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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No 1528 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No. 43 Ngakonui (Taringamotu), Public School. Makikihi, Public School•. Nihoniho, Public School. Milford, Public School. Ohakune, St. Joseph's Hall. Mona Vale, Schoolhouse. Ohakune Junotion, Railway Social Hall. Morven, Public School. Ohotu (Taihape), School Building. Motukaika, Messrs. N. A. and R. A. Riddle's Homestead. Ohura, R.S.A. Hall. Mount Nessing (Albury), Public Hall. Okahukura, Public Hall. Nukuroa (Studholme Junction), Public Hall. Omatane (Taihape), Public School. Omarama, Hall. Ongarue, Ellis and Buruand's No. 11 Camp. Otaio, Public School. Ongarue, Ellis and Burnand's Office. Otekaieke, Public School. Opa (Putaruru), Tutukau Sawmilling Co.'s Mill Office. Otiake, Schoolhouse. Orautoha (Raetihi), Public School Pleasant Point, Public School. Ore Ore (Raetihi), Public School. Pleasant Valley, Public School. Oruaiwi, Public Hall. Rosewill, Levels Valley, Mrs. A. Doake's Residence. Oruanui (Taupo), Maori School. Seadown, Public School. Otangiwai (Matiere), Public School. Sherwood Downs, Schoolhouse. Otunui (Taumarunui), Public Hall. Skipton, Public School. Owhango, Publio Hall. Southburu (St. Andrew's), Public School. Pakihi (Raetihi), Mokotuku Timber CO.'.9 Office. Springbrook, Public School. Papanui (Taihape), Junct,ion Hall. St. Andrew's, Public Hall. Piriaka, Public Hall. Sutherlands, School Building. Pokaka, Public Hall. Taiko Flat, Schoolhouse. Pukawa (National Park), Public School. Tawai, School House. Pukemako (Mangapehi), Ellis and Burnand's Cookhouse. Tekapo, Public School. Pukeokahu (Taihape), Public School. Tekapo, No.3 Camp, Social Hall. Puketihi, Public School. Tekapo, No.4 Camp, Social Hall. Pureora (Mangapehi), Public School. Temuka, Courthouse. Raetihi, Drill Hall. Temuka, High School. Rangaroa (Taumarunui), High Street Convent School. Temuka, Parish Hall. Rangataua, Public School. Temuka, Public Works Camp. Rangiwaea (Taihape), Owhakura Publio S~hool. Te Ngawai (Albury), Schoolhouse. Raukura (Taihape), School Building. Ti Maunga, Public School. Raurimu, Public Hall. Totara Valley, Tennis Club Pavilion. Reporoa, Public School. Upper Waitohi, Public Hall. Retaruke (Raurimu), Public Hall. Waihao Downs, Public School. Ruanui (Taihape), School Building. Waihaorunga, Public School. Taihape, Courthouse. Waimate, Courthouse (principal). Tangiwai, Railway Goods-shed. Waimate, Foresters' Hall. Taoroa (Mataroa), Public School. Waitohi Flat, Library. Taringamotu, Public Hall. WaitUl)3, Public School. Tatu, Public Hall. Willowbridge, Public School. Taumarunui, Royal Theatre mexa (principal). Winchester, Public School. Taupo, Courthouse. Taurewa, Mangatepopo School. Te Whakarae (Taumarunui), HaII_ Wairarapa Eleotoral District­ Tiriraukawa (Mataroa), ~blic Hall. Ahiaruhe Public School. Tokaanu, Wharepuni Me'efing-house. Belvedere, Public School Building. Tokirima. Public Hall. Carterton, King's Theatre. Tuhua, Public School. Carterton, Public Sohool. Turangi, Maori School. Clareville, Public Hall. Upper Ohura Road (Ongarue), Mangatupoto School Building. Cross Creek, Social Hall. Utiku, Public School. Dalefield, Public School. Waikaka (Matiere), Mr. G. S. Mossman's House. Dyerville, Public School. Waimiha, Endean's Mill Hall. East Taratahi, Public School Building. Waimiha, Picture Theatre. Featherston, Camp Building. Waiouru, Public Works Cookhouse. Featherston, Puhlic School. Waitaanga, Store. Femridge, Public School. Wharepaina, Maori Scbool. Flat Point, Mr. Cameron's Premises. Gladstone, Public Hall. Glenburn, Mr. Riddiford's Premises. Waimate Electoral District­ Glendhu, Homestead. Albury, Publio Sohool. Greytown, Crown Theatre. Allandale, Schoolhouse. Graytown, Hospital (Buchanan Home). Arno, Memorial Hall. Hinakura, Public School. Ashwick Flat, Schoolhouse. Kahutara, Public School. Aviemore (Kurow), W. P. Cameron's, Station Hut. Kaituna, Public Hall. Benmore Station (Clearbum), J. Sutherland's Homestead. Kaiwaiwai, Public Hall. Bluecliffs, Public School. Kopuaranga, Public School. Burke's Pass, Schoolhouse. Lansdowne, Public Sohool. BuShton, Waimate, Allan Street, Mr. Myles McDonald's House. LongbuSh, Publio School. Cannington, Publio School. Martiuborough, Town Hall. Cattle Creek (Kowhatu), Public School. Masterton, Central School. Cave, Schoolhouse. Masterton, Courthouse (principal). Chamberlain Settlement (Albury), Coal Mine Road Comet; Masterton, Drill Hall. Mr. 111. A. Fraser's House. Masterton, East School. Claremont, Public School. Masterton, Epiphany Hall. Cricklewood, School House. Masterton, Railway Private Hotel. Douglas Settlement (Waihao Downs), Public School. Masterton, Renal! Street Hall. Duntroon, Public Sohool. Masterton, West School. Esk Valley (St. Andrew'a), Public School. Matahiwi, Public School. Fairlie, Public School. Mikimiki, Public School. Gapes Valley, Schoolhouse. Morrison's Bush, Public Hall. Geraldine, Oddfellows' Hall. Muilgaraki, Mr. Ken Joblin's Residence. Glenavy, Public Hall. Opaki, Public Schoo!. Gray's Hills Station (Fairlie), Mr. D. Urquhart's Homestead, Pahautea, Public Hall. Hakataramea, Public School. Pirinoa, Memorial Hall. Hakataramea Valley (Hakataramea), Publio School. Ponatahi, Public School. Hazelburu, School Building. Ruakakapatuna" Public School. Hermitage, Mount Cook, Wakefield Cottage. Solway, Public School. Hilton, Public School. South Featherston, Publiil School. Hook, Public School. Stronvar, Mr. Wardell's Premises. Hunter, Public School. Te Ore Ore, County Premises. Ikawai, Public School. Te Wharau, Public School. Kakahu Bush, School Building. Te Whiti, Public School. Kerrytown, School Road, Miss D. Breen's House. Tora, Manager's Office. Kimbell, Schoolhouse. Tuturumuri, Public School. Kohika (St. Andrew's), Mrs. R. G. Hall-White'a House. Waihakeke, Public School. Kurow, old School. Waingawa, Mr. J. F. Curry's Residence. Lake Pukaki, Public Works Hall. Wainuioru, Publio Hall. I.ake Waitaki, Hall. Waiorongomai, Public School. Levels, Levels Hall. West Taratahi, Public School. Livingstone, Public School. Whatarangi, Station Premises. Lyalldale, Schoolhouse. White Rock, Station Premises. .
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