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The New Zealand Gazette 1605 13 OCT.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1605 Hook, Public School. Te Kawa, Public School. Hunter, Public School. Te Mawhai, Public Hall. Ikawai, Public School. Te Pahu, Public School. Irishman Creek Station, Lake Tekapo. Te Rahu,· Public Hall. Kakahu Bush, Public Hall. Te Raumauku, Public School. Kerrytown, School Road, Catholic Church Building. Te Rore,Public School. Kimbell, School House. Tiheroa, Public Hall (Pirongia Road). Kingsdown, Public School. Tokanui, Cross-roads Hall. Kohika (St. Andrew's), Mrs R. G. Hall-White's House. Tokanui Hospital, Works Overseer's Office. Lake Ohau, The Lodge. Waikeria, Borstal Administration Building. Lake Pukaki, Public School. Wharepapa South, Public School. Levels, Levels Hall. Wharepuhunga, Public Hall. Lyall dale, Public Hall. Whawharua Public Hall. Makikihi, Public School. Milford, Public School. Mona Vale, Public Hall. Wairarapa Electoral District­ Morven, Public School. Ahiaruhe, Public School Building. Motukaika, Messrs N. A. and R. A. Riddle's Homestead. Belvedere, Public School Building. Mount N essing (Albury), Public Hall. Carterton, District High School. Omarama, Public School. Carterton, Public School. Otaio, Public School. Clareville, Public School. Otipua, Publie Hall. Cross Creek, Social Hall. Pareora, Public School. Dale:field, Public School. Pareora West, Public School. Dyerville, Public Hall. Pleasant Point, Public School. East Taratahi, Public School Building. Pleasant Valley, Public School. Featherston Public School. Rosewill, Levels Valley, Mrs A. Doake's Residence. Fernridge, Public School. Salisbury, Public School. Flat Point, Station Homestead. Seadown, Public School. Gladstone, Public School. Sherwood Downs, School House. Glenburn, Station Homestead. Skipton, School House. Glendu, Station Homestead. Southburn (St. Andrew's), Public School. Grey town, Hospital (Buchanan Home). Springbrook, Public School. Greytown, Public School. St. Andrew's, Public School. Hinakura, Public School. Studholme, Public School. Kahutara, Public School. Sutherlands, School Building. Kaituna, Public Hall. Taiko Flat, Public Hall. Kaiwaiwai, Public Hall. Tawai, Public Hall. Kopuaranga, Public School. Tekapo, Public School. Lansdowne, Public School. Temuka, Courthouse. Longbush, Public School. Temuka, High School. Martinborough, Town Hall. Temuka, Parish Hall. Masterton, Central School. Temuka, Ministry of Works' Camp. Masterton, Cornwall Street, School. Te Ngawai (Albury), Social Hall. Masterton, Courthouse (principal). Ti Maunga, Public School. Masterton, East School. Totara Valley, Tennis Club Pavilion. Masterton, Epiphany Hall. Up:?er Waitohi, Public Hall. Masterton, Railway Social Hall. Waihao Downs, Public School. Masterton, Town Hall. Waihaorunga, Public School. Masterton, West School. W aimate, Courthouse (principal). Matahiwi, Public School. Waimate, Foresters' Hall. Mikimiki, Public School. Waimate, High Street and Moorhouse Street Corner, Mr Morison's Bush, Public Hall. G. S. Devenport's Residence. Mungaraki, Public School. Waimate, Mill Road and Merry Street Corner, Mr .I. S. Opaki, Public School. Turner's Residence. Pahautea, Public Hall. Waitohi Flat, Library. Pirinoa, Public School. Waituna, Public School. Ponatahi, Public School. Willowbridge, Public School. Ruakokopatuna, Public School Building. Winchester, Public School. Solway, Public School. South Featherston, Public School. Stronvar, Fernyhurst Road, School. Te Awaiti, Station Homestead. Waipa Electoral District­ Te Ore Ore, Smallbore Rifle Club's Hall. Arohena, Public School. Te Wharau, Public School. Hairini, Public Hall. Te Whiti, Public School. Hautapu, Public School. Tuturumuri, Public School Building. Higgins Road (Frankton Junction), Mr .I. M. Clarke's Waihakeke, Public School. Garage. Wainuioru, Public Hall. Honikiwi, Public School. Waiorongomai, Public School Building. Kaipaki, Public School. West Taratahi, Public School. Kairangi, Public Hall. White Rock, Station Homestead. Kihi Kihi, Town Hall. Kio Kio, Public School. Waitakere Electoral District- Korakonui, Public School. Koromatua, Public School. Avondale, New Windsor Road, No. 30, Mr C. W. Stephens' Maihiihi, Public Hall. Garage. Mangapiko, Public School. Avondale, Public School. Matangi, Public School. Avondale, St. Ninian's Presbyterian Church Hall Melville, Public School. ( principal) . Monavale, Public Hall. Avondale Flat, Victoria Hall. Ngahape, Public Hall. Avondale South, Blockhouse Bay, Ratepayers' and N gahinepouri, Public School. Improvement Association's Hall. N garoma, Public School. Beverley Hills, Waima Hall. N gutunui, Public School. Cornwallis, Post Office Store. Ohaupo, Memorial Hall. French Bay, Opou Road Hall. Otewa, Public School. Glen Eden, Anglican Church Hall. Otorohanga, Town Hall. Glen Eden, R.S.A. Hall. Paewhenua, Public Hall. Green Bay, Portage Road, No.3, Mr L. C. Cufflin's Parawera, Maori School. Residence. Paterangi, Public School. Huia. Post Office Store. Pirongia, Public School. Kanlkare, Post Office Store. Pokuru, Public School. Laingholm, Beach Hall. Puahue, Public School. Laingholm, Central Hall. Pukeatua, Public School. New Lynn, Baptist Hall. Pukeroro, Mr Cecil Mercer's House. New Lynn, Congregational Church Hall. Pukeroro, Mr H. D. Macdonald's House. New Lynn, Elim Church Hall. Rangiatea, Public Hall. New Lynn, Kelston Post-primary School. Rewa Rewa, Public School. New Lynn, Public School. Roto-o-rangi, Public School. New Lynn, Social Club Hall. Rukuhia, Public School. New Lynn, Titirangi Road, No. 82, Mr R. S. Bishop'e Tamahere, Public School. Garage. Tauwhare, Public School. Nihotupu, Church. Te Awamutu, Te Awamutu College, Music Room. Oratia, Memorial School. Te Awamutu, Town Hall (principal). Owairaka, Hendon Avenue, No. 82, Mr D. Dobson's Shop. .
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