New Zealand Gazette – 1995 – No. 138

Page 4517

✨ List of Polling Places

24 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 4517

D Wairoa Taihoa Marae, Te Uhi Road
Wairoa Taiwhiti-A-Maru Marae, Ruataniwha Road
D Wairoa Wairoa College, Lucknow Street
Whakaki Public School

Napier
D Clive Primary School, School Road
D Greenmeadows Primary School, 45 Osier Road
D Haumoana Public Hall, Haumoana Road
Mangateretere Primary School, Main Road
D Maraenui Maraenui Primary School, Lister Crescent
D Maraenui Richmond Primary School, Barnard Avenue
D Marewa Marewa Primary School, Latham Street
D Napier Central Courthouse, 251 Hastings Street
Napier Hill Napier Central School, Napier Terrace
Napier Hill Napier Girls High School, Clyde Road
D Onekawa Henry Hill Primary School, 13 A Dick Place
D Pirimai Pirimai Primary School Community Hall, Allan Berry Avenue
D Tamatea Tamatea Intermediate School, 15 Freyberg Avenue
D Tamatea Tamatea Primary School, 10 Durham Avenue
D Taradale Gospel Hall, 12 Meeanee Road
Taradale Taradale Intermediate School, 6 Murphy Road

New Plymouth
D Bell Block Primary School, State Highway 3
D New Plymouth Atkinson Building, Devon Street West
D New Plymouth Ferndale Hall, Barry Street
New Plymouth Fitzroy School, Barribald Street
D New Plymouth Marfell School, Endeavour Street
D New Plymouth Merrilands School Hall, Kauri Street
D New Plymouth Onuku Taipari Hall, Ngamotu Road
D New Plymouth St. Pius School, Brooklands Road
New Plymouth Welbourn School Hall, Coronation Avenue
D New Plymouth Westown School, Sanders Avenue
New Plymouth Woodleigh School Hall, Brois Street
D Oakura Primary School, South Road
D Okato Primary School, Main Road
Omata Primary School, Main Road
D Waitara Central School, Cracroft Street
Waitara Owae Marae, North Street

Otaki
D Shannon Shannon Public School, Grey Street

Palmerston North
D Linton Camp Linton Camp Community Centre, Puttick Road
D Palmerston North Apostolic Church Hall, 114 Cuba Street
Palmerston North Awapuni School, 18 Rochester Street
D Palmerston North Central Normal School, 201 Featherston Street
D Palmerston North Roslyn School, Kipling and Shelley Streets
D Palmerston North St. Andrew’s Church Lounge, 2 Ashley Street
D Palmerston North St. Michael’s Church Hall, 52 Pembroke Street
D Palmerston North Terrace End School, 183-209 Ruahine Street
D Palmerston North Westbrook Community Centre, Havelock Avenue
D Palmerston North West End School Hall, 395-427 Botanical Road
D Palmerston North Winchester School, 548 Ruahine Street

Rangitikei
D Ashhurst Village Valley Centre
D Bulls Primary School, Bridge Street
D Feilding School, North Street
D Feilding St. Paul’s Presbyterian Parish Hall, Church Street

Hunterville
D Hunterville Consolidated School

Marton
D Marton Friendship Hall, Morris Street
D Marton Junction School, Alexandra Street
D Palmerston North Cloverlea School, 55 Herbert Avenue
D Palmerston North St. Peter’s College, 22-38 Rennie Avenue

Ratana
D Ratana School, Kiaterere Street (Sole Maori)

Taihape
D Taihape Primary School, Huia Street

Wanganui Primary School
Wanganui-King Country

Taranaki-King Country
D Eltham Eltham Public School, Conway Road
D Inglewood Town Hall, Cutfield Street
D Maniaia Primary School, Karaka Street
D Normanby Public School, 3 Hunter Street

Ohura
D Ohura Area School
D Ohura Primary School, Gisborne Terrace
Opunake Primary School, Cape Road
D Pungarehu Primary School
D Rahotu Primary School, State Highway 45
Stratford Avon Primary School, Hamlet Street
D Stratford Methodist Church Hall, Regan Street

Taumarunui
D Mangakino Mangakino Civic Hall, Rangatira Drive
Ohakune Courthouse, Rata Street
D Ohakune Ohakune Education Institute, Ohakune Back Road
D Owhango School, Ohotere Street
D Raetihi Raetihi School, 24 Grey Street
Taringamotu Taringamotu Primary School, Taringamotu Valley Road
D Taumarunui King Country Energy Ltd Depot, Te Peka Street
D Taumarunui Manunui Primary School, Rata Street
D Taumarunui Matapuna Primary School, Makere Street
D Taumarunui NZ Income Support Service, (Corner Miriama and Marae Streets)
D Taumarunui St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Hall, 14 High Street
D Taumarunui Tarrangower Primary School, Manson Street
D Taumarunui Taumarunui Primary School, Maata Street

Taupo
D Taupo District Court, Story Place
Taupo Hinemoa Kindergarten, 61 Hinemoa Avenue
D Taupo Mountview School, Rangitira Street
Taupo Tauhara School, 90 Crown Road

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