New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 174

Page 4135

✨ Polling Places List

19 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 4135

D 66 North East Valley Dunedin North Intermediate, 34
North Road
D 66 Queenstown Primary School Hall, Robins Street

East Coast

67 Cape Runaway Whangaparaparao School
D Eskdale School. Hill Road
D 63 Frasertown School
D Gisborne Awapuni School. Awapuni Road
Central School, 7 Central Street
D 63 Church of Christ Hall, 39 Roebuck Road
Cobham School. Lytton Road
D 63 District Council Chambers. Fitzherbert Street
D 63 Elgin School. Knox Street
D 63 Girls High School, Gladstone Road
D 63 Hospital. 421 Ormond Road
D 63 Ilminster Intermediate, de Lautour Road
D 63 Kaiti School. Wainui Road
D 63 Kaiti School, Mangapapa Residents Hall. Ormond Road
Mangapapa School, Rua Street
D 63 Riverdale School. Stout Street
D 63 Ruatene Road Kindergarten. Rutene Road
D 63 St. Marys School. Childers Road
D 63 Te Hapara Presbyterian Church Hall. Abbott Street (Corner Kowhai Street)
D 63 Te Hapara School. Mill Road
D 63 Waikirikiri School. Pickering Street
D 63 Hicks Bay Wharekahika School, Wharf Road
Kotemaori School
67 Kutarere School
D 63 Mahia School
63 Makaraka School, 137 Main Road
63 Makauri School, King Road
63 Manutuke School
67 Maraenui School
63 Matawai School, Raumati Street
63 Muriwai School. Main Road
63 Nuhaka School
Nukuhou North School
D 67 Ohope Library, Harbour Road
67 Ohope Beach School, Pohutukawa Avenue
D 67 Omaio School
67 Omarumutu School
67 Opotiki College Hall. St. John Street
D 67 Senior Citizens Hall, King Street
63 Opotama School
D 63 Ormond School. Whitmore Road
D Patoka School, Patoka-Puketitiri Road
D 63 Patutahi School. Atkins Street
D 63 Puketapu School, Puketapu Road
D 67 Raukokore School
63 Raumanga School
Rere School. Wharekopae Road
Rissington School. Puketitiri Road
Ruakituri School
D 67 Ruatoria North Area School
D 63 Ruatoria Manutahi School. 51 Tuparoa Road

67 Taneatua School
67 Tawera School
D 63 Te Araroa Te Waha O Rerekohu Area School Staff Room, Wira Street
D 67 Te Kaha Bottom School
D 63 Te Karaka Waikohu College. Waihora Road
D Te Pohue School. Richmond Road
D 63 Te Puia Springs School. McKenzie Street
D 63 Tikitiki School. Main Road
Tiniroto School
63 Tokomaru Bay School. School Road
D 63 Tolaga Bay Area School, Resolution Street
D 67 Torere School
63 Tuai Public Hall
D Tuiroa School
D 63 Tutira School
Waerengaokuri School. Tiniroto Road
D 67 Waimana School
D Wainui Beach School, 56 Waitere Road
67 Waioeka Waioweka School
D 63 Wairoa College, Lucknow Street
D 63 Memorial Hall. Queen Street
D 63 North Clyde School, Room 7, Carroll Street
D 63 Taihoa Marae. Te Uhi Road
63 Whakaki School
63 Whangara School. Pa Road
63 Whatatutu School. Whatatutu Road
D Woodlands School

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

D 63 Bay View King George Hall. 1 Hill Road
D 63 Taradale Town Hall. Rotary Lounge, Meeanee Road
D 67 Whakatane Reads Auction Hall. 17 King Street

Epsom

**Balmorel** Maungawhau School, 43 Ellerton Road

D Scout Hall, Waitomo Avenue
D Epsom Auckland Boys Grammar School. 85 Mountain Road
D 62 Girls Grammar School. 14 Silver Road
Normal School. 41 The Drive
D Sacred Heart Parish Hall. 19 Banff Avenue
D St Andrews Anglican Church Hall. 100 St Andrews Road
D St. George's Church Hall. 19 Ranfurly Road
D Greenlane Cornwall Park School, Wheturangi Road
D Mt Eden Auckland Provincial Guide Centre. 132 Grange Road
D Eden Chapel Youth Hall. 74 View Road
D 62 Greyfriars Church Memorial Hall. 544 Mt Eden Road
D 62 Normal School, 73 Valley Road
D Society of Friends Meeting House. 113 Mt Eden Road
D 62 Valley Road Baptist Church. 393 Mt Eden Road
D Parnell Jubilee Hall. 545 Parnell Road
School. Gladstone Road

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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, North East Valley, Queenstown, Cape Runaway, Eskdale, Frasertown, Gisborne, Hicks Bay, Kotemaori, Kutarere, Mahia, Makaraka, Makauri, Manutuke, Maraenui, Matawai, Muriwai, Nuhaka, Nukuhou North, Ohope, Omaio, Omarumutu, Opotiki, Opotama, Ormond, Patoka, Patutahi, Puketapu, Raukokore, Raumanga, Rere, Rissington, Ruakituri, Ruatoria North, Ruatoria Manutahi, Taneatua, Tawera, Te Araroa Te Waha O Rerekohu, Te Kaha, Te Karaka, Te Pohue, Te Puia Springs, Tikitiki, Tiniroto, Tokomaru Bay, Tolaga Bay, Torere, Tuai, Tuiroa, Tutira, Waerengaokuri, Waimana, Wainui Beach, Waioeka, Wairoa, Whakaki, Whangara, Whatatutu, Woodlands, Bay View, Taradale, Whakatane, Balmorel, Epsom, Greenlane, Parnell

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