New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 174

Page 4146

✨ Polling Places List

4146 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 174

D 65 Taheke Community Centre
D 65 Taipa Area School
D Taipuha School
D Takahue Community Marae
D Tangiteroria School
D Taupo Bay Holiday Park Games Room
D 65 Tautoro School
D 65 Te Hapua School
D 65 Te Iringa Marae
D 65 Te Kao School
D 65 Te Kopuru School
D 65 Te Tii School
D 65 Titoki Mangakahia Area School
D 65 Tokerau Beach Kura Kaupapa
D Totara North School
D Towai School
D 65 Umawera School
D Victoria Valley War Memorial Hall
D Waihara School
D 65 Waikare School
D 65 Waimamaku Hall
D 65 Waimate North Church Hall
D Waiotira School, Wood Street
D Waipapa Hall
D 65 Waipapakauri Paparore School
D 65 Waitangi Marae
D 65 Whakanaki School
D 65 Whangaroa Hall
D 65 Whirinaki Pa Te Aroha Marae

Additional polling places outside the electorate with Ordinary Voting facilities for Northland Electorate
D 65 Hikurangi School
D 65 Kamo School, Three Mile Bush Road
D Maunu School, Austin Road
D 65 Whangarei Area Hospital, Hospital Road
D Ruatangata Hall
D Springs Flat Alive Christian Fellowship, 55 Great North Road

Ohariu-Belmont
D Belmont Cretneys Garage, 17 Foster Street
D Raphael House, 27 Matuhi Street
D 66 School, 709 Western Hutt Road
D Churton Park School, 90 Churton Drive
D 66 Grenada North Marist Northern Rugby League Club, Nassau Avenue
D Harbour View Garage, 36 Viewmont Road
D 66 Johnsonville Broderick Road Chapel, 17 Broderick Road
D Garage, 6 Glen Alton Avenue
D 66 Onslow College Hall, Burma Road
D 66 School Hall, Morgan Street

D West Park School Hall, Broderick Road
Kelson School Hall, 52 Taieri Crescent
Khandallah Cashmere School Hall, 110 Cashmere Avenue
66 Onslow Community Church, 4 Ngatoto Street
D Presbyterian Church Hall, 35 Ganges Road
D St. Barnabas Parish Hall, 35 Box Hill
D Korokoro School, Korokoro Road
D Manor Park Feickert’s Garage, 4 Mary Huse Grove
D Maungaraki Garage, 66 Oakleigh Street
66 School, Dowse Drive
D Newlands Bellevue School Hall, Bancroft Terrace
D Rewa Rewa School Hall, Padnell Crescent
66 School Hall, 200 Newlands Road
Tennis Club, 26 Black Rock Road
D 66 Ngaio Town Hall, Ottawa Road
D Ohariu Model School, 638 Ohariu Valley Road
D 66 Paparangi School Hall, Beazley Avenue
D Tawa Garage, 127 Taylor Terrace
Hampton Hill School, Rimu Street
D 66 New Life Church Hall, 236 Main Road
D Redwood School, Redwood Avenue
D 66 School, Oxford Street

Additional polling places outside the electorate with Ordinary Voting facilities for Ohariu-Belmont Electorate
Alicetown Hutt Central School, Railway Avenue
66 Hutt Valley Polytechnic Cafeteria Block F, 107 Victoria Street
D 66 City Queens Wharf Events Centre Foyer, Jervois Quay
D 66 Hutt Central Hutt Hospital, High Street
Knox St. Columba Presbyterian Hall, 574 High Street
D 66 Linden St. Aidans Church Hall, Linden Avenue
66 Petone Air Training Corps Drill Hall, 2A Udy Street
D 66 Central School, 16 Britannia Street

Otago
D Alexandra Dunstan High School Hall, Enterprise Street
D 66 School, Ventry Street
D St. Gerard’s Parish Hall, Tarbert Street
D Ardgowan School
D Arrowtown Hall
D Becks School
D Clyde School
D 66 Cromwell Sports Club, Anderson Park
D Dunback School
D Duntroon School
D Ettrick Community Hall
D Five Forks School
D Frankton Presbyterian Church Hall

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🏛️ Polling Places for Northland Electorate

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

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Northland Electorate, Voting Locations, Hikurangi School, Kamo School, Maunu School, Whangarei Area Hospital, Ruatangata Hall, Springs Flat Alive Christian Fellowship

🏛️ Polling Places for Ohariu-Belmont Electorate

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Ohariu-Belmont Electorate, Voting Locations, Belmont Cretneys Garage, Raphael House, Churton Park School, Grenada North Marist Northern Rugby League Club, Harbour View Garage, Johnsonville Broderick Road Chapel, Onslow College Hall, West Park School Hall, Kelson School Hall, Khandallah Cashmere School Hall, Onslow Community Church, Presbyterian Church Hall, St. Barnabas Parish Hall, Korokoro School, Manor Park Feickert’s Garage, Maungaraki Garage, Newlands Bellevue School Hall, Rewa Rewa School Hall, Ngaio Town Hall, Ohariu Model School, Paparangi School Hall, Tawa Garage, Hampton Hill School, New Life Church Hall, Redwood School

🏛️ Additional polling places outside the electorate with Ordinary Voting facilities for Ohariu-Belmont Electorate

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Ohariu-Belmont Electorate, Voting Locations, Alicetown Hutt Central School, Hutt Valley Polytechnic Cafeteria Block F, City Queens Wharf Events Centre Foyer, Hutt Central Hutt Hospital, Knox St. Columba Presbyterian Hall, Linden St. Aidans Church Hall, Petone Air Training Corps Drill Hall, Central School

🏛️ Polling Places for Otago Electorate

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Otago Electorate, Voting Locations, Alexandra Dunstan High School Hall, Cromwell Sports Club, Dunback School, Duntroon School, Ettrick Community Hall, Five Forks School, Frankton Presbyterian Church Hall

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