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✨ Public Libraries and High Court Sittings

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Rangitikei District

Taihape Public Library

Rodney District

Orewa Public Library

Rotorua District

Rotorua Public Library

Ruapehu District

Taumarunui Public Library

Selwyn District

Malvern Public Library

South Waikato District

Tokoroa Public Library

South Wairarapa District

Featherston Public Library

Stratford District

Stratford Public Library

Tasman District

Takaka War Memorial Library Motueka Public Library

Tararua District

Pahiatua Public Library

Taupo District

Taupo Public Library Turangi Public Library

Tauranga District

Mt Maunganui Public Library

Thames-Coromandel District

Thames Public Library

Timaru District

Geraldine Branch Library Timaru District Library
Temuka Branch Library

Upper Hutt City

Upper Hutt Public Library

Waikato District

Huntly Public Library Ngaruawahia Public Library

Waimakariri District

Kaiapoi Public Library

Waimate District

Waimate Public Library

Waipa District

Cambridge Public Library

Wairoa District

Wairoa Centennial Public Library

Waitakere City

Henderson Public Library Massey Public Library
New Lynn Public Library

Waitaki District

Oamaru Public Library

Whanganui District

Whanganui Public Library

Wellington City

Johnsonville Branch Library Karori Branch Library
Miramar Branch Library Newtown Branch Library
Mervyn Kemp Branch Library Wellington (Central) Public Library

Western Bay of Plenty District

Te Puke Public Library

Whangarei District

Whangarei Public Library

Note: Public Libraries have not been used as places for inspection in some centres because there are sufficient other sources for inspection there.

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Judicature Act 1908

The High Court Sittings 1995

We, three Judges of the High Court of New Zealand, pursuant to section 52 of the Judicature Act 1908, hereby appoint sittings of the High Court for the despatch of civil and criminal business during 1995 as follows:

Auckland
Hamilton
Rotorua
Wellington
Christchurch

Criminal Trials and Civil Actions before Judge and Jury and all Other Classes of Business: The Court will sit each week commencing from 1 February.

Other Places

The Court will sit to deal with all classes of civil and criminal business at the places named during periods commencing on the following respective dates and at such other times as may be required.

Whangarei

13 and 20 February 7 and 14 August
13 and 20 March 11 and 18 September
3 April 9 and 16 October
8 and 15 May 13 and 20 November
12 and 19 June 4 December
10 and 17 July

Gisborne

20 and 27 February 14 and 21 August
15 and 22 May 13 and 20 November

New Plymouth

13 and 20 February 3 and 10 July
24 April 11 and 18 September
1 May 13 and 20 November

Napier*

13 and 20 February 21 and 28 August
13, 20 and 27 March 4 and 11 September
3 April 30 October
1, 8, 15 and 22 May 6 and 27 November
26 June 4 December
3 July

Wanganui*

7 and 13 February 4 and 11 September
1 and 8 May 27 November
26 June 4 December
3 July

Palmerston North*

13 and 20 February 21 and 28 August
13, 20 and 27 March 4 and 11 September
3 April 30 October
1, 8, 15 and 22 May 6 and 27 November
26 June 4 December
3 July

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🏛️ Public Libraries as Places for Inspection

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPublic Libraries, District Councils, City Councils, Registrars of Electors, Department of Survey and Land Information, Te Puni Kokiri

⚖️ High Court Sittings 1995

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsJudicature Act 1908, High Court, Criminal Trials, Civil Actions, Auckland, Hamilton, Rotorua, Wellington, Christchurch, Whangarei, Gisborne, New Plymouth, Napier, Wanganui, Palmerston North
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