New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 155

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✨ Polling Places

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Mangarakau, Public School
Mapua, Public School
Marahau, Old School House
Motueka—
D High Street, Motueka South Primary School
D,S Pah Street, Parklands Primary School
D Motupipi, Public Hall
D Motupipi, Public School
D Nelson, Alton Street, No. 10, Central School
D Neudorf, Public School
D Ngatimoti, Public School
D Onekaka, Hall
D Pakawau, Public Hall
D Pohara, Yacht Club
D Pokororo, Public Hall
D Puramahoi, Public Hall
D Redwood Valley, Hall
D Richmond—
Cambridge Street, Richmond Primary School
Gladstone Road, Sports Hall
Queen St, Tasman District Council Office
Salisbury Road, Waimea Intermediate School
D Riwaka, Public School
Riwaka Rugby Club Rooms, Main Road
D Stanley Brook, Old School Building
D Tadmor, Mr L. F. Hodgkinson’s Cottage
D Takaka—
Commercial Street, Tasman District Council
Area Office
Waitapu Road, No. 12, Golden Bay High School
Common Room
D Tapawera, Area School
D Tasman, Public School
D Umukuri, Brooklyn School
D Upper Moutere, Public School
D Upper Takaka, Public Hall
D Wainui, Public Hall
D Wainui West, Public Hall
D Wakapuaka, Memorial Hall
D Wakefield, Public School
D Woodstock, Hall

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S Polling Place for the Southern Maori Electoral District

TAURANGA
Tauranga—
D,E Cameron Road, No. 46, Courthouse
D Cameron Road, No. 382, Tauranga Primary School
D Cameron Road, No. 900, Tauranga South Primary School
D Chadwick Road, No. 56, Bible Chapel Hall
D Eighteenth Avenue, No. 30, Tauranga Intermediate School
D Fourteenth Avenue, Boys College Tom Muir Hall
D,E Kesteven Avenue, No. 26, Merivale Primary School
D Levers Road, No. 228B, Music Theatre Centre
D Levers Road, No. 110, Levers Road Hall
D Lumsdent Street, No. 13, Greenpark Primary School
D Maxwells Road, No. 101, Pillans Point Primary School
D,E Millers Road, No. 20, Brookfield Primary School
D Otumoetai Road, No. 236, Otumoetai Primary School Library
D Otumoetai Road, No. 502, St. Columba Church Hall
D,E Robins Road, No. 3, Turners Auction Rooms
D,E Windsor Road, No. 105 Otumoetai College Hall

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E Polling Place for the Eastern Maori Electoral District

TE ATATU
Glendene—
D Barrys Road, Glendene School
D,N Great North Road, Kelston Community Centre Henderson—
N Montel Avenue, Primary School
D Archibald Road, Kelston Boys High School
D Archibald Road, Kelston Girls High School
D St. Leonards Road, Primary School
Kelson—
New Lynn—
D Croydon Road, Fruitvale Primary School
Memorial Square, New Lynn Community Centre
Wattle Street, New Lynn Baptist Church
Te Atatu North—
D,N Harbourview Road, Te Atatu Intermediate School
Te Atatu Peninsula—
D Matipo Road, Matipo School
D Toru Street, Rutherford Primary School
D Waipani Road, Te Atatu North School
Te Atatu South—
D,N Flanshaw Road, Flanshaw Road School
D Kokiri Street, Tirimoana School
D Roberts Road, Freyberg Memorial School
D School Road, Edmonton School

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N Polling Place for the Northern Maori Electoral District

TIMARU
D,S Arowhenua, Huirapa Street, Maori School
D Fairview, Hall
D Kingsdown, Hall
D Otipua, Hall
D Pareora, School
D Salisbury, School
D Seadown, School
D Temuka—
Domain Avenue, No. 8, Service Centre
Hally Terrace, Presbyterian Church Hall
D Hayhurst Street, No. 9, Primary School
D Richard Pearse Drive, High School
Timaru—
D Arun Street, Scout Hall
D Beaumont Street, No. 10, Mr J. Bennett’s Garage
D Caroline Bay Community Lounge
D Church Street, No. 24, St Mary’s Church Hall
D Church Street, Presbyterian Church Hall
D College Road, Trinity Church Hall
D Elizabeth Street, No. 7, Elim Church
D Evans Street, No. 69, Waimataitai Kindergarten
D Grants Road, No. 65, Grantlea School
D,S Grey Road, No. 3, Main School
D Heath Street, No. 22, Gleniti School
D North Street, No. 12, Courthouse
D Otipua Road, No. 11, Kensington-Otipua Parish Hall
D Queen Street, No. 44, South School
D Raymond Street, West School
D Rimu Street, Highfield School
D Seadown Road, Annett and Darling Ltd, Staff Room
D Seddon Street, St. Paul’s Church Hall
D Selwyn Street, Marchwiel School
D Trafalgar Street, Waimataitai School
D Wai-iti Road, No. 355, Gleniti Play Centre

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