New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 174

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✨ Polling Places

19 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Coromandel

Dunedin North

D | Balmacewan Intermediate School, 44 Chapman Street
D | Bradfort School, 42A Bradford Street
D 66 | Brockville School, 263 Brockville Road
D | Carey’s Bay Port Chalmers Fishermen’s Co-Op Society Offices
D 66 | City All Saints Church Hall, 786 Cumberland Street
D | Arthur Street School, 26 Arthur Street
D 66 | Court House, 41 Stuart Street
D | Dunedin College of Education, 141 Union Street
D 66 | Dunedin Hospital 1st Floor Foyer to Lecture Halls, Great King Street
D | Halls, Great King Street
D | Dunedin Orphans Club Hall, 21 Clyde Street
D | George Street Normal School, 989 George Street
D | High Street School, 7 Montpellier Street
D 66 | Knox Church Hall, 453 George Street (Corner Pitt Street)
D | Salvation Army Shop, 575 Princes Street
D | Halfway Bush Community Hall, 54 Ashmore Street
D | Kaikorai Plunket Rooms, 11 Kaikorai Valley Road
D | Presbyterian Church Hall, 127 Taieri Road (Corner Nairn Street)
D | Kenmure Presbyterian Church Centre, 463 Kaikorai Valley Road
D | Long Beach McCurdy Grimmer Hall, Driver Street
D | Maori Hill Coronation Hall, 1 Balmacewen Road
D | Mornington Baptist Church Hall, 74 Elgin Road
D | School, 34 Elgin Road
D 66 | Scout Hall, Argyle Street
D | St. Francis Xavier School, 27 Benhar Street
D 66 | North East Valley Dunedin North Intermediate, 34 North Road
D | Presbyterian Youth Centre, 213 North Road
D | St. Martin’s Church Hall, 9 Northumberland Street
D | Opoho School, 96 Signal Hill Road
D | Pine Hill School, 2 Wilkinson Street
D 66 | Port Chalmers Pioneer Hall, 47 George Street
D | School, 30A Alberston Avenue

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, General Election, Referenda, Waimumu, Wairio, Waitahuna, Waikawa South, Warepa, Wendon, Winton, Eglinton Street, Wyndham School, Florence Street

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, General Election, Referenda, Coromandel, Athenree, Colville, Cook’s Beach, Coroglen, Hahei, Hikutaia, Kaihere, Katikati, Kaueranga Valley, Kennedy Bay, Kerepehi, Kopuarahi, Kuaotunu, Manaia, Matakana Island, Netherton, Ngatea, Omokoroa, Opoutere, Paeroa, Pauanui, Port Charles, Puriri, Tairua, Tapu, Te Puna, Te Puru, Thames, Waihi East, Waihi Beach, Waikino, Waitakaruru, Whakamarama, Whangamata, Whenuakite, Whiritoa, Whitianga

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, General Election, Referenda, Dunedin North, Balmacewan Intermediate, Bradfort School, Brockville School, Carey’s Bay, City All Saints Church Hall, Arthur Street School, Court House, Dunedin College of Education, Dunedin Hospital, Dunedin Orphans Club Hall, George Street Normal School, High Street School, Knox Church Hall, Salvation Army Shop, Halfway Bush Community Hall, Kaikorai Plunket Rooms, Presbyterian Church Hall, Kenmure Presbyterian Church Centre, Long Beach McCurdy Grimmer Hall, Maori Hill Coronation Hall, Mornington Baptist Church Hall, Scout Hall, St. Francis Xavier School, North East Valley Dunedin North Intermediate, Presbyterian Youth Centre, St. Martin’s Church Hall, Opoho School, Pine Hill School, Port Chalmers Pioneer Hall

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