New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 155

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✨ Polling Places and Accessibility

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 155

W Huia Street, Primary School
Toroa Road, Free Kindergarten
D Tui Street, Court House
Wren Street, St. Joseph’s School
Taikorea, School
D Tangimoana, School
Taonui, Public School
Taoroa, Public School
Utuwai, Public School
Waiouru—
Army Base
D E Public School
Waitohi, School
Waituna West, Public School

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

REMUERA

D Epsom—
Ngaire Avenue, No. 3, Chapel Hall
D Ranfurly Road, No. 19, St. George’s Church Hall
Grafton, Grafton Road, No. 2A, (corner Carlton Gore Road), Whitecliffe Art School
D Greenlane, Wheturangi Road, Cornwall Park District School
D Meadowbank—
Meadowbank Road, No. 5, St. Chads Church Hall
Meadowbank Road, No. 122, Meadowbank Kindergarten
D Waiatarua Road, No. 68, Meadowbank Primary School
D Newmarket, Gillies Avenue, No. 19, Newmarket Primary School

   Parnell—

N Denby Street, No. 7, (behind St. John’s Catholic Church in Parnell Rd) St. Johns School
Gladstone Road, Parnell Primary School
Maunsell Road, No. 4, Bledisloe House

   Remuera—
   Beatrice Road, No. 4A (behind Church) St Michael’s Church Hall
   Crown Lane, No. 6, St. Aidans Scout Hall
   Remuera Road, No. 258, Kings School Hall

D Remuera Road, No. 497, Somervell Presbyterian Church Hall
Remuera Road, No. 641, Remuera Baptist Hall
N St. Vincent Avenue, No. 8, Hearing Association
St Vincent Avenue, No. 64, Remuera Intermediate School Hall
Victoria Avenue, No. 74, St. Joseph of Cluny Kindergarten
Victoria Avenue, No. 282, Victoria Avenue Primary School

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

ROSKILL

D Avondale, Blockhouse Bay Road, (Corner New North Road), Avondale Baptist Church Hall
Blockhouse Bay—
Blockhouse Bay Road, No. 340, Glenavon Primary School
D Whitney Street, No. 194, Mr & Mrs Ali’s Residence

HILLSBOROUGH—

D Hillsborough Road, No. 202, St. David’s Church Hall
Hall
Hillsborough Road, No. 102, St. Margarets Church Hall
Lynfield—
D Hillsborough Road, No. 456, Childsplay Unlimited (Childcare Centre)
D The Avenue, No. 35, Lynfield Community Church Hall
D White Swan Road, Lynfield College
Mt Roskill—
D Quest Terrace, Dominion Road Primary School
D Dominion Road, No. 1207, St. Giles Church Hall
D Dominion Road, No. 1356, St. Martins Church Hall
D Marshall Laing Avenue, Marshall Laing School Hall
D, N Richardson Road, No. 504, May Road School
Hall
D Oakdale Road, No. 16, Mr Bunting’s Garage
Mt. Albert Road, No. 465, St. Therese’s Catholic Parish Hall
D Richardson Road, No. 485, Mt Roskill Baptist Church Hall
D Richardson Road, No. 292, Christ the King School
D Richardson Road, Hay Park School
New Windsor—
D Methuen Road, No. 203, James’s Garage
D New Windsor Road, New Windsor School
D, N Owairaka, Richardson Rd, Owairaka Primary School
D Sandringham, Duncan Avenue, Baptist Church Hall
D, N Three Kings, Mt. Eden Road, No. 944, Three Kings School
D Waikowhai, Hillsborough Road, No. 381, Waikowhai School

   Wesley—
   Denny Avenue, Pensioner’s Hall

D Potter Avenue, Wesley Primary School

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

ROTORUA

E Rotorua—
Aquarius Drive, Kawaia Point Primary School
E Bell Road, Kaitao Intermediate School
E Clayton Road, Western Heights Primary School
D, E Devon Street, St. Chad’s Communication Centre
E Gem Street, Aorangi Primary School
E Haupapa Street, Number 57A
E Homedale Street, Kindergarten
E Koutu Road, Tamaohoaurangi Meeting House
E Lakefront, Soundshell Conference Room
D, E Malfroy Road, Malfroy Primary School
E Malfroy Road, Rotorua Intermediate School
D, E Malfroy Road, Westbrook School
E May Road, St. Michaels Primary School
D, E Mokoia Drive, Waiariki Polytechnic
E Old Quarry Road, Selwyn School
E Old Taupo Road, St. Andrew’s Church Hall
E Otonga Road, Otonga Primary School
D, E Pekerau Street, St. John Ambulance Hall
E Ranolf Street, Glenholme School
D, E Sunset Road, Sunset Primary School
E Tryon Street, No. 17, Hei Tiki Gallery
Utuhina Road, No. 36, Residence of E. G. Ashton

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🏛️ Polling Places for the Eastern Maori Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling places, Eastern Maori, accessibility

🏛️ Polling Places for the Western Maori Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling places, Western Maori, accessibility

🏛️ Polling Places for the Northern Maori Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling places, Northern Maori, accessibility

🏥 Access for the Disabled

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsAccessibility, disabled, polling places

🏛️ Polling Places in Remuera

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling places, Remuera, accessibility

🏛️ Polling Places in Roskill

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling places, Roskill, accessibility

🏛️ Polling Places in Hillsborough

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling places, Hillsborough, accessibility

🏛️ Polling Places in Rotorua

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling places, Rotorua, accessibility

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