New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 163

Page 3317

✨ Polling Places Revoked, Added and Amended

5 NOVEMBER
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
3317

Polling Places Revoked, Added and Amended Under the Electoral Act 1956 and the Electoral Referendum Act 1993

CATHERINE A. TIZARD, Governor-General

Pursuant to the Electoral Act 1956 and the Electoral Referendum Act 1993, I, Dame Catherine A. Tizard, the Governor-General of New Zealand, do hereby revoke, add and amend the polling places shown against the electoral district the name of which is specified in the following Schedule for the purposes of the 1993 General Election and the Electoral Referendum to be held on 6 November 1993.

SCHEDULE

EDEN
amend
D Banff Avenue, No. 19, Sacred Heart School, Classroom 5

FAR NORTH
revoke
D,N Matangirau, Karangahape Marae
amend
N Whangaroa, Public Hall

INVERCARGILL
amend
Herbert Street, Waihopai Public School Hall
Hollywood Terrace/Russell Street, Gladstone Scout Hall
D Yarrow Street—
Church of Christ, Church Hall

ISLAND BAY
amend
D MacDonald Crescent, No. 3, Level 3 Troup House, St John’s Church Hall

KING COUNTRY
amend
D,W Miriama Street, Departmental Building
D Waimiha, Waimiha School

LYTTELTON
amend
Hillsborough, Curries Road, No. 29, Hillsborough Community Centre

OTARA
amend
Pearl Baker Drive, Mayfield School

PAHIATUA
amend
Dannevirke—
Hunter Street, South School, Room 7

PAPAKURA
amend
Papakura—
Porcherster Road, Papakura Normal School, Junior School Block

RAKAIA
amend
Springburn, Ashburton-Staveley Road, Springburn School
Dorie, Dorie School Road, Dorie School

ROSKILL
amend
D,N Owairaka, Richardson Road, No. 113, Owairaka Primary School

TONGARIRO
amend
D,W Miriama Street, Departmental Building
D Waimiha, Waimiha School

WAITAKERE
amend
Huapai—
Station Road, Room 1, Huapai Primary School
Waitakere—
Bethells Road, Administration Block, Waitakere Primary School

EASTERN MAORI
amend
Tongariro General Electorate
D Putaruru, Overdale Road, Putaruru Contract Bridge Club
D Taumarunui, Main Road South, Manunui, Manunui Primary School, Room 1
D Mawake Place, No. 25, Hiranga Primary School, Staffroom

NORTHERN MAORI
revoke
Far North General Electorate
D Matangirau, Karangahape Marae
add
Whangaroa, Public Hall
amend
Waitakere General Electorate
D Royal Road, Royal Road Primary School

SOUTHERN MAORI
amend
Rakaia General Electorate
D Ashburton, Cass Street, No. 144, Intermediate School Hall

WESTERN MAORI
amend
Horowhenua General Electorate
D Otaki, Mill Road, Otaki College
Papakura General Electorate
D Porchester Road, Papakura Normal School, Junior School Block
Tongariro General Electorate
D Miriama Street, Departmental Building

As witness the hand of Her Excellency the Governor-General, signed this 2nd day of November 1993.

D. A. M. GRAHAM, Minister of Justice.

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🏛️ Polling Places Revoked, Added and Amended Under the Electoral Act 1956 and the Electoral Referendum Act 1993

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D. A. M. Graham, Minister of Justice

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