New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 140

Page 3385

✨ Polling Places for General Election 1996

4 OCTOBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3385

D Masonic Centre, 59 Grey Street
64 School, 122 Arthur Street
D The Bridge, St. Peters Anglican Church, Onehunga Mall

Oranga School, 21 Rangipawa Road
St. Stephen’s Church Hall, 21 Waitangi Road

64 Te Papapa School, 219 Mt. Smart Road
D 62 Otahuhu College, Mangere Road
D Fairburn School, 10 Pukeora Road
D Intermediate School Technicraft Block, 22 Luke Street
D 62 School, Station Road
62 St. Joseph’s Parish Hall, 135 High Street
D 64 Panmure Community Centre, 1 Pilkington Road
D Penrose High School, 421 Great South Road
D Royal Oak Manukau Intermediate, 74 Symonds Street
D School, Chandler Avenue
D 64 Three Kings School, 944 Mt Eden Road

Napier

D Ahuriri Port Ahuriri School, Lever Street
61 Bluff Hill Napier Central School, Napier Terrace
D 61 Napier Girls High School, Clyde Road
D Camberley Memorial Hospital Administration Centre, Canning Road
61 Clive Community Hall, Main Road
D Farndon Park Hall, Farndon Road
D Greenmeadows Girl Guide’s Hall, York Avenue
D Greenmeadows Game Farm, Burness Road
D Salvation Army Hall, Tait Drive
D 61 School, 45 Osier Road
D 61 Haumoana Public Hall, Haumoana Road
D Havelock North Arataki Holiday Park, Arataki Road
D St. Lukes Hall, Te Mata Road
D 61 Mahora School, 710 Frederick Street
61 Mangateretere School, Main Road
D 61 Maraenui Richmond School, Barnard Avenue
D 61 School, Lister Crescent
D Marewa Church of Christ Building, Douglas McLean Avenue
D School, Latham Street
D 61 Meeanee School, Gavin Black Street
D 61 Napier Central Courthouse, 251 Hastings Street
D Napier Intermediate, 13 Jull Street
D Nelson Park School, Kennedy Road
D Napier South St. Luke’s Sunday School, 196 Vigor Brown Street
D Onekawa Henry Charles Hall, Henry Charles Terrace
D 61 Henry Hill School, 13A Dick Place
D School, 235 Kennedy Road
D Wycliffe Intermediate, 22-24 Wycliffe Street

D 61 Pakowhai School, Chesterhope Road
D Pirimai School Community Hall, Allan Berry Avenue
D Tamatea Intermediate, 15 Freyberg Avenue
D Porritt School, 36 Lyttelton Crescent
D 61 School, 10 Durham Avenue
D Taradale Gospel Hall, 12 Meeanee Road
61 Intermediate, 6 Murphy Road
D School, 10 Church Road
D 61 Town Hall, Meeanee Road
D Te Awa School, Te Awa Avenue
D Te Awanga Community Centre, Wellwood Terrace
D Westshore School, 16 Ferguson Avenue

Nelson

Annesbrook Church of Christ Hall, 542 Waimea Road

D Appleby School
D 65 Atawhai St. Peters Church Hall, 746 Atawhai Drive
D Brightwater School
D Foxhill School
D Hira School
D Hope School
Mahana School
Nelson Anzac Scout Hall, 8 Hastings Street
D 65 Auckland Point School, 111 Haven Road
D Baptist Sunday School Hall, 195 Bridge Street
D Central School, 10 Alton Street
D 65 Grove Street Free Kindergarten, 50A Grove Street
D Hampden Street School, 250 Hampden Street
D Intermediate, 112 Tipahi Street
D Salvation Army Hall, 57 Rutherford Street
D Sealoard Marine Rescue Centre, Wakefield Quay
D 65 Victory School, 214 Vanguard Street
D Redwood Valley Hall
D Richmond Athletic Soccer Club Room, Gladstone Road
D 65 School Senior Block, Church Street
D Tasman District Council Office, Queen Street
D Waimea Intermediate, Salisbury Road
D Stoke Broadgreen Intermediate, 177 Nayland Road
D Memorial Hall, 548 Main Road
D 65 School, 601 Main Road
D Tahanunui Church of Christ Hall, 29 Parkers Road
D School, 69 Muritai Street
Waimea West Public Hall
Wakapuaka Memorial Hall
Wakatu Enner Glynn School, 10 The Ridgeway
Wakefield School

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