New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 140

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✨ Polling Places for General Election 1996

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D South New Brighton South Brighton Community Centre, 74 Beatty Street

Clutha-Southland

D Balclutha Rosebank School, Francis Street
D Gore District Court, Hokonui Drive
D Gore Kaikangata School
D Mataura Service Centre, McQueen Avenue
D Ohai School
D Riverton Fire Station, Jetty Street
D Te Anau School Hall
D Tuatapere Pipe Band Hall, Main Street
D Winton School, Elglinton Street
D Wyndham School, Florence Street

Dunedin North

D Brockville School, 263 Brockville Road
D Caversham School Hall, 217 South Road
D Dunedin City Court House, 41 Stuart Street
D Dunedin Cromwell Sports Club, Anderson Park
D Mornington Scout Hall, Argyle Street
D North East Valley Dunedin North Intermediate, 34 North Road
D Queenstown Centennial Stadium, Stanley Street
D St Kilda Town Hall, 92 Prince Albert Road
D Wakari School, 150 Helensburgh Road

Dunedin South

D Brighton School, 2 Bath Street
D Caversham School Hall, 217 South Road
D Dunedin City Court House, 41 Stuart Street
D Dunedin Concord Scout Hall, Mulford Street
D Dunedin Corstorphine School, 118 Middleton Road
D Dunedin Cromwell Sports Club, Anderson Road
D Green Island St. Mark's Hall, Shand Street
D Mosgiel Reid Park School, 65 Murray Street
D North East Valley Dunedin North Intermediate, 34 North Road
D Otakou Former Primary School
D South Dunedin Forbury School, 158 Oxford Street
D St Kilda Town Hall, 92 Prince Albert Road
D Wakari School, 150 Helensburgh Road

Hutt South

D Alicetown Hutt Valley Polytechnic Cafeteria Block F, 107 Victoria Street
D Epuni School Hall, Waiwhetu Road
D Hutt Central Hutt Hospital, High Street
D Moera Hall, Randwick Crescent
D Naenae Five Star Gymnasium, 25 Treadwell Street
D Rata Street School, Rata Street
D Wainuiomata School, Wheately Street
D Petone Air Training Corps Drill Hall, 2A Udy Street
D Central School, 16 Britannia Street
D Lever Rexona Canteen, Jackson Street
D Wilford School Hall, William Street

D Taita Avalon Intermediate, 1041 High Street
D Upper Hutt Former Postbank Building, 97-101 Main Street

Wainuiomata

D Arakura School Hall, Wellington Road
D Fernlea School, Lees Grove
D Girl Guide Hall, Main Road
D Glendale School Hall, Frederick Street
D Intermediate School, Moohan Street
D Parkway Intermediate School Hall, Konini Street
D School Hall Homedale Road
D Waiwhetu Marae Meeting House, Pukeatapu Grove
D Waterloo School, Grenville Street

Invercargill

D Bluff Service Centre, 16 Gore Street
D Invercargill Eastside Baptist Church, Yarrow Street
D Kingswell High School, Tramway Road
D St. Johns Parish Hall, 108 Tay Street
D St. Peters Church Hall, Elles Road
D Tweedsmuir Intermediate, 366 Tweed Street

Kaikoura

D Blenheim Marlborough Boys College, Stephenson Street
D Marlborough Polytechnic, Budge Street
D School Alfred Street
D St. Christophers Hall, Weld Street
D Kaikoura St. Peter's Anglican Church Hall, 31 Torquay Street

Mana

D Ascot Park Tairangi School, Omapere Street
D Cannons Creek School, Warspite Avenue
D Paekakariki School, Wellington Road
D Paraparaumu School, Ruapehu Street
D Paremata St. Barnabas Church Hall, Mana Esplanade
D Porirua Whitireia Community Polytechnic Classroom D2, Wineera Drive
D Porirua East School, Mungavin Avenue

Ilam

D Avonhead School, 55 Avonhead Road
D Bishopdale Isleworth School, Farringdon Avenue
D Bryndwr Baptist Church, Clyde Road (Corner Aoarangi Road)
D Burnside Kendal School, Kendal Avenue
D Riccarton Wharenui School, Matipo Street

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