New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 174

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✨ Polling Places for General Election

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66 Beckenham Thorington School Hall, Colombo Street South
D Cashmere Beckenham Scout Den, Centaurus Road (Opposite Whaka Terrace)
D Primary School, 135 Hackthorne Road
D Princess Margaret Hospital Day Hospital, Cashmere Road
D Cass Bay Navy League, TS Steadfast, Governors Bay Road
D Diamond Harbour School, 122 Marine Drive
D Governors Bay School
D Halswell Catholic Church Hall, Nicholls Road
D 66 School, 437 Halswell Road
D 66 St. Mary’s Anglican Church Hall, 329 Halswell Road

Heathcote Valley School, Bridle Path Road
D Hillsborough Community Centre, 29 Curries Road
D Huntsbury Garage, 29 Huntsbury Avenue
D 66 Linwood Avenue School, 260 Linwood Avenue
D Union Church Hall, 378 Linwood Avenue
66 Lyttelton Main School, Oxford Street
D West School, Voelas Road
D Mt Pleasant Community Centre, McCormacks Bay Road
D School, Major Hornbrook Road
D Oaklands School, Cunningham Place
D Opawa Rapaki/Opawa Scout Den, 124 Garlands Road
D School, Newby Street
D Port Levy (Pitiriwi)/Koukourarata School
D Redcliffs School, Main Road
D St. Martins Christian School Hall, 125 Wilsons Road
D School, Albert Terrace, Opposite Roscoe Street
D Scout Den Opposite Rapaki Road, 297 Centaurus Road
D Sumner Fire Station, 4 Wiggins Road
D Star of the Sea School Hall (Corner Colenso and Menzies Streets)
D Westmorland Garage, 3 Pentonville Close
D Woolston Christchurch Polytechnic Hall (Chr Ensors Road and Sullivan Avenue)
D Edmonds-Smith Street Kindergarten, 21 Smith Street
D 66 School, Hopkins Street
D 66 St. Johns Church Hall, Ferry Road

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

Christchurch City Christchurch Hospital, Hagley Hostel, Riccarton Avenue
66 Shop 4, 110 Gloucester Street (at Crystal Plaza)
D Hoon Hay School, 91 Sparks Road
66 Linwood High School Hall, 85 Aldwins Road
D Motukarara Department of Conservation Nursery, Park Road
D Somerville Cashmere High School, Rose Street
D Spreydon West Spreydon School, 147 Lyttelton Street

Bay of Plenty
D 67 Awakeri School
67 Edgecumbe All Saints Anglican Church Hall, Main Street
D 67 St Davids Presbyterian Church Hall, College Road
D 67 Kaimai School
D 67 Maketu School
D Manawahe School
D 67 Matapihi School, Matapihi Road
D 67 Matata Public School, Pollen Street
67 Maungatapu Free Kindergarten, 187 Te Hono Street
D 67 School Hall, 164 Maungatapu Road
D Ohuaiti Settlers Hall, Ohuaiti Road
D Oropi School
D Otakiri School
D Otamarakau School
D 67 Paengaroa School
D 67 Papamoa Primary School Hall, 312 Dickson Road
D 67 Tahatai Coast School, 45 Evans Road
D 67 Pongakawa School
67 Pukehina School
D 67 Pukehina Beach Community Centre, 14 Pukehina Parade
D 67 Pyes Pa School
D 67 Te Puke Fairhaven School Hall, 120 Boucher Avenue
D 67 Memorial Hall, Jellicoe Street
D Te Ranga School
67 Te Teko School Hall
D Thornton School
D 67 Waitangi Te Matai School
D 67 Welcome Bay Baden Powell Hall, 39 Welcome Bay Road
67 School Hall, 309 Welcome Bay Road
67 Whakatane Allandale School, King Street
D 67 District Council, Commerce Street
D 67 Intermediate School Hall, James Street
D 67 Public Hospital, Garaway Street
D 67 Reads Auction Hall, 17 King Street
D 67 Salvation Army Hall, Goulstone Road

Additional polling places outside the electorate with Ordinary Voting facilities for Bay of Plenty Electorate

D 67 Mt Maunganui St. Marys Church Hall, Marlin Street
D Tauriko School, State Highway 29

Christchurch Central
D Avonside Anglican Parish Hall, 168 Stanmore Road
D Christchurch Amateur Radio Club, 27 Galbraith Avenue
D Early Childhood Centre, 43 Woodham Road
66 Scout Den, 11 Retreat Road
D Christchurch City Arts Centre Hurst Seagar Building, Corner Hereford Street and Rolleston Avenue
D 66 Christchurch East School, 311 Gloucester Street

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🏛️ Appointment of Polling Places for General Election and Citizens Initiated Referenda (continued from previous page)

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KeywordsPolling Places, General Election, Referenda, Banks Peninsula Electorate, Bay of Plenty Electorate, Christchurch Central Electorate

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