New Zealand Gazette – 2002 – No. 86

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✨ Electoral Polling Places

2330 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 86

Polling Places Appointed Under

the Electoral Act 1993

Amendments and revocations to the polling places appointed on 18 July 2002

Pursuant to the Electoral Act 1993, the places listed hereunder are revoked or appointed as polling places for the General Election to be conducted on 27 July 2002.

David Henry, Chief Electoral Officer.
Dated at Wellington this 27th day of July 2002.

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Mangere

Add:
Mangere Central *Te Kura Kaupapa Maori, 88A Bader Drive
Papatoetoe Town Hall, George Street

Otaki

Revoke:
Manakau School, Mokena Kohere Street
Add:
Manakau District Association Hall, Mokena Kohere Street

Piako

Add:
Ohinewai *School, State Highway 1

Te Tai Hauauru

Revoke:
Manakau School, Mokena Kohere Street
Add:
Benneydale Community Hall, Maniaiti Street
Fraser Road School, 340 Fraser Road, RD 13, Hawera
Manakau District Association Hall, Mokena Kohere Street
Okoia School, No. 3 Line, RD 12, Wanganui
Turangi Church of the Cross, Turangi Town Centre
Waitahanui School Library, State Highway 1

Te Tai Tokerau

Add:
Albany Sport North Harbour, Oteha Valley Road
Glen Eden Catholic Church Hall, 7 Glendale Road
Glen Eden School Hall, 3 Glenview Road
Henderson Valley School, 389 Henderson Valley Rd
Mititai A. and P. Hall, Wilkins Rd
Waitahanui School Library, State Highway 1
West Harbour Marina View School, 97-99 Marina View Drive

Ikaroa-Rawhiti

Add:
Waitahanui School Library, State Highway 1

Tainui

Add:
Waitahanui School Library, State Highway 1

Tamaki Makaurau

Add:
Mangere Central *Te Kura Kaupapa Maori, 88A Bader Drive
Glen Eden Te Kura O Hoani Waititi Marae, West Coast Road

Te Tai Tonga

Add:
City Aro Valley Community Centre, 48 Aro Street
Fendalton Old Fendalton Library, 170 Clyde Road
Kenmure Christian City Church, 463 Kaikorai Valley Road
Linden Social Centre, Linden Avenue

Waiariki

Add:
Tokoroa Kinleith Firestation, Kinleith Access Road

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🏛️ Amendments and Revocations of Polling Places

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated27 July 2002
KeywordsGeneral Election, Polling Places, Amendments, Revocations
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David Henry, Chief Electoral Officer

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