New Zealand Gazette – 1995 – No. 138

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✨ List of Polling Places

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 138

D Franz Josef Community Centre
D Gladstone Mr Mark Gardner’s Garage, 12 Ogilvie Road
D Granity School
D Greymouth Blaketown School, Blake Street
D Grey Hospital Ante-natal Clinic, Waterwalk Road
D I.H.C Workshop, Milton Road
D Junior High School, Tainui Street
D Karoro School, Main Road
D Kindergarten, Shakespeare Street
D Mr Errol Jardern’s Garage, 95 Sinnott Road
D 65 Regent Theatre Trowbridge Room
D Haast Community Hall
School Carters Mill
Hamanua Mr G. J. Petterson’s Residence
Hari Hari South Westland Area School
D Haupiri School
Hector Ngakawau Domain Hall
D Hokitika Church of Christ Hall, Sale Street
(Corner Stafford Street)
D Como Building Companies Office, Tancred Street
St. Mary’s Primary School, Sewell Street
D Westland High School, Sale Street
D Inangahua Junction Primary School
Inchbonnie Old Inchbonnie School, Main Road
D Jacobs River School
Kaiata School
D Kaiteriteri Camp Office
D Kanieri Public Hall
Karamea Area School
Kokatahi School
D Kongahu Mrs J. B. Jones’ Residence
D Korere Public Hall
Kotinga Public Hall
D Kowhitirangi School
Kumara Memorial Hall
Lake Rototti Public School
D Little Wanganui Hall
D Lower Moutere Public School
D Mahana Public School
D Mangarakau Public School
D Mapua Public School
Marahau Old School House
Millerton Public Hall
Moana Lake Brunner School
D Motueka Motueka South School, High Street
D 65 Parklands Primary School, Pah Street
D Motupiko Public Hall
D Motupipi Public School
D Murchison Area School
Neudorf Public School
D Ngahere School
Ngatimoti Public School
Onekaka Hall
Otira Primary School
D Pakawau Public Hall

D Paringa Mrs G. Condon’s Residence
D Paroa Mrs J. Wood’s Garage, 17 Keith Road School, Main Road
D Pohara Bowling Club
D Pokororo Public Hall
D Pukekira Post Office Building
D Punakaiki Mr N. Wilkins’ Residence, Main Road
D Puramahoi Public Hall
D Rapahoe Dunns Transport Office, Main Road
D Reefton Hospital
Inangahua College
D Old Council Chambers Building, Buller Road
D Riwaka Public School
Rugby Club Rooms, Main Road
D Ross School
D Runanga School
D Seddonville Old School Premises Motor Camp
Sergeants Hill Hall
Shenandoah Mr N. Burrows’ Residence
Springs Junction Rahu Hall Site
D Stanley Brook Old School Building
Station Creek Maruia School
Stillwater School
Tadmor Mr L. F. Hodgkinson’s Cottage
D Takaka Golden Bay High School Common Room, 12 Waitapu Road
D 65 Tasman District Council Area Office, Commercial Street
D Tapawera Area School
Taramakau Settlement School Building
Tasman Public School
D Taylorsville Public Hall, Oxford Street
Totara Flat School
Tutaki Community Centre
D Umukuri Brooklyn School
D Upper Moutere Public School
D Upper Takaka Public Hall
Waimangaroa School
Waitaha School
D 65 Westport Courthouse, Wakefield Street
D IHC Accommodation Rooms, 149 Derby Street
J. R. Signs Building, Palmerston Street
(Corner Cobden Street)
North School, Cobden Street
South School, Derby Street
St. Canice’s School, Derby Street
Whataroa Courthouse
Woodstock Hall

Whanganui

D Aberfeldy Public School, Parapara Road
Alton Public School, Hursthouse Road
D Ararata Public School, Ararata Road
D Brunswick Public School, Campbell Road
Fordell Public School, Budge Street
Fraser Road Public School
D Hawera Hawera High School, Camberwell Road
61 Highland Pipe Band Hall, Collins Street

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Schools, Community Halls, Public Buildings, Wairarapa

🏛️ List of Polling Places in Westland

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Schools, Community Halls, Public Buildings, Westland
👱🏽 Names

9 names identified

Mark Gardner, Garage used as polling place
Errol Jardern, Garage used as polling place
G. J. Petterson, Residence used as polling place
J. B. Jones (Mrs), Residence used as polling place
G. Condon (Mrs), Residence used as polling place
J. Wood (Mrs), Garage used as polling place
N. Wilkins, Residence used as polling place
N. Burrows, Residence used as polling place
L. F. Hodgkinson, Cottage used as polling place

🏛️ List of Polling Places in Whanganui

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Schools, Community Halls, Public Buildings, Whanganui

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