New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 174

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✨ Polling Places for General Election

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 174

D South Brighton Croquet Club Rooms, 132 Union Street
D Spencerville Public Hall, 6 Heyders Road
D Wainoni Methodist Church Lounge, Avonside Drive
D 66 School, 115 Eureka Street
D Shopping Centre, 63-65 Vancouver Crescent

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

66 Avonside Scout Den, 11 Retreat Road
66 Christchurch City Shop 4, 110 Gloucester Street (at Crystal Plaza)
D 66 Linwood Avenue School, 260 Linwood Avenue
66 High School Hall, 85 Aldwins Road
D Intermediate School Library, McLean Street
D 66 North School Hall, Woodham Road
D St Chads Anglican Church Hall, Carnarvon Street (Corner Buckleys Road)
D Union Church Hall, 378 Linwood Avenue
D Marshland School, 329 Prestons Road
D Richmond Kindergarten, 41 North Avon Road
D Shirley Community Centre, Shirley Road (Corner Slater Street)
D Intermediate, North Parade (Corner Shirley Road)
D 66 Woolston St. Johns Church Hall, Ferry Road

Clutha-Southland

D Balclutha Balmoral Church Hall, Essex Street
D 66 Courthouse, Paisley Street
D 66 Rosebank School, Frances Street
D St. Andrews Church Hall, George Street
D Balfour School
D Beaumont Public Hall
D Blackmount School
D Browns Hillside School
D Brydone School
D Clinton School
D Clifden Hauroko Valley School
D Colac Bay/Oraka Public Hall
D Crookston Public Hall
D Dipton School
D Drummond School
D Dunrobin Memorial Hall
D Edendale School, 24 Salford Street
D Fairfax Public Hall
D Ferndale Community Hall
D Five Rivers School
D Garston School
D Glenham School
D 66 Gore Calvin Presbyterian Church Centre, Robertson Street
D 66 District Court, Hokonui Drive
D East Gore School, Wentworth Street
D Main School Hall, Ardwick Street
D Pipe Band Hall, Hyde Street
D Greenfield Clutha Valley School
D Heddon Bush School

D Hedgehope School
D Heriot School
D Hillend Hall
D Hokonui Centennial Hall
D 66 Kaitangata School
D Kaka Point Community Centre
D Lawrence St. John Rooms
D Limehills School
D Lochiel School
D Lumsden School
D Manapouri Boating Club Hall
D Mandeville Public Hall
D Mararoa School
D Mataura School, Oakland Street
D 66 Service Centre, McQueen Avenue
D Mataura Island Hall
D 66 Milton Tokomairiro Co-op Parish Hall, Union Street
D 66 Tokomairiro High School, Union Street
D Mokoreta School
D Morton Mains Community Centre, Morton Mains
D Siding
D Mossburn School
D Niagara Public Hall
D Nightcaps Takitimu Primary School, Evans Street
D 66 Ohai School
D Opio Public Hall
D Orawia Community Centre
D Orepuki School
D Otama School
D Otara Community Centre
D Otatutu School
D Owaka Memorial Community Centre
D Popotunoa Hall
D Pukerau School
D Purekireki Hall
D Riversdale School
D 66 Riverton/Aparima Aparima College, 33 Leader Street
D Soundshell, Taramea Bay
D Romahapa Hall
D Royal Bush Community Centre
D Seaward Downs Public Hall, Invercargill Mataura Highway
D Stirling School
D Tahakopa School
D Tairei Beach School
D Tapanui School
D 66 Te Anau School Hall
D Te Houka Hall
D Te Tipua School
D Thornbury School
D Tokoiti School
D Tokanui School, Duncan Street
D 66 Tuatapere Pipe Band Hall, Main Street
D Tussock Creek Community Centre
D Tuturau Primary School
D Waihoaka School
D Waikaia School
D Waikaka School
D Waikoikoi Public Hall
D Waimahaka School

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