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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 63 1662 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 63 Kiwitahi. Tahuroa 'Domain Hall. Hamilton, Comrie Road, St. Alban's Sunday School. Manawaru, Public School. Hamilton, Dinsdale Road, Richardson's Garage. Matamata, Memorial Hall. Hopu Hopu, Military Camp. Matangi, Public School. Horotiu, Public School. Maungatautari, Horahora, Publ:ic School. Horsham Downs, Public Hall. Maungatautari, Public School. Huntly, Town Hall, Supper Room. Morrinsville, David Street, Public 1School. Huntly, War Memorial Hall, Supper Room. Morrinsville, Morrinsville and District War Memorial Hall. Huntly, Drayton's Store, Kimihia. Motumaoho, ,Public Schoof. Huntly, R.S.A. Hall. Newstead, Newstead Model Country School. Huntly, Huntly West Hall. Ngarua, Public School. Huntly, Westmere Hall. Okauia, Public Hall. Komakorau, Public Hall. Okoroire, Bayly Road, Mr J. Schwarz's Garage. Mangawara, Public School. Okoroire, Waiomou Road, Mr C. Petersen's Garage. Matira, Public Hall. Orepunga, Memorial Hall. N aike, Public School. Peria, Peria Hills Public Hall. Netherby, Public School. Pukeroro, Sinton's Hall. Ngaruawahia, Public School. Richmond Downs, Public School. Ngaruawahia, Turangawaewae Marae. (MAORI) . Taihoa, Public !School. Ohinewai, Public School. Taotaoroa, Public School. Okaeria, Public School. Tatuanui, Public School. Orini, Public School. Tauwhare, Public School. Pukemiro, Public School. Te Aroha, Courthouse. Puketaha, Public School. Te Aroha, Herriesville, Mr J. Carroll's Garage. Rakaumanga, Maori School (MAORI). Te Aroha, Ruakaka, Mr G. R. Matheson's Office. Rangiriri, Public School. Te Aroha Wes,t, Public School. Rotokauri, Public School. Te Miro, Public School. Rototuna, Methodist Church Hall. Te Poi, Memorial Hall. Rotowaro, Public Hall. Turanga-o-moana, Public School. Ruakiwi, Public School. Wa:haroa, Publ:ic School. Ruakura, Animal Research Station, Farmers' Hall. Waihou, Public School. Ruawaro, Memorial Hall. Waitoa, Public School. Taniwha, Old School Building. Walton, Public School. Tauhei, Mr C. A. Freegard's Garage. Wardville, Public School. Taupiri, Public School. Whitehall, Public School. Te Akau. Public School. Te Akau· South, Rukuruku Community Centre. Te Hoe, Public School. Te Kauwhata, District High School. Porirua Electoral District- Te Kowhai, Public School. Belmont, 96 Hill Road, Mr D. A. Gain's Motor Garage. Te Rapa, Public School. Belmont, Owen \Street, Gospel Hall. Waahi Pa, Marae (MAORI) . Glenside, Main Road, 'Mr H. Painter's Motor Garage. Waerenga, Public School. Korokoro, Maungaraki Road, Public ,School. Waikaretu, Public School. Linden, 4 Bell \St., Mr W. N. Anderson's Motor Garage. Waikokowai, Public School. Linden, Plunket Rooms (Next Memorial Hall-Community Waingaro, Public School. Centre). Waiterimu, Public School. Linden, Ranui Terrace, Public School. Whatawhata, Public School. Linden, Ranui Terrace, Public School No. 2. Whatawhata, Public Hall, (MAORI). Lower Hutt, Hutt Central (Old) Public School. Whitikahu, Public School. Lower Hutt, Victoria !St., Petone Manual Training School. Lower Hutt, 22A Tama St., Mr L. G. Claridge's Motor Garage. Maungaraki, 23 Do,wse Drive, Mr P. Ryan's Motor Garage. Me11ing, Western Hutt Road, Melling Railway Station. Rangiora Electoral District­ Normandale, 193 Miiro Miro Rd., Mr L. J. Selby's Motor Amberley, Public Library. Garage. Ashley Bank, Public SchooL Normandale, Hall (Corner Normandale and Poto Roads). Balcairn, County Council Chambers. Ohar.iu Valley, Public School. Belfast, Public School. P~tone, 63 Riddler's Cres,cent, Mr T. A. !Douglas' Motor Belfast, R.S.A. Hall. Garage. · Briggs Road, Briggston Public School. Petone, Western Hutt Rd., Todd Motor Industries Ltd. Brooklands, Community Hall. Porirua, l ,Aparangi Cres., Mr n. R. Roa's Motor Garage. Broomfield, Public School. Porirua, Mental Hospital, Administration Building. Burwood, Hospital Garage. Porirua, Porirua Oity Council Offices, Hartham Court Carleton, Institute Hall. ·Building. Clarkville, Public School. Porirua, Public School (Elsdon). Coopers Creek, Social Hall. Poriirua East, Mungavin Avenue, Publ:ic School. Cust, Institute Hall. Porirua East, Mungavin Avenue, Windley School. Eyreton, Public Hall. Porirua East, Cannon's Creek School. Eyreton West, Public School. Porirua East, Bedford 1St., Glenview School. Eyrewell Forest, Poyntz Road, Recreation Room. Porirua East, Fantame \St., Russel;! School. Fernside, ·Public School. · Porirua East, 112 Ohampion St., Mr R. N. Koskela's Motor Greta Valley, Public School. Garage. Hawarden, R.S.A. Hall. Po:rfrua East, 3 Leicester St., The Manse, Motor Garage. Kaiapoi, Hilton Street, Oddfellows Hall. Tawa, 5 Kiwi Cres., Mr J. H. Morris' Motor Garage. Kaiapoi, R.S.A. Hall. Tawa, Main Road, Baptist B.C. Hall. Kaiapoi Beach, Public Hall. Tawa, Oxford St., Public School. Kainga, Public Hall. Tawa, Rimu St., Hampton Hill School. Leithfield, Oddfellows Hall. Tawa, V:ictory Cres., Hampton Hill School. Loburn, County Council Chambers. Tawa, Redwood Ave., Redwood School. Marshland, Public School. Tiitahi Bay, Kura St., Public School. Mason's Flat, Social Hall. Titahi Bay, 'Piko St., Ngati-Toa Public 1Scho0I. Medbury, Hall. Titahi Bay, Ji!Ilett St., ·Public School. Motunau Beach, Mr L. J. McNaughton's Cottage. Titahi Bay, 3 Matatiro St., Mr A. J. Burton's Motor Garage. North Loburn, Public School. Titahi Bay, Tireti Rd., Tireti Hall. Northcote, Public School, Tuckers Road. T:itahi Bay, 1 Rioha:rd St., Mr M. V. Riickard's Motor Ohoka, Eyre County Council Chambers. Garage. Okuku, Public School. Omihi, Public School. Ouruhia, Public School. Oxford, County Council Chambers. Raglan Electoral District- Papanui, Winters Road, Public School. Glen Afton, Public Hall. Papanui North, 47 Grampian Street, Mr G. C. Hibberd's Glen Massey, Public Hall. Garage. Glen Murray, Public School. Rangiora, Borough School. Gordonton, Public School. Scargill, Public School. Hamilton, Nawton Public School. Sefton. Public School. Hamilton, Nawton Hall. Southbrook, Public School. Hamilton, Duncan Road, St. Andrews Hall. Swannanoa, Public School. Hamilton, Bankwood Road, Fairfield College. The Peaks, Social Hall. Hamilton, Hillcrest Road, St. John's College. View Hill, Public School Annexe. Hamilton, Morrinsvi11e Road, Hillcrest Presbyterian Church Waikari, County Council Chamb .. J. Centre. · Waikuku, Public School. Hamilton, Silverdale Road, Public School. Waikuku Beach, Public Hall. .
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