New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 126

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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

See Objection 864 (53) Mt Herbert for general reasons.

Suggested solution The remedy suggested produces a set of five (5) proposed electorates radiating from a centrally located Christchurch electorate. Note: SAU - refers to Statistical Area Unit]

From the proposed Ilam electorate the virtually all of SAU Strowan; SAU Merivale; that part of SAU Holmwood east of the northern main trunk railway line; SAU Riccarton and that part of SAU Riccarton West east of Straven Road. From the Rakaia electorate the area generally around Christchurch International Airport be placed in the Ilam electorate, utilising Pound and Jessons Roads. From the proposed Mt Herbert electorate all that area to the north of Main South Road (State Highway 1), be place in the Ilam electorate.

50 Christchurch

Objection 484 A O'Brien

Objects to the splitting of the suburbs of Avonside and North Linwood between the Christchurch and New Brighton electorates. On the grounds that the splitting of these suburbs divides two natural communities of interest.

Suggested solution That the eastern boundary between the Christchurch and New Brighton electorates should be Locksley Avenue - Kerrs Road - Buckleys Road - Aldwins Road thereby including all of the suburbs of Avonside and North Linwood in the proposed Christchurch electorate.

Objection 485 A O'Brien

See Objection 487 (52) Addington for general reasons and suggested solution.

Objection 36 G Ormsby & L Campbell

Objects to the proposed name of Christchurch on the grounds set out in Objection 07 (01) Northland.

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

Objection 43 M O Hely

Objects to the proposed name of Christchurch. Electorate should be known as Christchurch Central. No grounds given

Objection 246 S Russell

Objects to the proposed name of Christchurch.

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🏛️ Objection 715 The New Zealand Labour Party (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, Ilam, Mt Herbert, Addington, New Brighton, Christchurch, Rakaia

🏛️ Objection 484 A O’Brien

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, Avonside, North Linwood, Christchurch, New Brighton
👱🏽 Names

A O’Brien, Objects to splitting suburbs

🏛️ Objection 485 A O’Brien

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, Addington
👱🏽 Names

A O’Brien, Objects to electoral boundary

🏛️ Objection 36 G Ormsby & L Campbell

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, Christchurch, Otautahi
👱🏽 Names

G Ormsby, Objects to proposed name
L Campbell, Objects to proposed name

🏛️ Objection 43 M O Hely

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, Christchurch
👱🏽 Names

M O Hely, Objects to proposed name

🏛️ Objection 246 S Russell

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, Christchurch
👱🏽 Names

S Russell, Objects to proposed name

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