New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 178

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✨ Electoral Polling Places

4262 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 178

Polling Places Revoked, Added or Amended Under the Electoral Act 1993 and Citizens Initiated Referendum Act 1993

MICHAEL HARDIE BOYS, Governor-General

Pursuant to the Electoral Act 1993 and the Citizens Initiated Referendum Act 1993, the Right Honourable Sir Michael Hardie Boys, Governor-General of New Zealand, hereby revokes, adds or amends the polling places shown against the electoral districts the names of which are specified in the following Schedule, for the purposes of the General Election and Citizens Initiated Referenda to be held on 27 November 1999.

Schedule

Key	Access for disabled people
Polling Places for Maori Districts
66	Te Tai Tonga
67	Waiariki

Auckland Central

Amend
Grafton Whitecliffe College of Art and Design, Lecture Hall, 136 Grafton Road
Grey Lynn Mata’aga Hall, 18 Leighton Street

Banks Peninsula

Amend
66 Christchurch City Shop (at Crystal Plaza), The Square
Revoke
Christchurch City Hospital, Hagley Hostel, Riccarton Avenue
Add
Christchurch City Arts Centre, Hurst Seagar Building, corner Hereford Street and Rolleston Avenue

Christchurch Central

Amend
66 Christchurch City Shop (at Crystal Plaza), The Square

Christchurch East

Amend
66 Christchurch City Shop (at Crystal Plaza), The Square

Ilam

Amend
66 Christchurch City Shop (at Crystal Plaza), The Square

Port Waikato

Add
D Ngahinapouri School

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