New Zealand Gazette – 1995 – No. 138

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✨ List of Polling Places

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 138

Cape Runaway Whangaparaoa School
D Edgecumbe District War Memorial Centre, Kauri Street
D Kawerau Concert Chambers, Ranfurly Court
D Kawerau Putauaki School, Fenton Mill Road
D Kutarere School
D Maketu School
D Matata Public School
D Mt Maunganui Arataki Primary School, 4 Kaimanawa Street
D Ohope Beach School, Pohutukawa Avenue
D Omaio School
Omarumutu School
D Opotiki College Hall, St. John Street
D Opotiki Senior Citizens Hall, King Street
D Paengaroa School
D Papamoa Papamoa School Hall, 312 Dickson Road
Pukehina Beach Scout Hall, 302 Pukehina Parade
D Pyes Pa School
D Raukokore School
Ruato ki School
D Taneatua School
D Tauranga Welcome Bay Primary School, 309 Welcome Bay Road
D Te Kaha Marae tai Centre
Te Puke Fairhaven School, 120 Boucher Ave
D Te Puke Settlers Lounge, Jellicoe Street
Te Ranga School
Te Teko School Hall
D Torere School
D Waimana School
D Waitangi Te Matai School
D Whakatane Allandale School, King Street
D Whakatane Courthouse, Pyne Street
D Whakatane High School Hall, Goulstone Road
D Whakatane Intermediate School Hall, James Street
D Whakatane Public Hospital, Garaway Street
Coromandel
Bethlehem Primary School, Carmichael Road
D Coromandel Area School, Woollams Avenue
D Katikati Memorial Hall, Main Road
D Kerepehi Public School, McGowan Avenue
Manaia Public School, Goldfields Road
Matakana Island Primary School
D Paeroa Linn Motors Ltd, Belmont Road
D Paeroa Memorial Hall, Main Road
D Te Puna Memorial Hall, Main Road
D Thames Courthouse, Queen Street
D Waihi Courthouse, Kenny Street
D Whangamata Area School, Port Road
D Whitianga Mercury Bay Area School, South Highway
Karapiro
D Matamata Matamata College
D Matamata Matamata Primary School
D Morrinsville David Street School
Morrinsville Kai-a-te-mata Marae (Sole Maori)
D Morrinsville Methodist Hall
Morrinsville Rukumoana Marae (Sole Maori)
Okauia Okauia Hall

D Te Aroha Contract Bridge Rooms, Whitaker Street
Te Aroha Primary School, Stanley Avenue
D Te Aroha Te Aroha Primary School, Jubilee Avenue
D Te Poi Memorial Hall
D Tirau Public School
D Waharoa Public School
Mahia
D Gisborne Church of Christ Hall, 39 Roebuck Road
Gisborne Cobham School, Lytton Road
D Gisborne Elgin School, Knox Street
D Gisborne Gisborne District Council Chambers, Fitzherbert Street
D Gisborne Gisborne Girls High School, Gladstone Road
D Gisborne Ilminster Intermediate School, de Lautour Road
D Gisborne Kaiti Playcentre, London Street
D Gisborne Kaiti School, Wainui Road
D Gisborne Mangapapa Residents Hall, Ormond Road
D Gisborne Mangapapa School, Rua Street
D Gisborne Riverdale School, Stout Street
Gisborne Te Hapara Presbyterian Church Hall, Abbott Street (Corner Kowhai Street)
D Gisborne Te Hapara School, Mill Road
D Gisborne Waikirikiri School, Pickering Street
Hicks Bay Wharekahika School, Wharf Road
Hiruharama Hiruharama School, Main Road South
Makaraka Makaraka School, 137 Main Road
Manutuke Manutuke School, Waingake-Mangapoika Road
D Matawai Memorial Hall Library
Muriwai Muriwai School, Main Road
D Ormond Ormond School, Whitmore Road
Patutahi Patutahi School, Atkins Street
Rangitukia Rangitukia School, Tikitiki-Rangitukia Road
D Ruatoria Manutahi School, 51 Tuparoa Road
D Te Araroa Te Waha O Rerekohu School Staff Room, Wiira Street
D Te Karaka Waikohu College Staff Room, Waihora Road
D Te Puia Springs Te Puia Springs School, McKenzie Street
D Tikitiki Tikitiki School, Main Road
D Tokomaru Bay Tokomaru Bay School, School Road
Tolaga Bay Tolaga Bay Area School, Resolution Street
D Waipiro Bay Waipiro Bay School, Waipiro Road
Whangara Whangara School, Pa Road
Whatatutu Whatatutu School, Whatatutu Road
Rotorua
Awahou Tawakeheimoa Meeting House, 62 Gloucester Road
D Horohoro School, 69 Apirana Road
Kaingaroa Forest Community Centre, 20 Daniel Street
D Lake Rotoma Rotoma and Rotoehu Community Hall, 1620 State Highway 30
D Lynmore Primary School Hall, Iles Road
Mamaku Primary School, 54 Tarena Street
Mihi School, 74 Springs Road

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KeywordsPolling Places, Schools, Community Halls, Public Buildings, Cape Runaway, Whangaparaoa, Edgecumbe, Kawerau, Maketu, Matata, Mt Maunganui, Ohope Beach, Omaio, Omarumutu, Opotiki, Paengaroa, Papamoa, Pukehina Beach, Pyes Pa, Raukokore, Ruato ki, Taneatua, Tauranga, Te Kaha, Te Puke, Te Ranga, Te Teko, Torere, Waimana, Waitangi, Whakatane, Coromandel, Bethlehem, Katikati, Kerepehi, Manaia, Matakana Island, Paeroa, Te Puna, Thames, Waihi, Whangamata, Whitianga, Karapiro, Matamata, Morrinsville, Okauia, Te Aroha, Waharoa, Mahia, Gisborne, Hicks Bay, Hiruharama, Makaraka, Manutuke, Matawai, Muriwai, Ormond, Patutahi, Rangitukia, Ruatoria, Te Araroa, Te Karaka, Te Puia Springs, Tikitiki, Tokomaru Bay, Tolaga Bay, Waipiro Bay, Whangara, Whatatutu, Rotorua, Awahou, Horohoro, Kaingaroa Forest, Lake Rotoma, Lynmore, Mamaku, Mihi

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