New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 126

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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

28 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3719

Mangere electorates should follow along Massey Road and then down the South Western Motorway or alternatively, should follow the western boundary of the Papatoetoe Ward of Manukau City.

Objection 390 M J Haliday Chairman, Papatoetoe Labour Electorate Committee

Objects to the proposed name of Otara.

Suggested solution Electorate should be known as Papatoetoe as the new electorate incorporates approximately 60% of the old Papatoetoe electorate and 40% of the old Otara electorate. Papatoetoe became an electorate in 1977 whereas Otara became an electorate only prior to the 1984 election. Up until 30 years ago the district now known as Otara was better known as East Tamaki.

Objection 364 I C McGeechie & 5609 other signatories

Similar to first two sentences of Objection 390 and fourth sentence of Objection 49. Both names are of Maori origin but the name Papatoetoe is of more general and lengthier historical association with the greater part of the area than is the name Otara.

The following persons or organisations object to the proposed name of Otara for historical reasons and suggest the electorate should be named Papatoetoe.

Objection 50 N K Ladd

Objection 54 L C Snowling

Objection 57 G & S Leckie

Objection 59 J A & S I Jury

Objection 83 J I Farrelly

Objection 87 N N & J Beeby

Objection 93 K J & G F Bond

Objection 95 B Turner

Objection 97 E L, C I & J H McKellow

Objection 98 R Frampton

Objection 101 D & D Ward

Objection 108 R Faulkner

Objection 109 C I Walmsley

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🏛️ Objection to Exclusion of Part of Papatoetoe Ward (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Districts, Boundary Change, Papatoetoe Ward, Otara

🏛️ Objection to Proposed Name of Otara

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Districts, Name Change, Otara, Papatoetoe
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15 names identified

M J Haliday, Chairman, Papatoetoe Labour Electorate Committee
I C McGeechie, Signatory to objection
N K Ladd, Signatory to objection
L C Snowling, Signatory to objection
G & S Leckie, Signatory to objection
J A & S I Jury, Signatory to objection
J I Farrelly, Signatory to objection
N N & J Beeby, Signatory to objection
K J & G F Bond, Signatory to objection
B Turner, Signatory to objection
E L, C I & J H McKellow, Signatory to objection
R Frampton, Signatory to objection
D & D Ward, Signatory to objection
R Faulkner, Signatory to objection
C I Walmsley, Signatory to objection

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