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✨ List of Polling Places

18 NOVEMBER 2011

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 177

Gisborne

Gisborne Girls High School, 555 Gladstone Road
Gisborne Ilminster Intermediate, De Lautour Road
Gisborne Kaiti School, 517 Wainui Road
Gisborne Mangapapa Kindergarten, 2 Rua Street
Gisborne Mangapapa Residents Hall, 350 Ormond Road
Gisborne Riverdale School, 324 Stout Street
Gisborne Rutene Road Kindergarten, 128 Rutene Road
Gisborne Te Hapara School, 31 Mill Road
Gisborne Waikirikiri School, 7 Pickering Street
Gisborne YMCA Hall, 150 Roebuck Road

Gladstone

Gladstone School Hall, Te Whiti Road

Greenmeadows

Girl Guides Mohe Hall, corner Auckland Road and York Avenue
Greenmeadows Game Farm, 22 Burness Road
Greenmeadows Greenmeadows Primary Public School, 45 Osier Road
Greenmeadows Salvation Army Hall, 56 Tait Drive

Greytown

Greytown School Hall, 76 East Street
Greytown Kuranui College Student Centre, Bidwells Cutting Road

Hastings

Harbour View Garage, 36 Viewmont Drive
Hastings City District Courthouse, 106 Eastbourne Street West
Hastings City St John Ambulance Hall, 107 Southland Road
Hastings City Wesley Hall, 108 Hastings Street South
Haumoana Haumoana Public Hall, 50 Haumoana Road

Havelock North

Havelock North Arataki Holiday Park, 139 Arataki Road
Havelock North Havelock North Central Kindergarten, 20 Napier Road
Havelock North Havelock North High School, 177 Te Mata Road
Havelock North Havelock North Primary School, 9 Campbell Street
Havelock North Lucknow School, 42 Elliott Crescent
Havelock North Our Lady of the Lourdes Parish Hall, 85 Te Mata Road
Havelock North St Columbas Hall, Te Mata Road

Heretaunga

Heretaunga Shazam’s After School Care Hall, 386–388 Fergusson Drive
Heretaunga St Brendan’s School, 56 Palmer Crescent
Heretaunga Suzanne Aubert Centre, 3 Perry Street

Hicks Bay

Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Kawakawa mai Tawhiti, 22 Wharf Road

Hutt Central

Hutt Hospital, 640 High Street

Kahutara

Kahutara School Sports Centre, Kahutara Road

Kelson

Kelson School Hall, 52 Taieri Crescent

Kereru

Kereru School, 2306 Kereru Road

Kotemaori

Kotemaori School, State Highway 2

Mahia

Te Mahia School, 457 Mahia East Coast Road, RD 8

Mahora

Aubyn Theatre, 815 St Aubyn Street West
Mahora School, 710 Frederick Street

Makaraka

Makaraka School, 137 Main Road South

Makauri

Makauri School, 120 King Road

Mangamaire

Mangamaire School, 192 Tutaekara Road

Mangaroa

Mangaroa School Hall, 93 Flux Road

Mangatainoka

Mangatainoka School, corner State Highway 2 and Makuri Street

Mangateretere

Mangateretere School, 314 State Highway 2

Manor Park

Former Manor Park School, 15 Ford Road

Manutuke

Manutuke School, 59 Waingake Road

Maoribank

Maoribank School Hall, 32 Hillside Drive

Maraekakaho

Maraekakaho School, 68 Kereru Road

Maraenui

Maraenui Bilingual School, 2A Lister Crescent
Richmond School, 13A Barnard Avenue

Marewa

Church of Christ Building, 19 Douglas McLean Avenue
Marewa School, 80 Latham Street

Martinborough

Martinborough School Hall, 14 Dublin Street

Masterton

Chanel College Hall, 26 Herbert Street
Courthouse, 41 Dixon Street
Douglas Park School Hall, 136 Cole Street
Fernridge School Hall, 264 Upper Plain Road
IDEA Services (IHC Centre), 46 Bentley Street
Lakeview School Hall, corner Te Ore Ore and Colombo Roads
Makoura College Hall Foyer, corner Makora Road and Johnstone Street
Masterton Intermediate School Hall, 38 Intermediate Street
Solway School Hall, 318 Ngaumutawa Road
Town Hall, 64 Chapel Street
Westside Playcentre, corner Renall Street and Ngaumutawa Road
Young Citizens Hall, 205 Chapel Street

Matawai

Matawai School, 29 Raumati Street

Maungaraki

Garage, 66 Oakleigh Street
Maungaraki Community Centre, 135 Dowse Drive

Mauriceville

Mauriceville School, 1378 Opaki-Kaiparoro Road

Mayfair

Karamu High School, 1036 Windsor Avenue
Mayfair School, 1008 Willowpark Road North

Meeanee

Meeanee School, 6 Gavin Black Street

Muriwai

Muriwai School, 1684 Wharerata Road

Naenae

Community Hall, 25 Treadwell Street
Naenae Kindergarten, 19 Seddon Street
Naenae Primary School, 18 Wheatley Street
Rata Street School, 73 Rata Street

Napier

City Courthouse, 251 Hastings Street
Napier Intermediate, 3 Jull Street
South Nelson Park School, 48 Kennedy Road
South St Luke’s Church, 196 Vigor Brown Street

Normandale

St Aidans-On-The-Hill Church Hall, corner Poto Road and Stratton Street

Norsewood

Norsewood School, Coronation Street

Nuhaka

Nuhaka School, Tamakahu Street

Omahu

Omahu School, 22 Taihape Road

Omakere

Omakere School, Long Range Road

Onekawa

Henry Charles Hall, Henry Charles Terrace
Henry Hill School, 13A Dick Place

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