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✨ Polling Places Appointments

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 174

Polling Places Appointed Under

the Electoral Act 1993 and Citizens Initiated Referendum Act 1993

MICHAEL HARDIE BOYS, Governor-General

Pursuant to the Electoral Act 1993 and the Citizens Initiated Referendum Act 1993, the Right Honourable Sir Michael Hardie Boys, Governor-General of New Zealand, hereby abolishes all existing polling places and, for the purposes of the General Election and Citizens Initiated Referenda to be held on 27 November 1999, hereby appoints the places mentioned in the Schedule hereto to be polling places for the electoral districts therein specified.

SCHEDULE

Key
D

Polling Places for Maori Districts


62
63
64
65
66
67

Albany

D 65 Albany Hall, Albany Highway
D School, 6 Bass Road
D Browns Bay Red Cross Centre, 5 Glencoe Close
D 65 Salvation Army Hall, 5 Bayview Road
D School, Masterton Road
D Senior Citizens Hall, 9 Inverness Road
D Glenfield Meadowood Community House, 55 Meadowood Drive
D 65 School, Bayview Road
D 65 School, Manuka Road
65 School, Target Road
65 Greenhithe School, Isobel Road
D Long Bay Baptist Church, Glenvar Road
D College, Ashley Avenue
D 65 Mairangi Bay Rangitoto College Centre, 564 East Coast Road
D Murrays Bay Kwang Lim Methodist Church, 539 Beach Road
D 65 Northcross Intermediate School Hall, Sartors Avenue
D 65 Torbay Glamorgan School Hall, Glamorgan Drive
D School, Deep Creek Road
D 65 St. Mary By The Sea Church Hall, 168 Deep Creek Road
D Unsworth Westminster Christian School, 31 Westminister Gardens (off Unsworth Drive)

Additional polling places outside the electorate with Ordinary Voting facilities for Albany Electorate

Glenfield College, Kaipatiki Road

D 65 Community Centre, Bentley Avenue (Corner Glenfield Road)
D 65 School, 101 Chivalry Road
D 65 Hobsonville Public Hall, Hobsonville Road
D Mairangi Bay Presbyterian Church Hall, 11 Hastings Road
D 65 Sunnynook Wairau Intermediate, Becroft Drive
D Takapuna School (entrance) Auburn or Anzac Street

Aoraki

66 Albury School
D Arowhenua Maori School, Huirapa Street
D Burke Pass A Kiwi Inn Motel
D Cannington School
D Cattle Creek School
D Cave Hall
D Clanboye School, Kotuku Place
D Claremont School
D Fairlie Primary School
D Fairview School
D Geraldine Community Centre, Talbot Street
D High School, McKenzie Street
D Glenavy School
D Hakataramea Valley School
D Hilton School
D Hook Soldiers Memorial Hall, Hook School Road
D Hunter Hall, Pakihi Road
D Ikawai Memorial Hall, State Highway 82
D Kingsdown Hall, Daniels Road
D Kurow Memorial Hall
D Lake Tekapo School
D Makikihi School
D Maungati School
D Milford School
D 66 Morven School
D Mt Cook School
D Omarama School
D Orairi School
D Otiaio Hall, Woolshed Valley Road
D Otemata School
D Otipua Hall
D Pareora East School, 15 Elworthy Street
D Peel Forest Hall, Coopers Creek Peel Forest Road
D Pleasant Point High School
D Rangitata Soldiers Memorial Hall, State Highway 1
D Seadown School
D Sherwood Downs Hall
D Southburn Hall (Corner Caird and Pareora River Road)
D St. Andrews School
D Studholme Hall
D Temuka High School, 83 Richard Pearse Drive
D Presbyterian Church Hall, Hally Terrace
D Primary School, 9 Hayhurst Street
D St. John Ambulance Hall, King Street
D Timaru Caroline Bay Community Lounge

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