New Zealand Gazette – 1995 – No. 138

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✨ Polling Places List

4494 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 138

D St. Johns Girls' School, Dee Street
D St. Johns Parish Hall, Tay Street
D St. Joseph's School, 70 Eye Street
D St. Mark's Methodist Hall, Bourke Street
St. Pauls Sunday School Hall, 178 Dee Street
D 65 St. Peter's Church Hall, Elles Road
D Surrey Park Public School, Isabella Street
Tweedsmuir Intermediate School, 366 Tweed Street
D Waihopai Public School Hall, Herbert Street
D Waikivi School, Durham Street
D Waverley Park School, Eden Crescent
D Kennington Public Hall, Kennington-Mataura Island Road
D Makarewa Makarewa School, 56 Flora Road East
D Myross Bush Public School, Mill Road North
D Otatara Public School, Dunns Road
D Tisbury Public School, Boundary Road
D Waimatua Public Hall, Kennington-Waimatua Road
D Wallacetown Public School, 34 Mauchline Street
D West Plains Public School, West Plains Road
D Woodend Public Hall, Sommerville Street

Kaikoura

D Amberley Hurunui District Council, Main North Road
D Primary School, Lawcocks Road
D Ashley School
D Awatere Valley Mr D. S. Moorhouse's Homestead, Altimarloch
D Balcairn Hall
D Blenheim Baptist Church Hall, High Street
D 65 Blenheim School, Alfred Street
D Bohally Intermediate School, McLauchlan Street
D Bright Centre, Dillons Point Road
D CCS Marlborough Rooms, 75 Seymour Street
D Centennial Hall, Arthur Street
D Courthouse, Alfred Street
D 65 Marlborough Boys College, Stephenson Street
D Mayfield School, Hutcheson Street
D Mrs M. Burton's Residence, 20 Moran Street
D 65 Polytechnic Marlborough, Budge Street
D 65 RA Maru IHC Workshop, Weld Street
D 65 Redwoodtown School, Cleghorn Street
D School, Whitney Street
D Springlands School, Murphys Road
D St. Mark's Hobbies Room, 61 Main Street
D St. Ninian's Hall, Alabama Road
D Wairau Hospital
D Broomfield School
D Canvastown School
D Carluke Public Hall
D Charnley Forks School
D Cheviot Area School
D Clarence Bridge Woodbank School
D Culverden Amuri Area School
D Domett Service Station

D Fairhall School
D French Pass School
D Grassmere M.W. McLennan's Property
D Greta Valley School
D Grovetown School
D Hanmer Springs Primary School, 16 Cheltenham Street
D Hapuku School
D Havelock School
D Hawarden RSA Hall
D Kaikoura High School, Ludstone Road
D 65 St. Peter's Anglican Church Hall, 31 Toxquay Street
D Suburban School, Schoolhouse Road
D Kekerengu Community Centre
D Koromiko School
D Leithfield Primary School
D Linkwater School
D Loburn Primary School
D Lynton Downs School
Marama D. R. Hammond's Residence, Marama Road, Seddon
D Medbury Hall
D Motunau Beach Mrs J. Neilson's Residence, 12 Hall Street
D North Loburn School
D Oaro Ocean View Motel, Main Road
D Okaramio School
D Okuku Mr S. Mitchell's Residence, Flax 'N Flats
D Omihi School
D Parnassus School
D Picton Queen Charlotte College School, Buller Street
D 65 St. John's Ambulance Hall, Auckland Street
D Rai Valley Area School
D Rapauru School
D Rarangi Golf Club
D Renwick Public Hall
D Riverlands School
D Rotherham Primary School
D Scargill Plunket Rooms
D Seddon School
D Sefton Primary School
D Spotswood Hall
D Spring Creek School
D The Peaks Social Hall
D Tua Marina School
D Waiau Primary School
D Waihopai Valley Community Hall
D Waikari School
D 65 Waikawa Bay School
D Waikuku Primary School
D Waikuku Beach Hall
D Waipara School
D Wairau Valley School
D Waitaria Bay School
D Ward School
D Woodbourne RNZAF Community Centre
D Woodend Primary School

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🏛️ List of Polling Places in Invercargill (continued from previous page)

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

🏛️ List of Polling Places in Kaikoura

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Kaikoura, Schools, Community Centres
👱🏽 Names

6 names identified

D. S. Moorhouse, Homestead used as polling place
M. Burton (Mrs), Residence used as polling place
M. W. McLennan, Property used as polling place
J. Neilson (Mrs), Residence used as polling place
S. Mitchell, Residence used as polling place
D. R. Hammond, Residence used as polling place

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