New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 155

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✨ Polling Places for General Electorates

28 OCTOBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3173

D Feilding, Church Street, St Paul’s Presbyterian Parish Hall
Taihape, Huia Street, Primary School
Taranaki General Electorate
Bell Block, State Highway 3, Primary School
Inglewood, Cutfield Street, Town Hall
Manaia, Karaka Street, Primary School
Opunake, Gisborne Terrace, Primary School
Pungarehu, Cape Road, Primary School
Stratford, Regan Street, Methodist Church Hall
Tongariro General Electorate
Arapuni, Arapuni School, Room 1
Ohakuhura, Ongarue Back Road, Okahukura
Education Institute
Taumarunui—
Makoere Street, Matapuna Primary School,
Library
Miriama Street, Departmental Building
Waikato General Electorate
Hamilton, Silverdale Road, Silverdale Normal School
Huntly—
Hakanoa Street, Red Cross Hall
Harris Street, Waahi Marae
Ngaruawahia—
Corner Belt and Great South Roads, St. Paul’s Parish Hall
Kia Toa Road, Waipa Primary School
River Road, Turangawaewae Marae, Te Rou Rou
Taupiri, Public School
Te Kauwhata, Wharekawa Marae
Te Kauwhata, Waerenga Road, College
Waipa General Electorate
Cambridge, Thompson Street, Leamington Scout Hall

D Kawhia, Community Hall
Kihikihi, Town Hall
Otorohanga, Town Hall
Te Awamutu, Teasdale Street, No. 401, Te Awamutu Primary School
Waotapu General Electorate
Bulls, Bridge Street, Primary School
Hawera, Fairfield Road, Ramanui School
Marton—
Alexandra Street, Marton Junction School
Wellington Street, Marton Memorial Hall
Normanby, Public School
Patea—
Kent Street, High School
Victoria Street, Public School
Ratana Pa, School (Sole Maori)
Wanganui General Electorate
Wanganui, Anaua Street, Putiki Parish Hall
Waverley, Public School
Aramoho—
Mitchell Street, Aramoho Public School
Castlecliff—
Matipo Street, Kokohuia Public School
Polson Street, Castlecliff Public School
Central City—
Bell Street, St Andrews Hall
Wanganui East—
Kiwi Street, Kiwi Street Public School
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D. A. M. GRAHAM, Minister of Justice.

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🏛️ Polling Places for General Electorates

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Dated27 October 1993
KeywordsPolling places, General Electorate, Feilding, Taihape, Taranaki, Tongariro, Education Institute, Waikato, Waipa, Waotapu, Wanganui
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D. A. M. Graham, Minister of Justice

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