New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 174

Page 4151

✨ Polling Places List

19 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 4151

D Pinehaven School, Pinehaven Road
66 Silverstream School, Whitemans Road
D St. Margarets Church Hall, Dunns Street
D 66 Stokes Valley NZ Children’s Academy Theatre, 1
Bowers Street (beside Library)
D TawaHai School, Glen Road
66 Tui Glen School, Stokes Valley Road
D Uniting Presbyterian Methodist Church Hall, 346
Stokes Valley Road
D 66 Taita Avalon Intermediate School, 1041 High Street
D 66 Central School, Churton Crescent
D 66 Pomare School, Partridge Street
D 66 St. Michael’s School, Cooper Street
Te Marua Plateau School, Malloyes Road
63 Timberlea Brown Owl Kindergarten, 5 Aniseed
Grove
D 63 Totara Park School, California Drive
66 Trentham Brentwood School, Brentwood Street
D 66 Masonic Centre, Islington Street
St. Andrew’s Centre, 460 Fergusson Drive
D 63 Upper Hutt College, Moonshine Road
D 66 Upper Hutt College, Moonshine Road
D Upper Hutt Bridge Club, Pine Avenue
63 Former AA Travel Shop, 18 Princes Street
D 66 Former AA Travel Shop, 18 Princes Street
D 63 Former BP Service Station, 1058 Fergusson Drive
D Fraser Crescent School, Redwood Street
Oxford Crescent School, Oxford Crescent
D St. Hilda’s Church Hall, 35 Cruickshank Road
D 63 Wesley Centre, 1 Benzile Avenue
63 Wallaceville Baptist Church Hall, Milton Street
D 66 Baptist Church Hall, Milton Street
D 63 Heretaunga College, Ward Street
D 66 Heretaunga College, Ward Street

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

D 66 Epuni Community Hall, 40 Mitchell Street
D 66 School Hall, Waiwhetu Road
D 66 Hutt Central Eastern Hutt School, Kings Crescent
D 66 Hutt Hospital, High Street
Knox St. Columba Presbyterian Hall, 574 High Street
D 66 Naenae Five Star Gymnasium, 25 Treadwell Street
D 66 School, Wheately Street

Rodney

D Army Bay Whangaparaoa Golf Club Office, 1337 Whangaparaoa Road
D Coatesville School, Mahoenui Valley Road
D Dairy Flat School, 1220 State Highway
D Gulf Harbour School, 65 Alec Craig Way
D 65 Kaukapakapa School, 977 Kaipara Coast Highway
D Kawau Island Camp Benton Community Room, North Cove
D 65 Leigh School, 26 Hauraki Road
D Manly Methodist Church, 945 Whangaparaoa Road (Corner Walbrook Road)
D Whangaparaoa School, 39 Ladies Mile
D Matakana School, 952 Matakana Road
D 65 Orewa College, Riverside Road
D Community Centre, Orewa Square
D North School, Centreway Road
D 65 Paremoreo School, Cutts Crescent
D Point Wells Hall, Point Wells Road
D Port Albert Hall, 980 Port Albert Road
D Puhou Centennial Hall, Puhoi Road
D Red Beach School, 20 Albert Hall Drive
D Silverdale Red Cross Hall, 36 Silverdale Street
Snells Beach Community Methodist Church, 325 Mahurangi East Road
D Mahurangi Community Centre, Hamatana Road
D Stanmore Bay Hibiscus Coast Leisure Centre, 159 Brightside Road
Tapora School, 1 Okahakura Road
D Wainui School, 492 Waitoki Road
D Waitoki School Hall, 1119 Kahikatea Flat Road
D 65 Warkworth Town Hall, Alnwick Street
D 65 Wellsford Co-operating Parish Church Hall, 253 Rodney Street
D 65 Whangaparaoa Hibiscus Coast Intermediate School, 25 Delshaw Avenue

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

D 65 Albany Hall, Albany Highway
D 65 Mangawhai Hall, Mangawhai Road
D Riverhead School, School Road

Rongotai

D 66 Berhampore School Hall, 105 Britomart Street
D 66 South Wellington Intermediate School Hall, Rintoul Street
St. Cuthberts Church Hall, 23 Luxford Street
D Breaker Bay Garage, 135 Breaker Bay Road
Chatham Islands Kaingaroa School
66 Chatham Islands Waitangi ANZ Bank (Corner Waitangi Wharf and Tuku Road)
66 Hataitai Bowling Club, Upstairs Lounge, 159 Hataitai Road
D Garage, 38 Upoko Road
School Hall, Arawa Road
D T. S. Amokura Sea Cadet Headquarters, Evans Bay Parade
Houghton Bay Houghton Valley School Room 6, Houghton Bay Road
D 66 Island Bay Presbyterian Church Lounge, 88 The Parade
Salvation Army Hall, 209 The Parade
St. Hilda’s Church Social Room, 311 The Parade
D 66 Kilbirnie School Hall, 78 Hamilton Road
D 66 St. Patrick’s Church Parish Centre, Childers Terrace
Kingston Capital Montessori School, Rata Classroom, 14 Camrose Grove
Lyall Bay Maranui Surf Club Pavilion, Lyall Parade

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🏛️ Polling Places for Rimutaka (continued from previous page)

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

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

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

🏛️ Polling Places for Rodney

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

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

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

🏛️ Polling Places for Rongotai

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

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