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Central Division THE FOLLOWING IS THE PROVISIONAL LIST OF POLLING VENUES AS AT 3IST DECEMBER 2017 CENTRAL DIVISION The following is a Provisional List of Polling Venues released by the Fijian Elections Office FEO[ ] for your information. Members of the public are advised to log on to pvl.feo.org.fj to search for their polling venues by district, area and division. DIVISION: CENTRAL AREA: VUNIDAWA PRE POLL VENUES -AREA VUNIDAWA Voter No Venue Name Venue Address Count Botenaulu Village, Muaira, 1 Botenaulu Community Hall 78 Naitasiri Delailasakau Community Delailasakau Village, Nawaidi- 2 107 Hall na, Naitasiri Korovou Community Hall Korovou Village, Noimalu , 3 147 Naitasiri Naitasiri Laselevu Village, Nagonenicolo 4 Laselevu Community Hall 174 , Naitasiri Lomai Community Hall Lomai Village, Nawaidina, 5 172 Waidina Naitasiri 6 Lutu Village Hall Wainimala Lutu Village, Muaira, Naitasiri 123 Matainasau Village Commu- Matainasau Village, Muaira , 7 133 nity Hall Naitasiri Matawailevu Community Matawailevu Village, Noimalu , 8 74 Hall Naitasiri Naitasiri Nabukaluka Village, Nawaidina ELECTION DAY VENUES -AREA VUNIDAWA 9 Nabukaluka Community Hall 371 , Naitasiri Nadakuni Village, Nawaidina , Voter 10 Nadakuni Community Hall 209 No Venue Name Venue Address Naitasiri Count Nadovu Village, Muaira , Nai- Bureni Settlement, Waibau , 11 Nadovu Community Hall 160 1 Bureni Community Hall 83 tasiri Naitasiri Naitauvoli Village, Nadara- Delaitoga Village, Matailobau , 12 Naitauvoli Community Hall 95 2 Delaitoga Community Hall 70 vakawalu , Naitasiri Naitasiri Nakida Village, Nagonenicolo, Dravuni District School 13 Nakida Community Hall 48 3 Navolau Village, Viria , Naitasiri 129 Naitasiri Vunidawa Nakorosule District School Nakorosule Village, Nagoneni- Gusuisavu Village, Viria , Nai- 14 247 4 Gusuisavu Community Hall 249 FEO Tent colo , Naitasiri tasiri Naqelewai Village, Naboubuco 15 Naqelewai Community Hall 283 5 Lomaivuna Primary School Lomaivuna Road, Naitasiri 256 , Naitasiri Lomaivuna Salvation Army Narokorokoyawa Communi- Narokorokoyawa Village, No- 6 Lomaivuna Road, Naitasiri 217 16 225 Hall ty Hall Naitasiri imalu , Naitasiri Lomaivuna Sector 6 Church Sector 6, Lomaivuna Road, Nasalia Community Hall Nasalia Village, Nagonenicolo , 7 185 17 92 Hall Naitasiri Naitasiri Naitasiri 8 Lutu District School Lutu Village, Lutu , Naitasiri 408 Nasava Village, Noimalu , Muaniweni Settlement, Viria , 18 Nasava Community Hall 171 9 Muaniweni College 262 Naitasiri Naitasiri Nasele Village, Nawaidina , Nabaitavo Village, Nabaitavo , 19 Nasele Community Hall 112 10 Nabaitavo District School 305 Naitasiri Naitasiri Naseuvou Village, Nawaidina , Nacokaika Village, Naitasiri, 20 Naseuvou Community Hall 100 11 Nacokaika Village School 179 Naitasiri Naitasiri Nasiriti Village, Naboubuco , Nairukuruku Village, Matailo- 21 Nasiriti Community Hall 65 12 Nairukuruku District School 241 Naitasiri bau , Naitasiri Nasirotu Village, Nawaidina , Naivucini Village, Nadara- 22 Nasirotu Community Hall 84 13 Naivucini District School 283 Naitasiri vakawalu, Naitasiri Nasoqo Village,Naboubuco , Namuamua Village, Viria, 23 Nasoqo Community Hall 108 14 Namuamua Community Hall 130 Naitasiri Naitasiri Nauluvatu Village, Nawaidina , 24 Nauluvatu Community Hall 184 15 Naqali District School Naqali, Viria , Naitasiri 485 Naitasiri Nasavu Community Hall Navurevure Village, Nawaidina 16 Nasavu Village, Rara , Naitasiri 120 25 Navurevure Community Hall 218 Naitasiri , Naitasiri Naterumai Village, Navuakece , Navutu Village, Navuakece , 17 Naterumai Community Hall 191 26 Navutu Community Hall 68 Naitasiri Naitasiri Navatuvula Village, Vuna, Nawaisomo Community Hall Nawaisomo Village, Nagoneni- 18 Navatuvula Community Hall 216 27 206 Naitasiri Vunidawa colo , Naitasiri Delaiwaimale Village, Navuake- Nuku Community Hall Nai- Nuku Village, Nadaravakawalu 19 Navuakece District School 161 28 43 ce , Naitasiri tasiri , Naitasiri Navuniyasi Village, Matailobau Rewasau Village, Naboubuco, 20 Navuniyasi Community Hall 109 29 Rewasau Village FEO Tent 263 , Naitasiri Naitasiri Nawaqabena Community Nawaqabena Village, Viria , Roma Village, Naboubuco, 21 76 30 Roma Community Hall 30 Hall Naitasiri Naitasiri 22 Rara District School Naluwai, Rara , Naitasiri 479 Savusavu Community Hall Savusavu Settlement, Na- Saumakia Village, Nadara- 31 67 23 Saumakia Community Hall 80 Naitasiri gonenicolo , Naitasiri vakawalu, Naitasiri Sawanikula Village, Muaira , Muaniweni Settlement, Viria , 32 Sawanikula Community Hall 256 24 Shantiniketan Pathsala 330 Naitasiri Naitasiri Tubarua Community Hall Tubarua Village, Noimalu , 33 58 25 Soloira District School Serea Village, Soloira , Naitasiri 561 Vunidawa Naitasiri Taulevu Village, Matailobau , Udu Village, Nagonenicolo , 26 Taulevu Community Hall 132 34 Udu Village Hall Vunidawa 58 Naitasiri Naitasiri 27 Viria Public School Vunidawa Viria Village, Viria, Naitasiri 420 Vanuakula Community Hall Vanuakula Village, Nawaidina , 35 173 Vuisiga Village, Waima, Naita- Naitasiri Naitasiri 28 Vuisiga Community Hall 140 siri Vatulili Village, Navuakece , 36 Vatulili Village FEO Tent 74 29 Vunidawa District School Vunidawa, Soloira , Naitasiri 403 Naitasiri Vunidawa Sanatan Primary Nakorovatu, Vunidawa , Nai- Waibalavu Village, Nagoneni- 30 242 37 Waibalavu Community Hall 64 School tasiri colo , Naitasiri 31 Waibau Community Hall Naqaraivi, Waibau, Naitasiri 271 Waibasaga Community Hall Waibasaga Village, Muaira , 38 254 Waisa Village, Navuakece , Naitasiri Naitasiri 32 Waisa Community Hall 131 Naitasiri Wainawaqa Village, Nawaidina 39 Wainawaqa Community Hall 131 Waisasavu Village, Navuakece , , Naitasiri 33 Waisasavu Community Hall 82 Naitasiri Wairuarua Village, Nagoneni- 40 Wairuarua Community Hall 30 colo , Naitasiri DIVISION: CENTRAL AREA: NAVUA PRE POLL VENUES -AREA NAVUA Voter No Venue Name Venue Address Count Burenitu Village School FEO Nabukelevu Village, Serua, 1 177 Tent Navua Serua Dakuibeqa Village, Sawau, Beqa 2 Dakuibeqa Village FEO Tent 118 Island, Rewa Dakuni Village, Sawau, Beqa 3 Dakuni Community Hall 121 Island, Rewa Lalati Village, Raviravi, Beqa 4 Lalati Community Hall 67 Island, Rewa Masi Village Community 5 Masi Village, Nuku, Serua 53 Hall Naimasimasi Village Com- Naimasimasi Village, Nuku , 6 223 munity Hall Navua Serua Naiseuseu Village, Sawau, Beqa 7 Naiseuseu Community Hall 74 Island , Rewa ELECTION DAY VENUES -AREA NAVUA Nakavika Village Communi- Nakavika Village, Wainikoroilu- 8 160 ty Hall Namosi va , Namosi Voter Namosi Village Community Namosi Village, Namosi, Na- No Venue Name Venue Address 9 378 Count Hall mosi Arts Village Cultural Centre 1 1270 Naqarawai Village Commu- Naqarawai Village, Naqarawai , FEO Shed Deuba, Serua 10 146 nity Hall Namosi 2 Chevalier Vocational School Wainadoi,Arts Village, Veivatuloa, Pacific Harbour, Namosi 770 Culanuku Village Communi- Naraiyawa Village Commu- Naraiyawa Village, Naqarawai , 3 Culanuku Village, Serua, Serua 133 11 121 ty Hall nity Hall Namosi Saniveiuto Village, Deuba, Narukunibua Village Com- Narukunibua Village, Namosi, 4 Deuba District School 503 12 51 Serua munity Hall Namosi Discover Fiji Tours Tourist Wainiyanitu Road, Raiwaqa, Nasigatoka Village Commu- Nasigatoka Village, Namosi, 5 368 13 48 Centre Navua, Namosi nity Hall Namosi Namosi Jokhan Memorial Primary Wainivinivini Road, Calia, Navulivatu Village Commu- 6 631 14 Navulivatu Village, Nuku, Serua 31 School Navua, Namosi nity Hall Lobau Village Community Lobau Village, Veivatuloa , Navunikabi Village Commu- Navunikabi Village, Wainikoroi- 7 171 15 238 Hall Namosi nity Hall luva , Namosi Lomary Catholic Memorial Nawaisomo Community Hall Nawaisomo Village, Raviravi, 8 Queens Road, Galoa, Serua 865 16 149 Primary School Navua Beqa Island , Rewa Mau Village, Veivatuloa , Na- 9 Mau Village Community Hall 300 Nukusere Village Communi- Nukusere Village, Wainikoroilu- mosi 17 42 ty Hall Navua va , Namosi Naboutini Community Hall 10 Naboutini Village, Serua, Serua 326 Raviravi Community Hall Raviravi Village, Raviravi, Beqa Serua 18 132 Beqa Island, Rewa Naitonitoni Agriculture 11 Mosque Road, Navua , Namosi 693 Ro Matanitobua Memorial Namuamua Village, Wainikoroi- Station 19 193 Nakavu Village School Nakavu Village, Veivatuloa , School FEO Tent luva , Namosi 12 337 Navua Namosi Rukua Village Community Rukua Village, Sawau, Beqa 20 167 Nakorovou Village Commu- Nakorovou Village, Batiwai , Hall Island , Rewa 13 208 nity Hall Navua Serua 21 Sabata Community Hall Sabata Village, Nuku, Serua 16 Namaqumaqua Community Namaqumaqua Village, Serua , Saliadrau Village Communi- Saliadrau Village, Wainikoroilu- 14 222 22 161 Hall Serua ty Hall va , Namosi Namelimeli Village Commu- Namelimeli Village, Veivatuloa Serua Village Community 15 131 23 Serua Village, Serua, Serua 153 nity Hall , Namosi Hall Navutulevu Village Meeting Navutulevu Village, Serua , 16 268 Soliyaga Village, Sawau, Beqa Bure Serua 24 Soliyaga Village FEO Tent 68 Island, Rewa Qarasarau Village, Batiwai, Se- 17 Qarasarau Village Hall 155 Tubarua Community Hall Tubarua Settlement, Nuku , rua 25 47 Navua Serua Qilai Village, Veivatuloa , Na- 18 Qilai Village Community Hall 117 Uluinakorovatu Primary Naceva Village, Raviravi, Beqa mosi 26 150 19 Rampur Primary School Queens Road, Navua, Namosi 2016 School Hall Island , Rewa Ratu Latianara Memorial Korovisilou Village, Serua, Se- Veinuqa District School FEO Wainilotulevu Village, Veinuqa 20 379 27 68 Primary School rua Tent , Namosi Ro Camaisala Memorial Nabukavesi, Veivatuloa , Na- Vunidavo Village Communi- Vunidavo Village, Veinuqa, Na- 21
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