New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 140

Page 3379

✨ Polling Places for General Election 1996

4 OCTOBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3379

Mangatangi School, Miranda Road
Mangatawhiri School, McKenzie Road
D Manurewa Elmwood Home and Hospital, 131 Hill Road
D 62 Library, 3 Hill Road
Randwick Park Community House, 137 Shifnal Drive
D Maramarua School, State Highway 2
Mercer School
Orere School, Orere Point
Papakura Central School, 23 Ray Small Drive
D 62 Christ Church Hall, 40 Coles Crescent
D 62 Cosgrove School, 10 Cosgrove Road
D 62 High School, 11 Willis Road
Kelvin Road School, 74-76 Kelvin Road
Normal School, Porchester Road
D Opaheke School, 12A Tasman Drive
D 62 Redhill School, Redcrest Avenue
D 62 Rosehill Intermediate, 5 Jupiter Street
South School, 58 Beach Road
D Wright Residence, 3 Magnolia Avenue
Paparimu School, Matheson Road
D Patumahoe Mauku Playcentre, Main Road
D Pokeno School
D Pukekohe East School, Runciman Road
D Rama Rama School, Ararimu Road
Takanini Church of Christ Hall, 160 Great South Road
Conifer Grove School, 70 Walter Strevens Drive
D Waiau Pa School

Hutt South
Alicetown Hutt Central School Hall, Railway Avenue
65 Hutt Valley Polytechnic Cafeteria Block F, 107 Victoria Street
D Avalon Dyer Street School Hall, Dyer Street
D Boulcott School, Boulcott Street
D Days Bay Wellesley College
D Eastbourne Muritai School Hall, Muritai Road
Turners Garage, 11A Nikau Street
D Epuni Community Hall, 40 Mitchell Street
65 School Hall, Waiwhetu Road
Gracefield School Assembly Hall, Bell Road
D Hutt Central Eastern Hutt School, Kings Crescent
D 65 Hutt Hospital, High Street
Hutt Intermediate, Kauri Street
Hutt Valley High School Hall, Woburn Road
Knox Presbyterian Hall, 574 High Street
St. Bernard's College, 183 Waterloo Road
Woburn House, Ground Floor, 40-44 Bloomfield Terrace
D Lowry Bay Coles Garage, 6 Cheviot Road

D 65 Moera Hall, Randwick Crescent
D 65 Naenae Five Star Gymnasium, 25 Treadwell Street
D Kindergarten, Seddon Street
D 65 Rata Street School, Rata Street
65 School, Wheatley Street
65 Petone Air Training Corps Drill Hall, 2A Udy Street
D 65 Central School, 16 Britannia Street
65 Lever Rexona Canteen, Jackson Street
65 Wilford School Hall, William Street
D Point Howard Tennis Club/Playcentre, Ngaumatau Road
D 65 Taita Avalon Intermediate, 1041 High Street
D 65 Upper Hutt Former Postbank Building, 97-101 Main Street
65 Wainuiomata Arakura School Hall, Wellington Road
D 65 Fernlea School, Lees Grove
D 65 Girl Guide Hall, Main Road
65 Glendale School Hall, Frederick Street
D 65 Intermediate, Moohan Street
65 Parkway Intermediate School Hall, Konini Street
D Pencarrow School Hall, Wise Street
D 65 School Hall, Homedale Road
D Sun Valley School, 67 Meremere Street
D Valley Community Church, Wainuiomata Road
D 65 Waiwhetu Marae Meeting House, Puketapu Grove
Our Lady of the Rosary School Hall, Wainui Road
D 65 School, Grenville Street
Waterloo Open Polytechnic of New Zealand
Social Room, 86 Wyndrum Avenue
D 65 School, Hardy Street

Ilam
D Avonhead Hawthornden Kindergarten, 146 Hawthornden Road
D Kindergarten, 49 Staveley Street
Merrin School, 41 Merrin Street
65 St Mark's Church Hall, 150 Withells Road
Bishopdale Breens Intermediate, Breens Road
D 65 Isleworth School, Farrington Avenue
Scout Group Hall, Raleigh Street
Bryndwr Aorangi School, Colwyn Street
D 65 Baptist Church, Clyde Road (Corner Aorangi Road)
D St. David's Church Hall, 356 Wairakei Road
D St. Matthew's Church Hall, Jeffreys Road
D Wairakei School, 250 Wairakei Road
D Burnside Elim Church, 193 Grahams Road
D High School D Block, Greers Road

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