New Zealand Gazette – 2002 – No. 82

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✨ Polling Places

19 JULY

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Port Levy (Potiriwi)/Koukourarata School
Portobello School, Harrington Point Road
Prebbleton Prebbleton School, Blakes Road
Pukehiki Public Hall, Highcliff Road
Pukerau School
Pukeuri Public Hall
Punakaiki Beach Camp
Puramahoi Public Hall
Purekireki Hall
Queenspark School Library, 222 Queenspark Drive
Queenstown Queenstown Memorial Hall, Memorial Street
Queenstown Queenstown Primary School Hall, Robins Road
Rai Valley Area School, Community Library, State Highway 6
Rakaia Rakaia Community Centre, Elizabeth Avenue
Ranfurly Maniototo Area School

Rangiora Ashgrove School, 40 Seddon Street
Rangiora Rangiora Borough School, King Street
Rangiora Rangiora High School, East Belt
Rangiora Salvation Army Hall, Ashley Street
Rangiora Southbrook School, 26 Marshall Street
Rangitata Soldiers Memorial Hall, State Highway 1
Rapahoe Dunns Transport Office, Main Road
Rapaura School, Hammerichs Road
Rarangi Community Centre, Rarangi Beach Road
Ravensbourne Ravensbourne Community Hall, Wanaka Street
Redcliffs *Redcliffs School, Main Road

Redwood Baptist Centre, 37 Grimsleys Road
Redwood Early Childhood Centre, 339 Main North Road
Redwood Northcote School, 26 Tuckers Road
Redwood Play Centre, 36 Dunedin Street
Redwood Redwood School, 51 Prestons Road
Redwood Scout Hall, 20 Sturrocks Road
Redwood Valley Hall
Reefton Community Centre
Reefton Hospital
Reefton Inangahua College
Renwick *Community Hall, High Street, Renwick

Riccarton New Zealand CCS (Inc) Lounge, 27 Kilmarnock Street
Riccarton NZ Blood Donor Service, 87 Riccarton Road
Riccarton Shop, 119 Riccarton Road
Riccarton St. Hilda’s Church Hall, 7 Centennial Avenue
Riccarton *St. Ninian’s Presbyterian Church Hall, 9 Puriri Street
Riccarton Wharenui School, Matipo Street
Riccarton Park Portacom Modular Buildings, 65 Buchanans Road

Richmond Athletic Soccer Club Room, Gladstone Road
Richmond Garin College, Champion Road
Richmond Kindergarten, 41 North Avon Road
Richmond North Avon Baptist Church Hall, 103 North Avon Road
Richmond School Community Hall, Cambridge Street
Richmond School Library, Pavitt Street
Richmond Tasman District Council Office, Queen Street
Richmond Waimea Intermediate, 48 Salisbury Road
Rimu School
Riverlands School, School Road
Riversdale School
Riverton/Aparima Soundshell, Taramea Bay
Riwaka Memorial Hall
Riwaka School

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Rolleston Rolleston Community Centre, 126 Rolleston Drive
Romahapa Hall
Rongotai College, Renner Hall, 170 Coutts Street
Roseneath St. Barnabas Church Hall, 15 Maida Vale Road
Roslyn Kaikorai Primary School, Wright Street
Roslyn Presbyterian Church Hall, 21 Highgate
Roslyn Roslyn Baptist Church, 309 Highgate
Roslyn Bush Playcentre, Lorneville-Dacre Highway
Ross School
Rotherham School, Main Road
Roxburgh Area School, Scotland Street
Runanga *School

Russley Russley School, 75 Cutts Road
Russley St. Stephen’s Methodist Church, 376 Yaldhurst Road
Ryal Bush Community Centre
Sawyer’s Bay Sawyers Bay School, 99 Stevenson Avenue
Scargill Plunket Rooms
Seadown School
Seatoun St. Anthony’s School Junior Block 1, 10 Ludlam Street
Seatoun St. Christopher’s Village Hall, Ventnor Street (corner Forres Street)
Seaward Downs Public Hall, Invercargill Mataura Highway
Seddon School, Marama Road, Seddon
Seddonville Bowling Club
Sefton School, Upper Sefton Road
Sergeants Hill Hall

Sheffield Sheffield Contributing School, Wrights Road
Sherwood Downs Hall
Shirley Birch Grove School, 65 Briggs Road
Shirley Community Centre, Shirley Road (corner Slater Street)
Shirley Hammersley Park School, 102 Quinns Road
Shirley Intermediate, North Parade (corner Shirley Road)
Shirley *MacFarlane Park Free Kindergarten, 19 Acheson Avenue
Shirley Shop, 321 Westminster Street
Sockburn Service Centre, 149 Main South Road
Sockburn Sockburn School, 34 Springs Road

Somerfield Cashmere High School, Rose Street
Somerfield Somerfield School, 42 Studholme Street
South Dunedin Dunedin South Presbyterian Hall, 393 King Edward Street
South Dunedin Macandrew Intermediate School, 213 Macandrew Road
South Dunedin Methodist Church Hall, Wesley Street
South Dunedin *Salvation Army Hall, 190 King Edward Street
South Dunedin St. Patrick’s Parish Centre, 32 Macandrew Road

South New Brighton South Brighton Community Centre, 74 Beatty Street
South New Brighton South Brighton Croquet Club Rooms, 132 Union Street
Southbridge Southbridge School Library, 25 Hastings Street
Southburn Hall (corner Caird and Pareora River Roads)
Spencerville Public Hall, 6 Heyders Road
Spotswood Hall, Waiau East Road, Spotswood
Spreydon Baptist Cobham St Hall, 51 Cobham Street
Spreydon Barrington Bowling Club, Barrington Park

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