New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 140

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✨ Polling Places for General Election

4 OCTOBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Nelson

D Tawa New Life Church Hall, 236 Main Road
D Titahi Bay Niblick Hall, Niblick Lane
D Waitangirua Corinna Contributing School, Kalingo Street
D Brown Owl St. Peter Chanel Catholic Centre, Fergusson Drive
D Epuni School, Waiwhetu Road
D Hutt Central Hutt Hospital, High Street
D Naenae Five Star Gymnasium, 25 Treadwell Street
D Rata Street School, Rata Street
D School, Wheately Street
D Silverstream School, Whitemans Road
D Stokes Valley Community Hall, Bowers Street
D Tui Glen School, Stokes Valley Road
D Taita Avalon Intermediate, 1041 High Street
D Central School, Churton Crescent
D Pomare School, Partridge Street
D Totara Park School, California Drive
D Trentham Masonic Centre, Islington Street
D Upper Hutt College, Moonshine Road
D Upper Hutt Former Postbank Building, 97-101 Main Street
D Wallaceville Heretaunga College, Ward Street

Ohariu-Belmont

D Avalon School, Gordon Street
D Belmont School, Western Hutt Road
D Hutt Central Hutt Hospital, High Street
D Johnsonville Broderick Road Chapel, Broderick Road
D Linden School, Rānui Terrace
D Maungaraki Community Centre, 135 Dowse Drive
D Newlands School, Newlands Road
D Paparangi School, Beazley Avenue
D Petone Air Training Corps Drill Hall, 2A Udy Street
D Central School, 16 Britannia Street
D Tawa New Life Church Hall, 236 Main Road
D Wellington City BP House Tasman Room, Johnston Street

Otago

D Alexandra School, Ventry Street
D Arrowtown Hall
D Cromwell Sports Club, Anderson Park
D Milton Tokomairiro High School, Union Street
D Oamaru Whare Koa, France Street
D Queenstown Centennial Stadium, Stanley Street
D Waikouaiti School

Otaki

D Foxton School, Park Street
D Levin School, Oxford Street
D Taitoko School, Kinross Street
D Otaki College, Mill Road
D Hadfield Hall, Te Rauparaha Street
D Paraparaumu School, Ruapehu Street
D Waikanae School, Seddon Street

Porirua

D Adventure School, Whitford Brown Avenue
D Pauatahanui School, School Road
D Paremata School, Paremata Road
D Plimmerton Hall, Steyne Avenue
D Pukerua Bay School, Rawhiti Road
D Rangikura School, Pascoe Avenue
D Titahi Bay Intermediate School, Dillon Drive
D Titahi Bay North School, Oku Street

Rakaia

D Ashburton Intermediate School Hall, 144 Cass Street
D Burnham School Library, Chaytor Avenue

Rimutaka

D Avalon School, Gordon Street

Rongotai

D Berhampore School Hall, 105 Britomart Street
D Chatham Islands ANZ Bank Waitangi, (Corner Waitangi Wharf and Tuku Road)
D City BP House Tasman Room, Johnston Street
D Centre City Church Foyer, 39 Webb Street
D Haitaitai Samoan Methodist Church Hall, Waitoa Road
D Island Bay Presbyterian Church Hall, 88 The Parade
D Lyall Bay Union Parish Hall, 1 Cockburn Street
D Miramar Central School Hall, Park Road
D Newtown School Hall, Mein Street
D Strathmore Park School Room 2, Strathmore Avenue

Waimakariri

D Bishopdale Isleworth School, Farringdon Avenue
D School Hall, Greers Road
D Kaiapoi Community Centre, Charles Street
D Papanui St. Joseph’s Church School, Vagues Road
D Rangiora High School, East Belt
D Redwood School, Prestons Road
D Tuahiwi School, 206 Tuahiwi Road

Wellington Central

D Brooklyn Baptist Church Hall, 187 Ohiro Road
D City Aro Valley Community Centre, 48 Aro Street
D BP House Tasman Room, Johnston Street
D Centre City Church Foyer, 39 Webb Street
D Karori West School, Allington Road
D Kelburn St Michael’s and All Angels Parish Hall, Upland Road
D Khandallah Masonic Hall, Ngatoto Street

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