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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No 3096 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 99 Dromore Railway Station. St. Stephen's Church Sunday School Hall, Jervois Road. Ealing Public Hall.1 Newton- Eiffelton School. Central Primary School, Monmouth Street. Fairlie Courthouse, Salvation Army Sunday School Hall, 20 Ponsonby Road. Fairton Public School. Ponsonby- Flemington School. All Saints Church Hall, comer Ponsonby Road and Cowan Gapes Valley }lall, Street. Geraldine- Leys Institute Gymnasium, 20 St. Mary's Road. Borough Council Chambers. Marist Brothers' School Hall, Vermont Street, Ponsonby. High School, Raukapuka. Napier Street School. Lyn River Products Factory, 162 Talbot Street. Ponsonby Primary School, Curran Street. Greenstreet Hall. Samoan Centre, 229A Ponsonby Road, Highbank -Hall.. Westmere- Hilton School. Dunnottar Memorial Hall, Gamet Road. Hinds School. Westmere School, Larchwood Avenue. Kakahu Bush Hall. Great Barrier Island­ Kimbell Hall. Public Ha:ll, Port Fitzroy. Lauriston Public School. Primary School, Tryphena. Lismore School. Council Chambers, Claris. Lowcliffe School. Primary School, Okiwi. Lyndhurst Public School. Rangitoto Island, Post Office, Islington Bay. Lynnford Hall. Waiheke Island- Maronan Hall. Blue Heron Lodge, Arapu. Mayfield School. Community Hall, Onetangi. Methven- Council Chambers, Ostend. District High School. Domain Hall, Palm Beach.­ Mount Hutt Memorial Hall. Domain Hall, Surfdale. Milford School. Omiha Hall, Rocky Bay, Montalto School; Red Cross Hall, Oneroa. Mount Hutt Cheese Factory. Mount Somers School. AVON ELECTORAL DISTRICT Orari School. Aranui- Orari Bridge School, Public School, Breezes Road. Orton Hall. St. James School, Rowan Avenue. Peel Forest School. Bromley, Public School. Pendarves Hall. Burwood- Pleasant Valley Recreation Centre. Brethren Sunday School, Bassett Street. Rangitata School.- Burwood Public School, New Brighton Road. Rangitata Island School. Windsor Public School, Burwood Road. Ruapuna School. New Brighton- Seafield Hall. Central School, Seaview Road. Sherwood Downs Hall. Freeville Public School, Sandy Avenue. Skipton Hall, Garage, 115 Union Street. Springbum School. North Beach, Methodist Church Hall, Marriott's Road. Te Moana School. North New Brighton- Temuka- North Beach Surf Life Saving Club, Marine Parade. Courthouse. Public School, Leaver Terrace. High School. Queen Elizabeth II Park, Travis Road. Parish Hall, King Street. Sandilands, Ranger Football Club, McGregors Road. Primary School. South New Brighton- Te Ngawai Hall.­ Garage, 1 Caspian Street,, Tinwald­ Public School, Estuary Road. Primary School. Wainoni- Scout and Guide Den, Lagmhor Road. Avondale Primary School, Breezes Road. Totara Valley Combined Districts Hall. Methodist Church Hall, Avonside Drive. Tripp School Building. Public School, Eureka Street. Upper Waitohi Hall. Shopping Centre, Vancouver Crescent. Waitohi Hall. Wakanui Public School. AWARUA ELECTORAL DISTRICT Westerfield School. Bluff- Willowby School, Borough Council Chambers. Winchester School. Public School. Winchmore Hall. Foveaux Dairy, Gore Street. Woodbury School. Brydone Public School. Clifton Public School. AUCKLAND CENTRAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT Dacre Public School. Edendale Public School; City- Fortrose Public School. Grafton Library, 2 Mount Eden Road. Glenham Public School. Methodist Church Hall, 78 Pitt Street. Gorge Road Public School.­ St. Andrew's Church Lounge, 2 Symonds Street. Greenhills Public School. Town Hall, Queen Street. Grove Bush Public School.­ Maori Community Centre, Halsey Street. Haldane Playcentre (Old School). Auckland Technical Institute, 136 Grafton Road. Halfmoon Bay, Stewart Island Public School. Grey Lynn- Hedgehope Public School. Baptist Church Hall, comer Richmond Road and Baildon Invercargill- Road. Clarendon School, Bain Street. Free Church of Tonga Social Room, comer Crummer Road C<;1llingw-0od Intermediate School, Drury Lane. and Turakina Street. D1pton Street Plunket Rooms, Dipton Street. Grey Lynn School, Surrey Crescent. Elston Lea School, McQuarrie Street. Mataaga Hall, 16 Leighton Street. Grassmere Church Hall, Harvey Street. Presbyterian Church Hall, comer Crummer Road and Kew Kindergarten, Selwyn Street. Great North Road. Kew School, Elisabeth Street. Richmond Road Primary School. Kingswell High School, Tramway Road. St. Jude's l'.1ethodist Church Hall, comer Richmond Road St. Andrew's Youth Centre, Elles Road. and Sackv1lle Street. St. George School, Pomona Street. Heme Bay- Waikiwi School, Durham Street. Bayfield Primary School, Jervois Road. Waikiwi Youth Hostel, comer Buller Street and North Grotto Hall, 82 Kelmama Avenue. Road. .
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