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New Zealand Gazette – 2017 – No. 94

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✨ Polling Places

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 94 — 15 SEPTEMBER 2017

Taupo – Taupo Youth Arts Centre, 98 Richmond Avenue
Taupo – Summerset By The Lake, 2 Wharewaka Road
Tauranga – St Peter’s Community Centre, 130 Spring Street
Tauranga – Tauranga Intermediate School, 30 18th Avenue
Tauranga – Tauranga Primary School Hall, 31 5th Avenue
Tauriko – Tauriko Community Hall, 768 State Highway 29
Te Puke – Fairhaven School, 120 Boucher Avenue
Te Puke – Te Puke High School, 19 Tui Street
Te Puke – Te Puke War Memorial Hall, 130 Jellicoe Street
Te Puna – Te Puna School Hall, 225 Te Puna Road
Te Ranga – Te Ranga Hall, 1492 Te Matai Road

Te Teko – Te Kura o Te Teko School Hall, 6 Te Teko Road

Thornton – Thornton School, Library, 43 Eastbank Road
Torere – Te Kura o Torere, 2276 State Highway 35
Tuai – Tuai Public Hall, corner Main Road & Waikare-Taheke Street
Turangi – Tongariro Senior Citizens Hall, 83 The Town Centre
Turangi – Te Kura o Hirangi, 29 Mawake Place
Upper Atiamuri – Upper Atiamuri School, 2613 State Highway 30
Utuhina – Malfroy Primary School, 196 Malfroy Road
Waikite Valley – Waikite Valley School, 1090 Waikite Valley Road
Waimana – Waimana School, 6 Raroa Road
Waimana – Nukuhou North School, State Highway 2
Waiohau – Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Waiohau, 2481 Galatea Road
Wairakei Village – Wairakei School, 2 Kauri Drive

Waitahanui – Te Kura o Waitahanui, 107 State Highway 1

Waitangi – Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Te Matai, 309 State Highway 2
Welcome Bay – Selwyn Ridge Primary School, 20 Holmburn Street
Welcome Bay – Welcome Bay School Hall, 309 Welcome Bay Road
Western Heights – Kaitao Middle School, 30 Bell Road
Western Heights – Western Heights Primary School, 197 Clayton Road
Whakamarama – Whakamarama Community Centre, 464 Whakamarama Road
Whakatane – Whakatane District Council, The Atrium, 9 Commerce Street
Whakatane – Te Koputu Library & Exhibition Centre, 49 Kakahoroa Drive

Whakatane – Reads Auction Hall, 17 King Street

Whakatane – Salvation Army Hall, 87 King Street
Whakatane – Allandale School, 167 King Street
Whakatane – Whakatane Intermediate School, 101 James Street
Whakatane – Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Te Orini ki Ngati Awa, 33 Meadow Vale
Whakatane – Awakeri School, Room 2, 974 State Highway 30

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🏛️ Appointment of Polling Places (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Act, Polling Places, Taupo, Tauranga, Tauriko, Te Puke, Te Puna, Te Ranga, Te Teko, Thornton, Torere, Tuai, Turangi, Upper Atiamuri, Utuhina, Waikite Valley, Waimana, Waiohau, Wairakei Village, Waitahanui, Waitangi, Welcome Bay, Western Heights, Whakamarama, Whakatane

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