New Zealand Gazette – 1995 – No. 138

Page 4485

✨ Polling Places for Referendum

24 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 4485

Albany
D Albany Albany Primary School, 6 Bass Road
D Browns Bay Primary School, Masterton Road
D Red Cross Centre, 5 Glencoe Road
D 64 Salvation Army Hall, 5 Bayview Road
D Glenfield Leisure Centre Wairau Room, Bentley Avenue
D Meadowood Community House, 55 Meadowood Drive
D Primary School, Bayview Road
D Primary School, Manuka Road
Primary School, Target Road
64 Greenhithe Primary School, Isobel Road
D Hobsonville Hobsonville Public Hall, Hobsonville Road
D 64 Mairangi Bay Rangitoto College Centre, 564 East Coast Road
D Murrays Bay Baptist Church Hall, 539 Beach Road
D Northcross Intermediate School Hall, Sartors Avenue
D Paremoremo Primary School, Cutts Crescent
D Torbay Primary School, Deep Creek Road
Primary School Hall, Glamorgan Drive
St. Mary By The Sea Church Hall, 168 Deep Creek Road
D Whenuapai Primary School, 14 Airport Road Village Hall, 41 Waimarie Road

Aoraki
D Albury School
65 Arowhenua Maori School, Huirapa Street
Burkes Pass Tourist Centre Motel
D Cannington School
D Cattle Creek School
D Claremont School
Enfield School
Fairlie Primary School
Fairview Hall
Glenavy School
D Hakataramea Valley School
Hilton School
Hook School
D Hunter School
D Ikawai School
D Kingsdown Hall, Daniels Road
D Kurow Memorial Hall
D Lake Tekapo School
Makikihi School
Maungati School
Milford School
Morven School
D Mt Cook School
Mt Nessing Hall
Ngapara School
Omarama School
Orari School

D Otaio School
Otekaike Soldiers Memorial Hall
Otematata School
D Otipua Hall
D Pareora School, 15 Elworthy Street
D Pleasant Point Primary School
D Seadown School
D Sherwood Downs Hall
D Southburn School
St. Andrews School
Studholme Hall
D Temuka High School, 83 Richard Pearse Drive
D Presbyterian Church Hall, Hally Terrace
D Primary School, 9 Hayhurst Street
Service Centre, 8 Domain Avenue
Timaru Annett and Darling Ltd, 3 Seadown Road
D Caroline Bay Community Lounge
Courthouse, 12 North Street
D Gleniti Play Centre, 355 Wai-iti Road
D Gleniti School, 22 Heath Street
D Grantlea School, 65 Grants Road
D Highfield School, Rimu Street
D 65 Main School, 3 Grey Road
D Marchwiel School, Selwyn Street
D Methodist Church Hall, 4 Woodlands Road
D Mr J. Bennett's Garage, 10 Beaumont Street
D New Life Centre, Morgans Road
D Presbyterian Church Hall, Church Street
Scout Hall, Arun Street
South School, 44 Queen Street
D St. John's Church Hall, Wai-iti Road
D St. Mary's Church Hall, 24 Church Street
D St. Paul's Church Hall, Seddon Street
Trinity Church Hall, College Road
Waimataitai Kindergarten, 69 Evans Street
Waimataitai School, Trafalgar Street
West School, Raymond Street
Tokarahi Hall
Totara Valley Combined Districts Hall
Twizel Area School
Waihao Downs School
Waihaorunga School
D Waimate Centennial School, Edinburgh Street
D Main School Hall, John Street
D Waitohi Hall
D Waituna Creek School
D Winchester School

Auckland Central
D 64 City Auckland High Court, Waterloo Quadrant (Corner Anzac Avenue)
64 Maori Community Centre, 152 Halsey Street (Corner Fanshaw Street)
D 64 Methodist Church Hall, 78 Pitt Street
D Freemans Bay Freemans Bay School, Wellington Street

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🏛️ List of Polling Places in Albany

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Referendum, Albany, Schools, Community Centres

🏛️ List of Polling Places in Aoraki

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Referendum, Aoraki, Schools, Community Centres

🏛️ List of Polling Places in Auckland Central

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Referendum, Auckland Central, Schools, Community Centres

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