New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 174

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✨ Polling Places

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D Glendowie Churchill Park School, 374 Riddell Road
D 62 Glen Taylor School Hall, 172 West Tamaki Road
D Sacred Heart College Hall, 250 West Tamaki Road
D Kohimarama Presbyterian Church Hall, 34 Kohimarama Road
D School Hall, 106 Kohimarama Road
D St. Thomas School Hall, 236-264 Kohimarama Road
D Meadowbank Kindergarten, 122 Meadowbank Road
D School Hall, 68 Waiatarua Road
D St. Chads Church Hall, 5 Meadowbank Road
D 62 St. John’s College Wesley Hall, 202 St. John’s Road
D Mission Bay Kindergarten, 82 Atkin Avenue
D 62 Orakei Domain, Teachers Rugby Club Dressing Room, Reihana Street
D 62 Presbyterian Church Hall, 162 Coates Avenue
D 62 School Hall, 71 Grace Street
D 62 Panmure Bridge School, 76 Kings Road
D 62 Lagoon Leisure Centre, 46 Lagoon Drive
St. Patrick’s Church Hall, Room 10, 19 Sunset View Road
D 62 Tamaki Community Church Hall, 4A Court Crescent
D 62 Tamaki Intermediate, 82 Tripoli Road
D 62 Point England Ruapotaka School, 10A Taratoa Street
D 62 School, 130 Point England Road
Remuera Baptist Hall, 641 Remuera Road
St. Heliers Masonic Lodge Hall, 26 Hanene Street
R.S.A. Hall, Turua Street
D School Hall, 126 St. Heliers Bay Road
D St. Phillips Hall, 90 St. Heliers Bay Road

Additional polling places outside the electorate with Ordinary Voting facilities for Tamaki Electorate
D 62 Mt Wellington Panmure District School, 87 Mt Wellington Highway
D Remuera Somervell Presbyterian Church Hall, 497 Remuera Road
St. Aidans Parish Hall, 5 Ascot Avenue

Taranaki-King Country
D 64 Aria School
D Arohena School
D Auroa School, Skeet Road
Awatuna Hall
64 Benneydale Community Hall, Kakamutu Road
Cardiff Hall, Cardiff Road
Douglas School
D Egmont Village Hall
D Eltham Eltham Kaponga Co-Operating Parish, High Street
64 School, Conway Road
D 64 Hangatiki School
D Hauturu Public Hall
Hikumutu Community Centre

Honikiwi Public Hall
Huiakama School
Huiroa Hall
D Inglewood School, Kelly Street
D 64 Town Hall, Cutfield Street
D Kaimata School, Junction Road
Kakahi School, Pukehou Road
Kaponga School, Manaia Road
64 Kawhia Community Hall
Kinohaku School
D Kiokio School, Otorohanga Road
D Kopaki Community Centre
Korakonui School
Mahoe School, Opunake Road
64 Mahoenui Memorial Hall
D Maihihi School
Mairoa Hall
D Makahu School
D 64 Manaia School, Karaka Street
D Mangatoki School, Eltham Road
Mangorei Taranaki Transport and Technology Museum, State Highway 3
Mapiu School
D Marokopa Rugby Club Rooms
Matapu School, Hastings Road
Matau School
D 64 Midhirst School, Main Road
Mimi School
D 64 Mokau School, Main Road
D Motunui School, Main Road
Ngaere School
D Ngakonui School, Taringamotu/Ngapuke Road
D 64 Ngapuke School, Ngapuke Loop Road
Ngaroma Hall
D Ngutunui School
D Norfolk School, Norfolk Road
D Oaonui School, State Highway 45
64 Ohura Valley School
D 64 Okahukura Education Institute, Okahukura Back Road
Okaiawa School, Ahipaipa Road
64 Ongarue School
Oparau Hall
64 Oparure School
D 64 Opunake School, Gisborne Terrace
D Otakeho School, State Highway 45
Otewa School
D 64 Otorohanga College Hall, Bledisloe Avenue
D 64 Public Library Meeting Room
Parawera School
Pihama School
64 Piopio School
D 64 Pirongia School
Pokuru School
D Pukeatua School
Pukengahu Hall
64 Pungarehu School, Cape Road

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🏛️ Polling Places for Tamaki (continued from previous page)

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

🏛️ Additional Polling Places Outside the Electorate for Tamaki Electorate

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

🏛️ Polling Places for Taranaki-King Country

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Taranaki-King Country, Schools, Community Halls

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