New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 174

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✨ Polling Places for Rangitikei and Rimutaka

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 174

Rangitikei

D Apiti School
D 63 Ashhurst Village Valley Centre, Cambridge Avenue
D Awahou School
D Awarua Hall
D 63 Bulls Clifton School, Kittyhawk Row
D 63 School, Bridge Street
D Bunnythorpe School
D Carnarvon Hall
D Cheltenham School
D Colyton School
D Crofton Old Store
D Erewhon Station
D 63 Feilding Intermediate, East Street
D Makino Road Hall, 163 Makino Road
D 63 School, Lytton Street
D 63 School, Manchester Street
D 63 School, North Street
D 63 St. Brigids Catholic Church Hall, Derby Street
D 63 St. Paul’s Presbyterian Parish Hall, Church Street
D Glen Oroua School
D Halcombe Primary School
D Himatangi Beach Community Hall
D Hiwinui School
D 63 Hunterville Consolidated School
D Kaianga School
D Kimbolton School
D Kiwitea School
D Kopane School
D Longburn School
D Makirikiri South Makirikiri School
D Makuhou Public Hall
D Mangaweka School
D 63 Marton James Cook School, Mill Street
D 63 Junction School, Alexandra Street
D 63 Rangitikei Intermediate School, Hereford Street
D 63 St. Andrews Presbyterian Church Hall, Broadway
D Mataraoa School
D Moawhango School
D Mt Biggs Community Hall
D Newbury School
D Ohaeake Memorial Hall
D Ohingaiti School
D Oroua Downs School
D Otairi School
D Palmerston North Cloverlea School, 55 Herbert Avenue
D 63 Kelvin Grove Community Hall, 68 Kaimanawa Street
D 63 Milson School, Rutland Place
D St. Peter’s College, 22-38 Rennie Avenue
D Papaunui Junction School
D Parewanui School
D Pohangina Public Hall
D Pukeoire Public Hall
D Pukekahu School
D Rangiwahia Junction Rangiwaea School
D Rangiwahia School
D Rata Memorial Hall

D 63 Ratana School, Kiattere Street
D Rongotea School
D 63 Sanson School
D Stanway Public Hall
D 67 Taihape Court House, Tui Street
D 67 School, Huia Street
D St. Joseph’s School, Wren Street
D Taikorea School
D Tangimoana School
D Taonui School
D Taoroa School
D Turakina School
D Tutaenui Public Hall
D Utuawei School

67 Waiouru Army Base
D 67 School
D Waituna West School
D Whakarongo School, Stoney Creek Road
D Whangaehu School

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

D Fordell School, Budge Street
D 63 Palmerston North Central Normal School, 201 Featherston Street
D 63 College Street Normal School, 402 College Street
D Girls’ High School, 228-242 Fitzherbert Avenue
63 Hokowhitu School, 227 Albert Street
D 63 Intermediate Normal School Hall, 31 South Street
D 63 MetlifeCare Retirement Village, Fitchett Street
D Monrad Intermediate School, 228 Botanical Road
63 Order of St John Hall, 92 Cuba Street
D Public Hospital Education Centre, Ruahine Street
D Queen Elizabeth College, 350-382 Rangitikei Street
D Street
D 63 Rangiora Community Centre, 98-102 Rangiora Avenue
D 63 Roslyn School, Kipling and Shelley Streets
D Russell Street School, 19-31 Russell Street
D 63 St Andrew’s Church Hall, 2 Ashley Street
D 63 St David’s Church Hall, 9 Rainforth Street
D St Lukes Lutheran Church Hall, McGiffert Street
D 63 St Oswald’s Church Hall, Kingswood Street
D 63 Terrace End School, 183-209 Ruahine Street

Rimutaka

D 66 Avalon School, Gordon Street
D Blue Mountains Progressive Assn Club Rooms, Avian Crescent
D 63 Brown Owl St. Peter Chanel Catholic Centre, Fergusson Drive
D Heretaunga Chapel Youth Hall, 388 Fergusson Drive
D St. Brendan’s School, Palmer Crescent
D Suzanne Aubert Centre, Perry Street (beside Home of Compassion)
D Mangaroa School, Flux Road
D 66 Naenae Rata Street School, Rata Street
D Parkdale Birchville School, Gemstone Drive

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🏛️ Polling Places for Rangitikei (continued from previous page)

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Rangitikei, Schools, Community Halls

🏛️ Polling Places for Rimutaka

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Rimutaka, Schools, Community Halls

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