New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 174

Page 4141

✨ Polling Places for Electorates

19 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 4141

D Whitby Civic Centre, The Bradey Room, Discovery Drive
D Postgate School, Staithes Drive North
D St. James Church Hall, Spinnaker Drive

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

D 63 Paraparaumu Kapiti School, Kapiti Road
D 63 School, Ruapehu Street
D St. Paul’s Anglican Church Hall, Kapiti Road
D Tawa Hampton Hill School, Victory Crescent
D 66 New Life Church Hall, 236 Main Road

Mangere

D 62 Favona School, Wakefield Road
D 62 Mangere Auckland International Airport
D 62 Mangere Bridge Anglican Church Hall, Church Road
D 62 Mountain View School, Miller Road
D 62 School, Coronation Road
D 62 Waterlea School, House Avenue
D 62 Mangere Central Jean Batten School, Imrie Avenue
D 62 Koru School, Robertson Road
D 62 Mangere College, Bader Drive
D 62 Nga Iwi School, Mascot Avenue
D 62 Robertson Road School, Robertson Road
D 62 School, Kirkbride Road
D 62 Southern Cross Campus, Buckland Road West
D 62 Southern Cross School, McNaughton Avenue
D 62 Te Kura Kaupapa Maori, 88A Bader Drive
D 62 Viscount School, Viscount Street
D 62 Mangere East De La Salle College, Gray Avenue
D 62 Kedgley Intermediate, Portage Road
D 62 Kingsford School, Raglan Street
D 62 Papatoetoe North School, Graeme Avenue
D 62 School, Yates Road
D 62 Selwyn Anglican Church Hall, Hain Avenue
D 62 Sutton Park School, Vine Street
D 62 Otahuhu Middlemore Hospital, General Facilities Building (Staff Gymnasium)
D 62 Papatoetoe Aorere College Hall, Portage Road
D Auckland District Kidney Society, 5 Swaffield Road
D 62 Bridge Club, Hillside Road
D South School, Milan Road
D 62 West School, Hillcrest Road

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

D 62 Otahuhu College, Mangere Road
D 62 Primary School, Station Road
D 62 Papatoetoe Town Hall, St. George Street

Manukau East

D Botany Downs Botany Downs School, Mirrabooka Avenue
D Holy Word Church of Auckland, Dana Place
D East Tamaki Heights Point View School, 25 Kilkenny Drive
D Flat Bush Chapel Downs Primary School, Corner Dawson and Chapel Roads
D 62 School, Flat Bush Road
D 62 Golflands Thomson’s Garage, 43 West Fairway
D Howick Our Lady Star of the Sea School, 14 Oakridge Way
D Shelly Park Primary School, Sunnyview Avenue
D Sommerville Intermediate School, Sommerville Road
D 62 Otara Bairds Road School, Edward Avenue
D 62 Clydemore School, Otara Road
D 62 Dawson Road Primary School, Dawson Road
D 62 East Tamaki School, Preston Road
D 62 Ferguson Road Intermediate, Ferguson Road
D 62 Mayfield School, Pearl Baker Drive
D 62 Wymondley Road School, Wymondley Road
D 62 Yendarra School, Bairds Road
D 62 Papatoetoe Central School Hall, Great South Road
D East School, 138 Tui Road
D 62 High School Hall, Nicholson Avenue
D 62 Holy Cross Church Hall, St. George Street
D 62 Intermediate, Motatau Road
D 62 Puhinui School, 116 Puhinui Road
D 62 Puhinui Scout Hall, York Road
D Red Cross Hall, 170 Puhinui Road
D 62 St. John’s Presbyterian Church Hall, Great South Road (Hunters Corner)
D 62 Town Hall, St. George Street
D Whitehaven Pensioners Flats Hall, Rangitoto Road

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

D Flat Bush Old Flat Bush School Hall Community Centre, Flat Bush School Road (entrance off Murphys Road)
D Howick Cockle Bay Playcentre, Pah Road
D 62 Cockle Bay School, Sandspit Road
D 62 Deka Store, Fencible Court
D 62 Intermason School, 1 Botany Road
D 62 Owairaka School, Nelson Street
D 62 Otahuhu Middlemore Hospital, General Facilities Building (Staff Gymnasium)
D Pakuranga Cascades Kindergarten, 62 Cascades Road
D 62 College, 480 Pakuranga Road
D 62 Youth Recreation Centre, William Roberts Road
D 62 Papatoetoe South School, Milan Road
D Whitford Hall, 35 Whitford Maraetai Road

Manurewa

D 62 Manukau Central Clover Park Middle School, 51 Othello Drive
D 62 Redoubt North School, Diorella Drive
D 62 Taha Wahia-Woodside Girl Guides Centre, 68 Everglade Drive

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