New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 174

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✨ Polling Places for Elections

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62 St. John’s School, 7 Denby Street (behind Church)
D Remuera Intermediate Hall, 64 St Vincent Avenue
D Kings School Hall, 258 Remuera Road
D Somervell Presbyterian Church Hall, 497 Remuera Road
St. Aidans Parish Hall, 5 Ascot Avenue
St. Aidans Scout Hall, 6 Crown Lane
St. Joseph of Cluny Kindergarten, 74 Victoria Avenue
D St. Lukes Church Hall, 130 Remuera Avenue
D Victoria Avenue School, 282 Victoria Avenue

Additional polling places outside the electorate with Ordinary Voting facilities for Epsom Electorate
D Balmoral Good Shepherd Parish Hall, Telford Avenue
D St. Albans Church Hall, 443 Dominion Road
D 62 City Auckland High Court, Waterloo Quadrant (Corner Anzac Avenue)
D 62 Open Polytechnic NZ, 120 Mayoral Drive
D 62 Ellerslie St. Mary’s Church Hall, 66 Main Highway
D 62 Epsom Methodist Church Hall, 12 Pah Road
D 62 Grafton Whitecliffe College of Art and Design, Lecture Hall, 136 Grafton Road
D Meadowbank School Hall, 68 Waiatarua Road
D St. Chads Church Hall, 5 Meadowbank Road
D Mt Albert Citizen’s Advice Bureau, 82 St. Lukes Road
D 62 One Tree Hill St. Oswald’s Anglican Church Hall, 193 Campbell Road
Remuera Baptist Hall, 641 Remuera Road
D 62 Royal Oak School, Chandler Avenue
D 65 Three Kings School, 944 Mt Eden Road

Hamilton East
D Chartwell Hukanui School, Pickering Crescent Kindergarten, Herbert Road
D Margaret Fairhead Dance School, Horsham Downs Road
D 64 St. Albans Church Hall, Comries Road
D 64 Claudelands Miropiko Kindergarten, 309 River Road
D 64 Peachgrove Intermediate School, Peachgrove Road
D 64 Enderley Insoll Avenue School, Insoll Avenue
Southwell School, 200 Peachgrove Road
64 Te Ara Rima School, Fifth Avenue
Eureka School
D 64 Fairfield Baptist Church, Searancke Place College, Bankwood Road
D 64 Intermediate School, Clarkin Road
D 64 St. Chads Hall, Holland Road
D 64 Woodstock School, Fairfield Road
D Flagstaff River Downs Play Centre, 5 Endeavour Avenue
D 64 Gordonton School

Hamilton East Air Training Corps Hall, Dey Street
D 64 Knox Presbyterian Hall, 50 Albert Street
D 64 Sacred Heart Girls College, Clyde Street
D 64 School, Dawson Street
D 64 Waikato Centre for the Blind, 51 Grey Street
D 64 Hillcrest Knighton Normal School, Knighton Road
Normal School, Cambridge Road
D 64 St. John’s College, Hillcrest Road
D Horsham Downs School
Kaipaki School
D 64 Matangi School
D Ohaupo Memorial Hall
D Puketaha School
D Rukuhia Hall
D 64 Silverdale Hillcrest High School, Carrington Avenue
Tamahere School
D 64 Tauwhare School

Additional polling places outside the electorate with Ordinary Voting facilities for Hamilton East Electorate
64 Hamilton West School, Fow Street
D 64 Hautapu School
D 64 Horotiu School
D 64 Melville School, 101 Ohaupo Road
D Whangamata District Council Building, Port Road
D 64 Whitiora School, Willoughby Street

Hamilton West
D 64 Deanwell School, Deanwell Avenue
D 64 Dinsdale Aberdeen School, Aberdeen Drive
D Free Kindergarten, Bremworth Avenue
D 64 Frankton Presbyterian Church Hall, King Street
D 64 Rhode Street School, Rhode Street
School Hall, Massey Street
D 64 Glenview School, Bruce Avenue
64 Hamilton West School, Fow Street
D Koromatua School
D 64 Maeroa Intermediate, Churchill Avenue
D 64 Melville Intermediate, Mountview Road
Richmond Park School, Bader Street
D 64 Newton Crawshaw School, Crawshaw Drive
D 64 School, Livingstone Avenue
D St. Marks Sunday School Hall, Breckons Avenue
D Ngahinapouri School
D 64 Pukete Ashurst Park Playcentre, 61 Ashurst Avenue
Church of the Nazarene, 55 Pukete Road
D Rotokauri School
64 St. Andrews All Saints Hall, 236 Sandwich Road
64 Middle School, Heath Street
D 64 Te Kowhai School
D 64 Temple View Church College of New Zealand
D 64 Whatawhata School
D 64 Whitiora School, Willoughby Street

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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, Epsom, Hamilton East, Hamilton West

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