New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 174

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✨ Polling Places for Electorates

19 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 4145

Additional polling places outside the electorate with Ordinary Voting facilities for North Shore Electorate
D Browns Bay Red Cross Centre, 5 Glencoe Close
D 65 Glenfield Community Centre, Bentley Avenue
(Corner Glenfield Road)
65 School, Target Road
D 65 Mairangi Bay Rangitoto College Centre, 564 East Coast Road
D Murrays Bay Kwang Lim Methodist Church, 539 Beach Road

Northcote
D 65 Beach Haven Residents Hall, 336 Rangatira Road
D 65 St. Nicholas Church Hall, 203 Beach Haven Road
D 65 Birkdale Birkenhead Baptist Church Hall, 25 Birkdale Road
D 65 Intermediate, 200 Birkdale Road
D 65 North School, 213 Birkdale Road
D 65 Birkenhead All Saint’s Hall, 187 Hinemoa Street
D Chelsea School, Onetaunga Road
D 65 Fire Station, 154 Mokoia Road
D 65 Zion Hill Methodist Church Hall, Oneawa Road
(Corner Birkenhead Avenue)
D 65 Glenfield College, Kaipatiki Road
D 65 Community Centre, Bentley Avenue (Corner Glenfield Road)
D 65 School, 101 Chivalry Road
D 65 Windy Ridge School, Seaview Road
D 65 Marlborough Park Hall, 13 Chartwell Avenue
D 65 Northcote Intermediate, 145 Lake Road
D Northbridge Retirement Village Hall, 45 Akoranga Drive
65 Oneawa Masonic Lodge, 14 Rodney Road
D 65 St. Aidan’s Church Hall, 97 Oneawa Road
D 65 Sunnybrae Normal School, 36 Sunnybrae Road
D 65 Willow Park School, 13 Compton Street

Additional polling places outside the electorate with Ordinary Voting facilities for Northcote Electorate
D 65 Glenfield School, Manuka Road
65 School, Target Road
D 65 Sunnynook Wairau Intermediate, Becroft Drive
Takapuna School (entrance) Auburn or Anzac Street

Northland
D 65 Ahipara School
D Avoca Hall
D 65 Awanui School
D 65 Awarua School
D Baylys Beach Presbyterian Church Hall
D 65 Broadwood Area School
D 65 Dargaville Epicentre (former Town Hall), Hokianga Road
D 65 Selwyn Park School, Gordon Street
D Donnellys Crossing School

D Fairburn Hall
D 65 Herekino School
D 65 Horeke School
D Hukerenui School
D 65 Kaeo Wesleydale Memorial Church Hall
D 65 Kaihu Memorial Hall
D 65 Kaikohe Anglican Church Hall
D 65 Union Church Hall
D Kaingaroa School
D 65 Kaitaia Dalmation Cultural Club Hall, Corner Redan and South Roads
D 65 Intermediate, North Road
D 65 Kaiwaka School, Mangawhai Road
D 65 Karetu School
D 65 Kawakawa School
D 65 Kerikeri School Multi Purpose Room, Hone Heke Road
D Kohukohu Town Hall
D 65 Mangamuka Bridge Hokianga Lodge Hall
D 65 Mangawhai Hall, Mangawhai Road
D Maromaku School
D Marua Hall
D 65 Matauri Bay School
D 65 Matawaia School
D 65 Maungaturoto Centennial Hall, View Street
D 65 Moerewa School, Factory Road
D 65 Mititai A. and P. Hall
D 65 Motukaraka Ngaitupoto Marae
D 65 Ngaiotonga School
D 65 Oakura Hall
D 65 Ohaeawai School
D Okahu Mr J. Blackwell’s Garage
D 65 Okaihau Community Hall
D Omana Settlers Hall
D 65 Opononi War Memorial Hall
D 65 Opua Hall
D Opuawhanga Hall
D 65 Oromahoe School
D 65 Paihia School
D Pakaraka School
D 65 Pamapuria School
D 65 Panguru Resource Centre
D Paparoa School, Franklin Road
D 65 Pawarenga Te Kura O Hata Maria
D Peria School
D 65 Pipiwai Te Horo School
D 65 Pukenui Araiaiwa Hall
D 65 Pukepoto School
D 65 Rangitane Hall
D 65 Rawene Town Hall
D 65 Rawhiti Te Rawhiti Marae
D 65 Ruawai Ruawai-Tokatoka Memorial Hall, Wharf Road
D 65 Russell Christ Church Hall

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🏛️ Polling Places for North Shore Electorate (continued from previous page)

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KeywordsPolling Places, North Shore Electorate, Voting Locations

🏛️ Polling Places for Northcote Electorate

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
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KeywordsPolling Places, Northland Electorate, Voting Locations

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