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✨ Polling Places for General Election

9 SEPTEMBER 2005

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 155

Mairehau

Aldred Methodist Hall, corner Knowles Street and Nancy Avenue
Glenmoor School, 96 Philpotts Road
Mairehau Primary School, 43 Mahars Road

Merivale

Heaton Intermediate School, Centre for Performing Arts, 125-133 Heaton Street
Rangi Ruru Girls’ School Hall, 59 Hewitts Road
St Mary’s Parish Centre Main Hall, 30 Church Lane (corner Papanui Road)

Opawa

Opawa Baptist Hall, 285 Wilsons Road

Papanui

Papanui Methodist Church Hall, 68 Harewood Road (corner Chapel Street)
Papanui Primary School, Winters Road
Paparoa Street School, Paparoa Street
St Paul’s Anglican Church Lounge, 1 Harewood Road

Phillipstown

Phillipstown School, 21 Nursery Road
Te Waipounamu Maori Cultural Centre, 290 Ferry Road

Richmond

North Avon Baptist Church Hall, 103 North Avon Road
Richmond Kindergarten, 41 North Avon Road
Richmond Primary School, Pavitt Street

Shirley

Hammersley Park School, 102 Quinns Road
MacFarlane Park Free Kindergarten, 19 Acheson Avenue
Shirley Community Centre, corner Shirley Road and Slater Street
Shirley Intermediate School Hall, corner North Parade and Shirley Road

St Albans

Beulah Christian Fellowship Church, 140 Springfield Road
Lamb of God Community Hall, 19 Thames Street
Malvern Scout Hall, Innes Road (Adjacent Rugby Park)
Rehua Marae, 79 Springfield Road
St Albans Baptist Church, corner McFaddens Road and Redwood Place
St Albans Community Resource Centre, 1049 Colombo Street
St Albans School, 17 Sheppard Place

Waltham

Waltham School, corner Hastings Street East and Vienna Street

Christchurch East

Aranui School Rooms 1 and 2, 257 Breezes Road
Aranui St Ambrose Church Cafe, 309 Breezes Road
Aranui St James School Room 4, 25 Rowan Avenue
Avondale School Rooms 5 and 6, 132 Breezes Road
Avondale Woolley Street Kindergarten, 63 Woolley Street
Bexley Samoan Assembly of God Hall, corner 157 Bexley Road and 3 Brook Street
Bromley School Library, 33 Keighleys Road
Brooklands Community Centre Hall, 5 Anfield Street
Burwood Burwood Christian Centre, 54 Bassett Street
Burwood Burwood School Hall, 255 New Brighton Road
Burwood Garage, 165 Queensbury Street
Burwood Quaker Meeting House Children’s Room, 72 Cresswell Avenue

Burwood

Tumara Park Section Sales Office, corner Putake Drive and Titirangi Crescent
Windsor School Hall, 170 Burwood Road

Christchurch City

Christchurch Central Public Library, corner Gloucester Street and Oxford Terrace
Christchurch Hospital, The Great Escape Cafe
The Arts Centre, Hurst Seager Room, corner Hereford Street and Rolleston Avenue

Dallington

Banks Avenue School Hall, 71 Banks Avenue
Dallington Scout Group, 3 Halberg Street
St Paul’s School Rooms 1 and 2, 21 Gayhurst Road

Kainga

Public Hall, Kainga Road

Linwood

Linwood Avenue School, 260 Linwood Avenue
Linwood North School Hall, 221 Woodham Road
St Chad’s Anglican Church Hall, 11 Carnarvon Street (corner Buckleys Road)
Union Church Hall, 378 Linwood Avenue

Marshland

Marshland School, 329 Prestons Road

New Brighton

Central New Brighton School, Roy Stokes Hall, Seaview Road
North New Brighton Freeville School, Room 3, Sandy Avenue
North New Brighton Queen Elizabeth II Park Preschool, Travis Road
North New Brighton Redemptorist Retreat Centre Hall, 268 Bower Avenue
North New Brighton School Hall, Leaver Terrace
North New Brighton War Memorial Community Centre, 93 Marine Parade

Other Areas

Ouruhia Model School Library, 21 Turners Road
Parklands Parkview School Hall, 10 Chadbury Street
Queenspark School Library, 222 Queenspark Drive
Shirley Hammersley Park School, 102 Quinns Road (listed again for consistency)
Shirley Shirley Community Centre, corner Shirley Road and Slater Street (listed again for consistency)
Shirley Shirley Intermediate School Hall, corner North Parade and Shirley Road (listed again for consistency)
South New Brighton South Brighton Community Centre, 74 Beatty Street
South New Brighton South Brighton Croquet Club Rooms, 132 Union Street
Spencerville Public Hall, 6 Heyders Road

Wainoni

Methodist Church Lounge, 878 Avonside Drive
Ottawa Gardens Pre-School, 49 Ottawa Road
School Hall, 115 Eureka Street

Clevedon

Alfriston Alfriston School, corner Mill and Alfriston Roads
Ardmore Ardmore School, 599 Papakura-Clevedon Road

Beachlands

Beachlands School, 18 Bell Road, disabled access from Wakelin Road

Botany Downs

Holy Word Church of Auckland, 10 Dana Place
St Columba, 480 Ti Rakau Drive

Brookby

Brookby School, corner Brookby and West Roads

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