New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 174

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✨ Polling Places

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 174

D Ravensbourne Fire Brigade Hall, 243 Ravensbourne Road
D Roslyn Baptist Church, 309 Highgate
D Kaikorai Primary School, Wright Street
D Presbyterian Church Hall, 21 Highgate
D Sawyer’s Bay School, 99 Stevenson Avenue
D St. Leonards King George Hall, 29 St. Leonards Road
D Wakari Hospital Chapel, Taieri Road
D 66 School, 150 Helensburgh Road
D Woodhaugh Deerstalkers Club Rooms, 53 Malvern Street

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

D Alexandra Dunstan High School Hall, Enterprise Street
D Caversham Presbyterian Church Hall, Playfair Street
D 66 School Hall, 217 South Road
D 66 Cromwell Sports Club, Anderson Park
D Fairfield Community Hall, Main Road
D Green Island Pipe Band Hall, Main South Road
D Mosgiel Baptist Church Hall, 80 Gordon Road
D 66 Queenstown Primary School Hall, Robins Street
D South Dunedin Macandrew Intermediate, 213 Macdonald Road
D Methodist Church Hall, Wesley Street
D Salvation Army Hall, 190 King Edward Street
D St. Clair Helen Deem Kindergarten, 81 Forbury Road
D St. Kilda Musselburgh Presbyterian Sunday School, Queens Drive
D 66 Town Hall, 92 Prince Albert Road
D Waitati School
D Wanaka Primary School Hall

D 66 Scout Hall, Abbotsford Road (Corner Unsworth Street)
D St. Mark’s Hall, Shand Street
D Henley School
D Highcliff Rotary Park Kindergarten, 289 Highcliff Road
D Macandrew Bay School, 488 Portobello Road
D Momona School
D Mosgiel Baptist Church Hall, 80 Gordon Road
D Girl Guide Hall, Gordon Road
D Intermediate, 52 Green Street
D Melville Park School, 1 Watt Street
D Public Library, 7 Hartstone Avenue
D 66 Reid Park School, 65 Murray Street
D Taieri High School, 3 Green Street
D West School, 74 Argyle Street
D North Taieri School, School Road
D Ocean Grove Domain Hall, Tomahawk Road
D Ocean View Public Hall, Brighton Road
D 66 Otakou Former Primary School
D Outram School
D Portobello School, Harrington Point Road
D Pukehiki Public Hall, Highcliff Road
D 66 South Dunedin Forbury School, 158 Oxford Street
D Macandrew Intermediate, 213 Macandrew Road
D Methodist Church Hall, Wesley Street
D Salvation Army Hall, 190 King Edward Street
D St. Patrick’s Parish Centre, 32 Macandrew Road
D St. Clair Helen Deem Kindergarten, 81 Forbury Road
D St. Kilda Musselburgh Presbyterian Sunday School, Queens Drive
D School, 135 Richardson Street
D 66 Town Hall, 92 Prince Albert Road
D Victoria Flats Recreation Hall, Victoria Road
D Tainui School, 41 Tahuna Road
D Waldronville Presbyterian Church Hall, Vulcan Road
D Waverley Otago Sports Car Club Hall, 97 Larnach Road
D St. Alphonsus Parish Centre, 251 Larnach Road
D Wingatui Racecourse Room, Gladstone Road
D Wyllies Crossing School, Riccarton Road

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

D 66 City All Saints Church Hall, 786 Cumberland Street
D 66 Court House, 41 Stuart Street
D 66 Dunedin Hospital 1st Floor Foyer to Lecture 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 66 Cromwell Sports Club, Anderson Park
D Kaikorai Presbyterian Church Hall, 127 Taieri Road (Corner Nairn Street)
D Lee Stream School
D Morningside Baptist Church Hall, 74 Elgin Road
D School, 34 Elgin Road

Dunedin South

D Abbotsford Community Hall, 72 North Taieri Road
D Allanton School
D Andersons Bay Baptist Sunday School, 131 Musselburgh Rise
D Presbyterian Church Hall, Silverton Street
D Berwick School
D 66 Brighton School, 2 Bath Street
D Broad Bay School, Roebuck Rise
D Caversham Presbyterian Church Hall, Playfair Street
D 66 School Hall, 217 South Road
D 66 Concord School, 5 Thoreau Street
D 66 Scout Hall, Mulford Street
D Corstorphine Calton Hill School, 38 Riselaw Road
D Community Centre, Middleton Road
D Otago Underwater Clubrooms, Crammond Avenue
D Presbyterian Church, Isadore Road
D 66 School, 118 Middleton Road
D East Taieri School, 11 Cemetery Road
D Fairfield Community Hall, Main Road
D Green Island Pipe Band Hall, Main South Road

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

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