New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 140

Page 3405

✨ Polling Places for General Election 1996

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D Spreydon Baptist Hall, 242 Lyttelton Street
65 Christchurch South Intermediate, 204 Selwyn Street
D St. James Presbyterian Hall, Bewdley Street
D St. Martins Church Thompson Lounge, 50 Lincoln Road
D St. Nicholas Hall, Barrington Street
D West Spreydon School, 147 Lyttelton Street
D St. Martins Church Hall, 125 Wilsons Road
Scout Den Opposite Rapaki Road, 297 Centaurus Road
D Sydenham Baptist Sunday School Hall, 146 Colombo Street
School, Colombo Street
65 St. Saviours Anglican Hall, 200 Colombo Street

D Upper Riccarton Kirkwood Intermediate, 260 Riccarton Road
D Methodist Church Hall, Brake Street
D Middleton Grange School, 50 Acacia Avenue
Montessori Pre-School, 188 Yaldhurst Road
D Riccarton High School, Curletts Road
D Riccarton School, English Street
65 St. Thomas of Canterbury College, 69 Middleton Road
D Waltham School, Hastings Street (Corner Waltham Road)
Yaldhurst Memorial Hall, Yaldhurst Road

Te Puku O Te Whenua

Mahia
D Bay View King George Hall, 1 Hill Road
D Bridge Pa School, Maraekakaho Road
D Frasertown School
D Mahia School
D Nuhaka School
D Omahu School, Taihape Road
D Opoutama School
D Pakipaki School, Pakipaki Road
D Raupunga School
D Taradale Town Hall, Meeanee Road
Tuaí Public Hall
D Tutira School
D Twyford School, Thompson Road
D Wairoa College, Lucknow Street
D North Clyde School Room 9, Carroll Street
Old Court House, Queen Street
D Taihoa Marae, Te Uhi Road
D Whakaki School
D Napier Girls High School, Clyde Road

Napier
Bluff Hill Napier Central School, Napier Terrace
D Clive Community Hall, Main Road
D Greenmeadows School, 45 Osier Road

D Haumoana Public Hall, Haumoana Road
D Mahora School, 710 Frederick Street
Mangateretere School, Main Road
D Maraenui Richmond School, Barnard Avenue
School, Lister Crescent
D Marewa School, Latham Street
D Napier Central Courthouse, 251 Hastings Street
D Onekawa Henry Hill School, 13A Dick Place
D Pirimai School Community Hall, Allan Berry Avenue
D Tamatea Intermediate, 15 Freyberg Avenue
D School, 10 Durham Avenue
Taradale Intermediate, 6 Murphy Road
Town Hall, Meeanee Road

New Plymouth

D Bell Block Bell Block School, State Highway 3
D Inglewood Town Hall, Cutfield Street
D New Plymouth Ferndale Hall, Barry Street
Fitzroy School, Barriball Street
D Marfell School, Endeavour Street
D Merrilands School Hall, Kauri Street
D Onuku Taipari Hall, Ngamotu Road
D St. Josephs Community Centre, Devon Street West
D St. Pius School, Brooklands Road
Welbourn School Hall, Coronation Avenue
D Westown School, Sanders Avenue
Woodleigh School Hall, Brois Street
D Oakura School, South Road
D Okato School, Main Road
D Omata School, Holloway Road
D Waitara Central School, Cracroft Street
D High School, Princess Street
Owae Marae, North Street

Otaki

D Shannon School, Grey Street

Palmerston North

D Linton Camp Community Centre, Puttick Road
D Palmerston North Awapuni School, 18 Rochester Street
D Central Normal School, 201 Featherston Street
D Civil Defence House, 180 Cuba Street
Hokowhitu School, 227 Albert Street
D Intermediate Normal Hall, 31 South Street
D Roslyn School, Kipling and Shelley Streets
D St. Andrew’s Church Lounge, 2 Ashley Street
D St. Michael’s Church Hall, 52 Pembroke Street
D Takaro School, Brighton Crescent
Terrace End School, 183-209 Ruahine Street
D West End School Hall, 395-427 Botanical Road

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