New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 126

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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

3712 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. No. 126

including the provision of social and local government services, and emphasises that similar relationships do not exist between Pakuranga and communities west of the Tamaki River.

Suggested solution To include Pakuranga within the proposed Howick electorate using the Tamaki River as the boundary.

Objection 447 Bucklands and Eastern Beaches Ratepayers and Residents Assn (Inc.)
Similar to Objection 358.

Objection 359 G M Ellis
See Objection 361 (15) Howick for reasons.

Suggested solution That two electorates be created east of the Tamaki River, one centred on Pakuranga with a boundary moving south for the required population and one on Howick with a boundary moving east for the required population.

Objection 536 R Northey MP
Objections to the proposed boundaries of the new Mt Smart electorate.

Suggested solution To include the Otahuhu area and the Panama Road area of Mt Wellington in the new electorate. This could be achieved by removing all the proposed parts of Pakuranga from the electorate. These areas could be readily exchanged through the Mangere and Otara electorates. Otahuhu and the Panama Road area have long been in the same electorate. The community of interest and facilities of communication are much better with Otahuhu.

Objection 546 J G Vosper
Objects to the proposed boundaries of the Mt Smart electorate.

Suggested solution To include Glen Innes and Panmure as this format may be better for community of interest.

Objection 14 G Ormsby & L Campbell
Objects to the proposed name of Mt Smart on the grounds set out in Objection 07 (01) Northland.

Suggested solution To call the electorate Rarotonga because of its historical association with the area and its links with the tangata whenua of the electorate

Objection 355 S Hudson
Objects to the proposed name of Mt Smart. The geographical location of Mt Smart is small and one which contains few residents.

Suggested solution To call the electorate Onehunga because this

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🏛️ Objection to Electoral Boundaries - Howick and Mt Smart (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Districts, Boundary Change, Howick, Objection 358
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6 names identified

G M Ellis, Submitted objection
R Northey (MP), Submitted objection
J G Vosper, Submitted objection
G Ormsby, Submitted objection
L Campbell, Submitted objection
S Hudson, Submitted objection

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