New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 155

Page 3149

✨ Polling Places and Accessibility

28 OCTOBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3149

D Access for the disabled
S Polling Place for the Southern Maori Electoral District

NELSON

Annesbrook, Waimea Road, No. 542, Church of Christ Hall
Atawhai—
Atawhai Drive, No. 888, Clifton Terrace School
D Atawhai Drive, No. 746, St Peters Church Hall
Nelson—
D Alton Street, No. 10, Central School
D,S Bridge Street, No. 195, Baptist Sunday School Hall

D Grove Street, No. 50a, Grove Street Free Kindergarten
D Hampden Street, No. 250, Hampden Street School
D Hastings Street, No. 8, Anzac Scout Hall
D Haven Road, No. 111, Auckland Point School
D Rutherford Street, No. 57, Salvation Army Hall
D Tipahi Street, No. 112, Nelson Intermediate School
D School
D Vanguard Street, No. 214, Victory School
D Wakefield Quay, Sealord Marine Rescue Centre
Stoke—
S Main Road, No. 601, Stoke School
D Main Road, No. 548, Stoke Memorial Hall
D Nayland Road, No. 177, Broadgreen Intermediate School
D Tahananui—
D Muritai Street, No. 69, Tahananui School
D Parkers Road, No. 29, Church of Christ Hall
D Wakatu, The Ridgeway, No. 10, Enner Glynn School

D,S Access for the disabled
S Polling Place for the Southern Maori Electoral District

NEW LYNN

Avondale—
N Blockhouse Bay Road (Corner New North Road), Avondale, Baptist Church Hall
Crayford Street, Avondale Primary School
Rosebank Road, No. 99, Avondale Community Centre
Rosebank Road, No. 217 Rosebank Primary School
D Victor Street, Avondale College

Blockhouse Bay—
D Blockhouse Bay Road, No. 502, Blockhouse Bay Baptist Church Hall
D,N Blockhouse Bay Road, No. 584, Blockhouse Bay Primary School
Blockhouse Bay Road, No. 340, Glenavon Primary School
D Bolton Street, No. 99, Blockhouse Bay Intermediate School
Chaucer Place, Chaucer Primary School Multi Purpose Room
D Whitney Street, No. 194, Mr & Mrs Ali’s Residence
Lynfield—
D White Swan Road, Lynfield College
Mt. Albert—
D New North Road, No. 953
Sainsbury Terrace, Gladstone School
New Lynn—
D Arahoe Road, Arahoe Primary School
Astley Avenue, No. 150, Mr Skelton’s Garage

Croydon Road, Fruitvale Primary School
D,N Margan Avenue, New Lynn Primary School
Memorial Square, New Lynn Community Centre
Owairaka—
D,N Richardson Road, No. 113, Owairaka Primary School
Waterview—
Fir Street (Corner Great North Road), Waterview Methodist Church Hall
D Oakley Avenue, Waterview Primary School

D,N Access for the disabled
S Polling Place for the Northern Maori Electoral District

NEW PLYMOUTH

New Plymouth—
Barrett Street, Hospital Staff Division Office
Barry Street, Ferndale Hall
Breakwater Road Westgate Ltd Office, Port Taranaki
Brois Street, Woodleigh School Hall
Brooklands Road, St. Pius School
Buller Street, Elim Church Sunday School Rooms
Carrington Street, R.N.Z.A.F. Training Corps Hall
D Coronation Avenue, Welbourn School Hall
D David Street, Methodist Church
D Davies Lane, West End School
Devon Street East, Methodist Church Hall
D,W Devon Street West, St. Joseph’s Community Centre
D Eliot Street, Pridham Hall, New Plymouth Boys High School
Endeavour Street, Marfell School
Govett Avenue, Frankleigh Kindergarten
Huatoki Street, Vogeltown School Hall
Kauri Street, Merrilands School Hall
Lawry Street, St. James Presbyterian Hall
Lemon Street, Central School
Mangorei Road, New Plymouth Girls High School Hall
D,W Ngamotu Road, Onuku Taipari Hall
Omata Road, St. Chads Church Hall
Pioneer Road, Moturoa School
D St. Aubyn Street, Val Deakin Dance Theatre
Sanders Avenue, Westown School
D South Road, Spotswood Primary School
Tukapa Street, Frankley School
D Upjohn Street, Brooklands Kindergarten

D Access for the disabled
W Polling Place for the Western Maori Electoral District

NORTH SHORE

D Bayswater, King Edward Avenue, Primary School
D Belmont, School Road, The Rose Centre Community Creche
Devonport—
D Church Street, Holy Trinity Parish Hall
D,N Victoria Road, Friendly Societies Hall
D Victoria Road, Presbyterian Church Hall
Forrest Hill—
D Forrest Hill Road, Presbyterian Church Hall
D Forrest Hill Road, Primary School
Hauraki—
D Jutland Road, Chapel Hall
D Jutland Road, Hauraki School
Lake Road, Takapuna Grammar
Milford—
D Dodson Avenue, Baptist Church Hall

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