New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 126

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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

Objection 351 M Morgan

Similar to Objection 305.

Objection 399 L & E Harrison-Lee

Objects to the proposed name of Pupuke. The name North Shore is of historical importance. Pupuke on the other hand is remote and lacks identity and focus.

Suggested solution Re-name the electorate North Shore.

Objection 400 R M, C G & G M Ashbridge

Objects to the proposed name of Pupuke. Similar to Objection 399.

Suggested solution To call the new electorate North Shore.

Objection 440 I A Titchener

Objects to the proposed name of Pupuke on the grounds that it is an awful name.

Suggested solution Electorate should be known as North Shore.

Objection 770 Hon. B Cliffe MP

Objects to the proposed name of Pupuke on the grounds that many people don’t identify Pupuke with the North Shore area. The historical North Shore area comprises largely the area named in the proposed electorate.

Suggested solution To call the electorate North Shore.

Objection 771 J W Winefield

Similar to Objection 283

Objection 772 E Jolly

Similar to Objection 283

07 Waitakere

Objection 307 J Williams

Objects to the proposed boundaries for the Waitakere electorate on the grounds that the proposed boundary cuts a community in two and probably bisects houses.

Suggested solution The boundary that extends through Brighams Creek should extend around Herald Island and connect up with the boundary line that extends through Waitemata Harbour to Henderson Creek. This would take in Whenuapai, Herald Island

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🏛️ Objection to Pupuke Electorate Boundaries (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Districts, Objections, Pupuke, North Shore, Name Change
👱🏽 Names

8 names identified

M Morgan, Objector to electorate name
L & E Harrison-Lee, Objector to electorate name
R M, C G & G M Ashbridge, Objector to electorate name
I A Titchener, Objector to electorate name
B Cliffe (Honourable), Objector to electorate name
J W Winefield, Objector to electorate boundaries
E Jolly, Objector to electorate boundaries
J Williams, Objector to electorate boundaries

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