New Zealand Gazette – 2014 – No. 110

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✨ Polling Places List

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 110
12 SEPTEMBER 2014

Hutt Central
Hutt Intermediate School, 7 Kauri Street
Hutt Valley High School, 84 Woburn Road
Knox Presbyterian Church Hall, 574 High Street
St Bernard’s College, 183 Waterloo Road
Sts Peter and Paul School, Myrtle Street

Ikamatua
Ikamatua Fire Station, Main 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

Inangahua Junction
Inangahua Junction Hall, State Highway 6

Invercargill
Ascot Community School Hall, 580 Tay Street
Aurora College, 234 Regent Street
CCS Disability Action Southland, 142 Don Street
Clarendon Kindergarten, 30 Waiau Place
Donovan Primary School, 200 Drury Lane
Eastside Baptist Church, corner Glengarry Crescent and Yarrow Street
Elles Road Bible Chapel, 198 Earn Street
Fernworth Primary Hall, 288 Pomona Street
Freedom Community Centre, 464 Yarrow Street
Gladstone Scout Hall, corner Holywood Terrace and Russel Street
Grasmere Kindergarten, corner Paterson and Heywood Streets
Holy Trinity Anglican Church Hall, 61 King Street
Invercargill Public Library, 50 Dee Street
James Hargest College Junior Campus, corner Layard Street and Queens Drive
James Hargest College Senior Campus, 288 Layard Street
Kew Kindergarten, 51 Selwyn Street
Knox Presbyterian Church Hall, 107 Pomona Street
Lindisfarne Kindergarten, 34 Mitchell Street
New River School Hall, 407 Ness Street
Newfield Park School Hall, 82 Wilfrid Street
Newfield Public Hall, 707 Tweed Street
Pacific Island Advisory and Cultural Trust Southland, 135 Bowmont Street
Rosedale Gospel Chapel, corner Exmouth and Bourke Streets
Sacred Heart Parish Hall, 449 North Road
Salford School Hall, corner Lamond and Salford Streets
Salvation Army Hall, corner Tay and Conon Streets
Southland Girls’ High School Hall, 328 Tweed Street

Invercargill
St Andrew’s Youth Centre, 353 Elles Road (entrance at 141 Manse Street)
St John’s Girls’ School, 349 Dee Street
Waihopai School Hall, 121 Herbert Street
Waverley Park School, 55 Eden Crescent
Windsor Community Church (Presbyterian), 19 Windsor Street

Irwell
Irwell Hall, corner Leeston and Selwyn Lake Roads

Island Bay
Island Bay Presbyterian Church Lounges, 88 The Parade
Island Bay School Hall, 6 Thames Street
St Hilda’s Church Parish Centre, 311 The Parade
Wellington South Baptist Church, 284 The Parade

Johnsonville
Broderick Road Chapel, 17 Broderick Road
Johnsonville School Hall, 8 Morgan Street
Onslow College Hall, Burma Road
West Park School Hall, 97 Broderick Road

Kaiapoi
Kaiapoi Co-operating Parish, Wesley Centre, 53 Fuller Street
Kaiapoi High School Auditorium, 101 Ohoka Road
Kaiapoi North School, 278 Williams Street

Kaiata
Kaiata Hall, 12 Golf Links Road

Kaikorai
Kaikorai Presbyterian Church Hall, 127 Taieri Road
Kaikorai Valley College, 500 Kaikorai Valley Road

Kaikoura
Kaikoura High School, corner Rorrisons and Ludstone Roads
Kaikoura Suburban School, 425 Schoolhouse Road
St John’s Ambulance Hall, 116 Beach Road
St Peter’s Anglican Church Hall, 33 Torquay Street

Kainga
Kainga Public Hall, Kainga Road

Kaitangata
Kaitangata School, Salcombe Street

Kaiteriteri
Kaiteriteri Mini Golf Office, Inlet Road

Kaiwera
Kaiwera Hall, 883 Kaiwera-Pukerau Road

Kaka Point
Kaka Point Community Centre, Moana Street

Kakanui
Kakanui Primary School, 5 Fyfe Place

Kaniere
Kaniere School, 16 Camp Street

Karamea
Karamea Area School, 105 Waverley Street
Little Wanganui Hall, 3288 Karamea Highway

Karitane
Karitane Primary School, 179 Coast Road

Karori
Karori Baptist Church, 161–163 Karori Road
Karori Normal School, 2 Donald Street
Karori Playcentre, 64 Campbell Street
Karori West Normal School Hall, 7–21 Allington Road
St Teresa’s Parish Hall, 301 Karori Road
Sunshine Kindergarten, 21A Sunshine Avenue

Kelburn
Kelburn Normal School, 16 Kowhai Road

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