New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 140

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✨ Polling Places List

3392 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 140

D 62 Intermediate, Queen Street
62 North School, Beatty Road
D St. Patrick’s Church Hall, Seddon Street
D Valley School, East Street
D Pukemiro School
Pukeoware School
D Puni School
D 62 Raglan Town Hall
Rangiriri School
Ruawaro Central Districts Memorial Hall
62 Taupiri School
D Te Akau School
Te Hoe War Memorial Hall
D 62 Te Kauwhata College, Waerenga Road
D 62 Te Kohanga School
Te Kowhai School
D Te Mata School
Te Pahu School
Te Uku School
62 Tuakau Memorial Town Hall, George Street
D School, School Road
Waerenga School
D Waikaretu School
D Waikokowai School
Waingaro School
D Waipipi School
D Waiterimu School
Waitewhena School
D Waikuku College, Constable Road
Junior School, George Street
D School, Sandspit Road
Whatawhata School
D Whitikahu School

Rakaia

    Alford Forest Hall, Highway 72

D Arthur’s Pass National Park Headquarters Slide Display Room, Highway 73
D Ashburton Allenton Hall, 110 Harrison Street
D College Auditorium, Walnut Avenue
D Hampstead School Hall, 55 Wellington Street
D 65 Intermediate School Hall, 144 Cass Street
D St. Andrews Sinclair Centre, Park Street
St. John Ambulance Hall, 241 Tancred Street
D Broadfield School, Shands Road
Brookside Sunday School Hall, Brookside-Burnham Road
D 65 Burnham School Library, Chaytor Avenue
D Carew School, Ealing-Montalto Road
D Chertsey School Library, High Street
Clondeboye School, Canal Road
Darfield School, Ross Street
D St. Johns Ambulance Headquarters, North Terrace
Dorie School, Dorie School Road
Doyleston Hall, Leeston Road

D Dunsandel Hall, Hororata Road
Eiffelton Hall, Longbeach Road
Fairton School, Fairfield Road
D Geraldine Community Centre, Talbot Street
D High School, Raukapuka
Glentunnel School, Homebush Road
Greendale School, Greendale Road
Greenpark School, Ashburton-Staveley Road
Hinds School, Reed Street
Hornby South Hornby School, Shands Road
Hororata School, Bealey Road
Irwell Hall, Leeston Road
Killinchy Community Centre, Leeston-Dunsandel Road
Kirwee Model School, School Lane
Lakeside Memorial Hall, Harts Road
Lauriston School, Coleridge Street
D Leeston School Hall, Selwyn Street
D Lincoln School, North Belt
Stewart Lecture Building Foyer, Lincoln University
Lismore School, Lismore School Road
Lowcliffe School, Emersons Road (Corner Pyes Road)
Lyndhurst School, Springfield Road
Mayfield School, Lismore-Mayfield Road
D Methven Mt Hutt Memorial Hall, Ashburton-Rakaia Gorge Road
Mt Hutt Mt Hutt Station The Homestead Games Room, Junction of State Highways 72 and 77
Mt Somers School, Ashburton Gorge Road
Peel Forest School, Coopers Creek Peel Forest Road
Pendarves Hall, Pendarves Road (Corner Rakaia Road)
Prebbleton School, Blakes Road
Rakaia Presbyterian Church Hall, Main South Road
Rangitata Soldiers Memorial Hall, State Highway 1
Rolleston School, Springston-Rolleston Road
Sedgemere Hall, Washbournes Road
Sheffield School, Wrights Road
Southbridge School Library, 27 Hastings Street
Springburn School, Ashburton-Staveley Road
Springfield Tawera Memorial Hall Meeting Room, Main West Coast Road
Springston School, Leeston Road
D Springston South Soldiers Memorial Hall, Days Road
D Templeton School Hall, 40 Kirk Road
D Tinawa Presbyterian Church Hall, Thomson Street
Scout and Guide Den, Lagmhor Road
Wakanui School, Wakanui School Road
Weedons School, Weedons-Ross Road

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