New Zealand Gazette – 1995 – No. 138

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✨ Polling Places List

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 138

D Mt Eden Greyfriars Church Memorial Hall, 544 Mt Eden Road
D Mt Eden Mt Eden Normal Primary School, 73 Valley Road

Maungakiekie

D Ellerslie Ellerslie Church Centre, 169 Ladies Mile
D Hillsborough St. David’s Church Hall, 202 Hillsborough Road
D Mt Wellington Bailey Road School, 19 Bailey Road
D Mt Wellington Panama Road School, 139 Panama Road
D Mt Wellington Panmure District School, 87 Mt Wellington Highway
D One Tree Hill St. Oswald’s Anglican Church Hall, 193 Campbell Road
D Onehunga Methodist Church Hall, Grey Street
D Oranga Oranga Primary School, 21 Rangipawa Road
D Royal Oak Manukau Intermediate School, 74 Symonds Street

New Lynn

D Avondale Avondale Primary School, Crayford Street
D Avondale Rosebank Primary School, 217 Rosebank Road
D Blockhouse Bay Blockhouse Bay Intermediate School, 99 Bolton Street
D Blockhouse Bay Blockhouse Bay Primary School, 584 Blockhouse Bay Road
D Blockhouse Bay Glenavon Primary School, 340 Blockhouse Bay Road
D Kelston Kelston Boys High School, Archibald Road
D Lynfield Lynfield College, 191 White Swan Road
D Mt Roskill May Road School Hall, 504 Richardson Road
D New Lynn Arahoe Primary School, Arahoe Road
D New Lynn New Lynn Baptist Church, Wattle Street
D New Lynn New Lynn Community Centre Committee Room, Memorial Square
D New Lynn New Lynn Primary School Library, Hutchinson Avenue
D New Lynn Oaklynn Special School, 20 Mayville Avenue
D New Windsor New Windsor School, 185 New Windsor Road

North Shore

D Devonport Friendly Societies Hall, Victoria Road
D Hauraki Takapuna Grammar, Lake Road
D Mairangi Bay Rangitoto College Centre, 564 East Coast Road
D Sunnynook Wairau Intermediate School, Becroft Drive
D Northcote Beach Haven Residents Hall, Sunnyhaven Avenue
D Marlborough Marlborough Primary School, Wykenham Place
D Northcote Northcote Intermediate School, 145 Lake Road

Northland

D Ahipara School
D Awanui School
D Awarua School
D Dargaville St. Andrews Church Hall, Normanby Street
D Herekino School
D Hikurangi School
D Horeke School
D Kaeo Wesleydale Memorial Church Hall
D Kaikohe Union Church Hall
D Kaitaia College, Redan Road
D Kaitaia Intermediate School, North Road
D Karetu School
D Kawakawa Primary School
D Kerikeri Primary School Multi Purpose Room, Hone Heke Road
D Kohukohu Town Hall
D Lower Waihou Waimuriangi Hall
D Mamaranui Hall
D Mangamuka Bridge Hokianga Lodge Hall
D Mangonui Old Court House
D Matauri Bay School
D Matawia School
D Mitimiti Matihetihe School
D Moerewa Primary School, Factory Road
D Motatau School
D Ngaiotonga School
D NgaparaTunua Te Paea Soldiers Memorial Hall
D Ngataki School
D Oakura Hall
D Ohaeawai School
D Okaihau Community Hall
D Opononi War Memorial Hall
D Oromahoe School
D Pakotai School
D Pamapuria School
D Panguru Area School
D Pawarenga Te Kohanga Reo
D Pipiwai Te Horo School
D Pukenui Araiwa Hall
D Puketotu School
D Rangitane Hall
D Rawene Town Hall
D Rawhiti Te Rawhiti Marae
D Ruawai Ruawai-Tokotoka Memorial Hall, Wharf Road
D Russell Christ Church Hall
D Taheke Community Centre
D Taipa Area School Room 5
D Tauraroa School
D Te Hapua School
D Te Iringa Marae
D Te Kao School
D Te Kopuru School
D Te Tii School
D Tinopai School
D Tokerau Beach Kura Kaupapa
D Totara North School
D Waikare School
D Waima School
D Waimamaku Hall
D Waimate North Church Hall
D Waipapakauri Paparore School
D Waitangi Marae
D Whananaki School
D Whangaroa Hall

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

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