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✨ Polling Places for Electoral Districts

28 OCTOBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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Tokaora, Public School

Turakina, Public School

Upokongaro, Public School

Upper Tutaenui, Public Hall

Waitotara, Public School

Wanganui—

D,W Anaua Street, Putiki Parish Hall
D Aramoho, Burnah Street, Churton Public School
D Durie Hill, Portal Street, Durie Hill Public School
D St John’s Hill, Parkes Avenue, St John’s Hill Public School
D

Waverley, Public School

D,W

Westmere, Public School

Whakamara, Public Hall

Whangaehu, Public School

Whenuakura, Public School

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Polling Place for the Western Maori Electoral District

WALLACE

D Balfour, Primary School
D Blackmount, Primary School
D Browns, Primary School
D Clinton, Primary School
D Colac Bay, Old School
D Dipton, Primary School
D Drummond, Primary School
D Fairfax, Old School
D Ferndale, Community Hall
D Five Rivers, Primary School
D Garston, Primary School
D Gore—
D Ardwick Street, Main School
D Hokonui Drive, Gore District Court
D Hyde Street, Gore Pipe Band Hall
D Robertson Street, Calvin Presbyterian Church
D

Centre

Wendon, Primary School

D Wendon Bush, Primary School
D Windsor, Primary School
D Waikaia, Primary School
D Waikoikoi, Primary School
D Waimumu, Public Hall
D Wairio, Public Hall
D Wendon, Primary School
D Winton—
D Great North Road, Winton R.S.A. Building
D Great North Road, Winton Primary School

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WANGANUI

D Aramoho—
D Burnah Street, Churton Public School
W Mitchell Street, Aramoho Public School
D Somme Parade, Hylton Hall
D Castlecliff—
D Aramui Avenue, Aranui Public School
D Manuka Street, St. Luke’s Anglican Church Hall
D,W Matipo Street, Kokohuia Public School
W Polson Street, Castlecliff Public School
D Central City—
D,W Bell Street, St. Andrew’s Hall
D Gloucester Street, St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Hall
D Ingestre Street, Wanganui Boys College Hall
D Keith Street, Keith Street Public School
D Durie Hill, Portal Street, Durie Hill School
D Gonville—
D Carlton Avenue, Carlton Public School
D Gonville Avenue, Gonville Public School
D Heads Road, General Hospital, Main Foyer, No. 2 Office
D Swiss Avenue, Gonville Scout Hall
D St. John’s Hill, Parkes Avenue, St. John’s Hill Public School
D Sprigvale—
D Fox Road, Tawhhero Scout Hall
D Springvale Road, No. 21 Community College
D Horticulture Centre
D Totara Street, Tawhhero Public School
D Wanganui East—
D,W Kiwi Street, Kiwi Street Public School
D Nile Street, Wanganui East Kindergarten
D Patapu Street, Wanganui East Community Hall

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Polling Place for the Western Maori Electoral District

WELLINGTON-KARORI

D Chartwell, Chartwell Drive, Chartwell School
D City—
D The Terrace, St. Andrew’s Church Lounge
D, S Wakefield Street, Wellington Town Hall Auditorium
D Crofton Downs, Silverstream Road, Ngaio Playcentre
D Highland, Raroa Road, Presbyterian Church
D Karori—
D Allington Road, Karori West School
D Campbell Street, Karori Playcentre
D Donald Street, Karori Normal School Hall
D Karori Road, St Teresa’s Parish Hall
D Messines Road, Sprott House
D Standen Street, Masonic Hall
D Sunshine Avenue, Karori Kindergarten
D Kelburn—
D Kowhai Road, Kelburn Normal School Hall
D Upland Road, St. Michael’s and All Angels Parish Hall
D Khandallah—
D Ngatoto Street, Masonic Hall
D Ngaio—
D Ottawa Road, Ngaio Town Hall
D Northland—
D Harbour View Road, Northland Public School
D Northland Road, Northland Methodist Hall

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