New Zealand Gazette – 1995 – No. 138

Page 4487

✨ Polling Places List

24 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 4487

D St. Johns Church Hall, Ferry Road
D 65 Woolston Primary School, Hopkins Street

Bay Of Plenty

D 63 Awakeri Awakeri School
63 Cape Runaway Whangaparaoa School
D 63 Edgecumbe District War Memorial Centre, Kauri Street
D 63 Kawerau Concert Chambers, Ranfurly Court
D 63 Putauaki School, Fenton Mill Road
D 63 Kutarere School
D 63 Maketu School
Manawahe School
D 63 Matata Public School
D 63 Mt Maunganui Arataki Primary School, 4 Kaimanawa Street
Nukuhou North School
D Ohope Beach School, Pohutukawa Avenue
D 63 Omaio School
63 Omarumutu School
D 63 Opotiki College Hall, St. John Street
D 63 Senior Citizens Hall, King Street
Oropi School
Otakiri School
Otamarakau School
D 63 Paengaroa School
D 63 Papamoa Papamoa School Hall, 312 Dickson Road
D Pongakawa School
D Pukehina School
63 Pukehina Beach Scout Hall, 302 Pukehina Parade
D 63 Pyes Pa School
D 63 Raukokore School
63 Ruatoki School
D 63 Taneatua School
D 63 Tauranga Welcome Bay Primary School, 309 Welcome Bay Road
D 63 Te Kaha Maraeatai Centre
63 Te Puke Fairhaven School, 120 Boucher Ave
D 63 Settlers Lounge, Jellicoe Street
63 Te Ranga School
63 Te Teko School Hall
Thornton School
D 63 Torrere School
D 63 Waimana School
63 Waioeka School
D 63 Waitangi Te Matai School
D 63 Whakatane Allandale School, King Street
D 63 Courthouse, Pyne Street
D 63 High School Hall, Goulstone Road
D 63 Intermediate School Hall, James Street
D 63 Public Hospital, Garaway Street
Woodlands School

Christchurch Central

D Avonside Avonside Anglican Parish Hall, 168 Stanmore Road
D Avonside Early Childhood Centre, 43 Woodham Road
Avonside Scout Den, 11 Retreat Road
Christchurch Amateur Radio Club, 27 Galbraith Avenue
D Christchurch City Arts Centre, Cloisters Rooms, 2/28 Worcester Boulevard
D Christchurch East School, 311 Gloucester Street
Crichton Cobbers Youth Club, 177 Chester Street East
D Hagley Community College Staff Room, 510 Hagley Avenue
D St. Luke's Church Hall, 250 Manchester Street
St. Mary's Parish Hall, 375 Manchester Street
Westend Theatre Foyer, 47 Cathedral Square
65 Linwood Linwood Avenue School, 260 Linwood Avenue
D Linwood Bible Chapel, 78 Stanmore Road
Linwood High School Hall, 75 Aldwins Road
D 65 Te Wai Pounamu Maori Cultural Centre, 290 Ferry Road
Union Church Hall, 378 Linwood Avenue
D Mairehau Aldred Methodist Hall, Knowles Street (Corner Nancy Avenue)
Glenmoor School, 96 Philpotts Road
Mairehau Primary School, 43 Mahars Road
D Merivale St. Mary's Church, 30 Church Lane (Corner Papanui Road)
Papanui Papanui Street School, Paparoa Street
Phillipstown Phillipstown School, 21 Nursery Road
D Richmond North Avon Baptist Church Hall, 103 North Avon Road
Richmond Kindergarten, 41 North Avon Road
Richmond School Library, Pavitt Street
D Shirley Briggston Primary School, 65 Briggs Road
D Hammersley Park Primary School, 102 Quinns Road
D MacFarlane Park Free Kindergarten, 19 Acheson Avenue
Samoan Assembly of God Church Hall, 316 Westminster Street (Corner Hills Road)
D Shirley Community Centre, Shirley Rd (Corner Slater Street)
D Shirley Intermediate School, North Parade (Corner Shirley Road)
65 St. Albans Beulah Christian Fellowship Church Hall, 140 Springfield Road
Christian Spiritualist Church, 182 Edgeware Road
D Church of Christ Hall, Flockton Street (Corner Warrington Street)
Edgewere Library, 1049 Colombo Street
Foundation for the Blind, 86 Bristol St
Garage, 115 Knowles Street
D Independent Carpet Centre, 293 Cranford Street
Lamb of God Community Hall, 19 Thames Street

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🏛️ List of Polling Places in Auckland and Banks Peninsula (continued from previous page)

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

🏛️ List of Polling Places in Bay of Plenty

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Referendum, Bay of Plenty, Schools, Community Centres

🏛️ List of Polling Places in Christchurch Central

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

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