New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 140

Page 3413

✨ Polling Places for General Election 1996

4 OCTOBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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D Tamaki College Auditorium, 136-138 Elstree Avenue
D Meadowbank St. John’s College Wesley Hall, 202 St. John’s Road
D Orakei Presbyterian Church Hall, 162 Coates Avenue
D Orakei Domain Teachers Rugby Club Dressing Room, Reihana Street
D Panmure Community Centre, 1 Pilkington Road
D Tamaki Intermediate, 82 Tripoli Road
D Point England Ruapotaka School, 10A Taranoto Street
D School, 130 Point England Road

Waipareira

D Glendene School, Barrys Road
D Henderson Lincoln Scout Hall, Bittern Place
D Pomaria School, Pomaria Road
D School, Montel Avenue
D Waitakere College, 42 Ratanui Road
D Western Heights School, 126 Sturges Road
D Hobsonville Public Hall, Hobsonville Road
D Kelston Community Centre, Great North Road
D Massey Colwill School, Kintara Drive
D High School, Don Buck Road
D Royal Road School, Royal Road
D New Lynn Community Centre, Memorial Square
D Ranui School, Station Road
D Te Atatu Peninsula Rutherford School, Toru Street
D Te Atatu Intermediate, Harbour View Road
D Te Atatu North School, Waipani Road
D Te Atatu South Edmonton School, School Road
D Flanshaw Road School, Flanshaw Road
D Tirimoana School, Kokiri Street
D West Harbour School, 83 Oriel Avenue

Waitakere

D Glen Eden Hoani Waititi Marae, West Coast Road
D School Hall, 3 Glenview Road
D Green Bay Primary School, Godley Road
D Henderson Lincoln Scout Hall, Bittern Place
D School, Montel Avenue
D Waitakere College, 42 Rathgar Road
D Western Heights School, 126 Sturges Road
D Kelston Community Centre, Great North Road
D Massey High School, Don Buck Road
D New Lynn Community Centre, Memorial Square
D Ranui School, Station Road
D Te Atatu South Tirimoana School, Kokiri Street

Whangarei

D City Terenga Paraoa Marae, Porowini Avenue
D Whangarei Intermediate, Rust Avenue

D Kaiwaka School, Mangawhai Road
D Kamo School, Three Mile Bush Road
D Kensington Church of The Nazarene, Princes Street
D Parish Hall (Corner Kamo Road and Devonport Street)
D Mangawhai Hall, Mangawhai Road
D Maungaturoto Centennial Hall, View Street
D Ngunguru School
D Onerahi Raurimu Avenue School, Raurimu Avenue
D School, Church Street
D Otaika Morningside School, Morningside Road
D Otangarei School, William Jones Drive
D Parahaki Riverside Free Kindergarten, 38 Kohe Street
D Poroti School
D Portland Golden Bay Cement Training Centre
D Raumanga Middle School, Murdoch Crescent
D School, Raumanga Valley Road
D Ruakaka Bream Bay College
D Tikipunga Community Centre, 83 Paramount Parade
D High School, Corks Road
D Waipu Hall

Te Tai Tonga

Aoraki

D Arrowhenua Maori School, Huirapa Street
D Timaru Main School, 3 Grey Road

Banks Peninsula

D Banks Peninsula Akaroa Gaiety Hall, Rue Jolie
D Beckenham Thorrington School, Colombo Street South
D Halswell School, 437 Halswell Road
D Lyttelton Main School, Oxford Street
D Woolston School, Hopkins Street

Christchurch Central

D Linwood Te Waipounamu Maori Cultural Centre, 290 Ferry Road
D New Brighton Central New Brighton School
D Roy Stokes Hall, Seaview Road
D St. Albans Beulah Christian Fellowship Church Hall, 140 Springfield Road
D Woolston School, Hopkins Street

Christchurch East

D Aranui Aranui School, 257 Breezes Road
D Burwood Windsor School, 170 Burwood Road
D New Brighton Central New Brighton School
D Roy Stokes Hall, Seaview Road
D North New Brighton School, Leaver Terrace
D Parklands Parkview School Hall, Chadbury Street

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