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✨ Polling Places

12 SEPTEMBER 2014 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 110 3067

Ilam

Akaroa Akaroa Area School Gymnasium, 141 Rue Jolie (Selwyn Avenue entrance)
Avonhead Avonhead Kindergarten, 49 Staveley Street
Avonhead Avonhead Primary School Hall, 55 Avonhead Road
Avonhead Merrin School Hall, 41 Merrin Street
Avonhead Russley School Hall, 75 Cutts Road
Avonhead St Mark’s Presbyterian Church, 150 Withells Road
Bishopdale Bishopdale School Hall, 465 Greers Road
Bishopdale Breens Intermediate School Hall, 85 Breens Road
Bishopdale Cotswold School Hall, 44 Cotswold Avenue
Bishopdale Isleworth School Hall, 59A Farrington Avenue
Bishopdale St Margaret’s Church, The Hub, 94 Farrington Avenue
Bryndwr St Stephen’s Presbyterian Church Hall, corner Ilam and Aorangi Roads
Bryndwr Wairakei School Hall, 250 Wairakei Road
Burnside Burnside Elim Community Church, 193 Grahams Road
Burnside Burnside High School, J Block, 151 Greers Road (Memorial Avenue entrance)
Burnside Roydvale School Hall, 117 Roydvale Avenue
Burnside St Timothy Church Hall, 46 Kendal Avenue

Christchurch City

ABC Salisbury Street, 150 Salisbury Street
Christchurch Public Hospital, The Great Escape I, First Floor, 2 Riccarton Avenue
HMNZS Pegasus, 419 Montreal Street
St Michael’s Church School Hall, corner Tuam and Durham Streets

Fendalton

Christchurch Boys’ High School, Big Room, Te Kura Street
Fairleigh Kindergarten, 27A Garden Road
Fendalton Open Air School Staffroom, 168 Clyde Road
Medbury School Hall, corner Clyde and Creyke Roads
St Barnabas Church Hall, corner Fendalton Road and Tui Street

Harewood

Harewood Playcentre, 719 Harewood Road

Ilam

Ao Tawhiti Unlimited Discovery, classroom S5, corner Parkstone Avenue and Oak Drive
Ilam School Hall, 66 Ilam Road
Westburn School Hall, 257 Waimairi Road

Merivale

Heaton Normal Intermediate School Hall, 125–133 Heaton Street
Rangi Ruru Girls’ School, Helen Kitson Function Centre, Rhodes Street entrance

Papanui

Casebrook Intermediate, 90 Veitches Road
Northcity Church, 95A Sawyers Arms Road
Papanui High School, 30 Langdons Road
Paparoa Street School, 120 Paparoa Street
St Paul’s Anglican Church Parish Hall, 1 Harewood Road
The Village Presbyterian Church Hall, corner Papanui Road and Frank Street
Waimairi School Hall, 1 Tillman Avenue

Riccarton

Riccarton Baptist Church Hall, 80 Rattray Street
St Ninian’s Presbyterian Church Hall, 9 Puriri Street
Wharenui School Library, 32 Matipo Street

Russley

St Stephen’s Methodist Church, 378 Yaldhurst Road

Sockburn

Riccarton Primary School Hall, English Street

St Albans

Beulah Church, 140 Springfield Road
Blind Foundation, 96 Bristol Street
Rehua Marae, whare kai (dining room), 79 Springfield Road

Upper Riccarton

Middleton Grange School Performing Arts Foyer, 50 Acacia Avenue
Riccarton High School Hall, corner Curletts Road and Vicki Street
Villa Maria College Hall, 21 Peer Street (Brodie Street entrance)

Yaldhurst

Yaldhurst Model School, 48 School Road

Invercargill

Arrowtown Arrowtown Primary School, 9 Chalmers Place
Bluff Bluff School, 39 Bradshaw Street
Bluff St Teresa’s School, 181 Foyle Street
Brydone Brydone Community Hall, 12 Brydone-Glencoe Road
Colac Bay Colac Bay Fire Station, 16 Colac Bay Road
Dacre Dacre Coronation Hall, corner Baird Road and Edendale-Woodlands Highway
Edendale Edendale School, 24 Salford Street
Fairfax Fairfax Public Hall, 1493 Riverton-Otautau Road
Frankton St Margaret’s Church, corner Kawarau Road and Ross Street
Glenham Glenham School, 22 Glenham School Road
Gorge Road Gorge Road School, 4 Factory Road
Hedgehope Hedgehope School, 2250 Winton-Hedgehope Highway
Invercargill Ascot Community School Hall, 580 Tay Street
Invercargill Aurora College, 234 Regent Street
Invercargill CCS Disability Action Southland, 142 Don Street
Invercargill Clarendon Kindergarten, 30 Waiau Place
Invercargill Donovan Primary School, 200 Drury Lane
Invercargill Eastside Baptist Church, corner Glengarry Crescent and Yarrow Street
Invercargill Elles Road Bible Chapel, 198 Earn Street
Invercargill Fernworth Primary Hall, 288 Pomona Street
Invercargill Freedom Community Centre, 464 Yarrow Street
Invercargill Gladstone Scout Hall, corner Holywood Terrace and Russel Street
Invercargill Grasmere Kindergarten, corner Paterson and Heywood Streets

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🏛️ Polling Places Appointed Under the Electoral Act 1993 (continued from previous page)

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