New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 174

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D 66 School Hall, Freyberg Street
D Maupuia Garage, 70 Akaroa Drive
D Melrose Garage, 110 Duncan Terrace
D 66 Miramar Central School Hall, Park Road
Holy Cross School Junior Block, Miramar Avenue
North School Hall, 23 Weka Street
South School Hall, Kauri Street
D Mornington Ridgway School Room C1, Mornington Road
D Newtown Christian Congregational Church of Samoa, Room 2, 172 - 180 Owen Street
D 66 Salvation Army Hall, 16-22 Constable Street
D School Hall, Mein Street
D Wellington Chinese Baptist Church Hall, 24 Donald McLean Street
D Owhiro Bay School Hall, Happy Valley Road
D 66 Rongotai College, Renner Hall, 170 Coutts Street
D Roseneath St. Barnabas Church Hall, Maida Vale Road
D Seatoun St. Anthony's School Junior Block 1, 10 Ludlam Street
Village Hall, Ventnor Street (Corner Forres Street)
Strathmore Park Church of the Nazarene Social Room, 6 Glamis Avenue
D Garage, 5 Ahuriri Street
D 66 School Rooms 1 & 2, Strathmore Avenue
D Vogeltown Garage, 2/2 Short Street
Worser Bay School Junior Area, 168 Seatoun Heights Road

Additional polling places outside the electorate with Ordinary Voting facilities for Rongotai Electorate
66 Brooklyn Community Centre, Harrison Street
D 66 School Hall, Washington Avenue
D 66 City Queens Wharf Events Centre Foyer, Jervois Quay
Newtown St. James Presbyterian Church Lounge, 235 Adelaide Road
Oriental Bay Wellington Arts Centre, Rotunda, Oriental Parade

Rotorua
D 67 Awahou Tawakeheimoa Meeting House, 62 Gloucester Road
D 67 Galatea School, Mangamate Road
D 67 Hamurana Country Life, 659 Hamurana Road
D 67 Kaharoa School, 296 Kaharoa Road
67 Kaingaroa Forest Administration Building, West Wing, Dunn Road
D 67 Kawerau Concert Chambers, Ranfurly Court
D 67 Putauaki School, Fenton Mill Road
D Lake Okareka Public Hall, 75 Loop Road
D 67 Lake Rotoma Rotoma and Rotoehu Community Hall, R167 State Highway 30
D Lake Tarawera Buried Village, Tarawera Road
D 67 Lynmore School Hall, Iles Road

D 67 Scout Hall, Lewis Road
D 67 Mamaku School, 54 Tarena Street
D 67 Minginui Forest School, Rimu Crescent
67 Mourea Pikiao Rugby League Clubrooms, 1st Floor, 5 Takinga Street
D 67 Murupara Municipal Hall, Pine Drive
D 67 Ngapuna Hurunga Marae, 15 Hurunga Avenue
D 67 Ngongotaha Community Hall, 5 School Road
67 Okere Falls Whangamarino School, 637 State Highway 33
D 67 Owhata School Hall, Brent Road
D 67 St. Marks Anglican Hall, Te Ngae Road
67 Rerewhakaaitu School, 9 Ash Pit Road
D 67 Rotoiti Te Kura Kaupapa Maori O Rotoiti, 1620 State Highway 30
D 67 Rotokawa School, 6 Rotokawa Road
D 67 Rotorua Aorangi School, 3 Gem Street
67 Convention Centre, Banquet Room, 1170 Fenton Street
D 67 Glenholme School Hall, 149 Ranolf Street
D 67 Homedale Kindergarten, 50 Homedale Street
D 67 Issuing Office, 1224 Arawa Street
D 67 Kaitao Intermediate, 30 Bell Road
D 67 Kawaha Point School, 100 Aquarius Drive
D 67 Koutu Taumahurangi Meeting House, 38 Koutu Road
D 67 Malfroy School, 196 Malfroy Road
D 67 Otonga School Hall, 87 Otonga Road
D 67 Public Hospital Cafeteria, Pukeroa Street
D 67 Rotorua Intermediate School Hall, 95 Malfroy Road
D 67 Selwyn School Hall, 3 Old Quarry Road
D 67 Springfield Mr E.G. Ashton’s Residence, 36 Utuhina Road
D 67 St. Andrew’s Church Hall, 309 Old Taupo Road
D 67 St. Chad’s Communication Centre, 2 Devon Street
D 67 St. John Ambulance Hall, Pererika Street
D 67 St. Michael’s School, 11 May Road
D 67 Sunset Primary School Hall, 150 Sunset Road
D 67 Waiairiki Polytechnic Cafeteria, Mokoia Drive
D 67 Westbrook School Hall, 362 Malfroy Road
D 67 Western Heights Primary School Hall, 217 Clayton Road
D 67 Whakarewarewa Kiwi International Villas, Conference Room, 11 Tryon Street
D 67 Ruatahuna Huiarau School, State Highway 38
D 67 Waiohau Te Kura Kaupapa Maori O Waiohau, Galatea Road
D 67 Waiotapu Benny Bee Tearooms, 2490 State Highway 5

Tamaki
D 62 Glen Innes Community Hall, 92-106 Line Road
D 62 Glenbrae School, 105 Leybourne Circle
D School Library, 38-42 Eastview Road
D Tamaki College Auditorium, 136-138 Elstree Avenue

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🏛️ Polling Places for Rongotai (continued from previous page)

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🏛️ Additional Polling Places Outside the Electorate with Ordinary Voting Facilities for Rongotai Electorate

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KeywordsPolling Places, Rongotai, Schools, Community Halls

🏛️ Polling Places for Rotorua

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KeywordsPolling Places, Rotorua, Schools, Community Halls

🏛️ Polling Places for Tamaki

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KeywordsPolling Places, Tamaki, Schools, Community Halls

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