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TTIE NEW ZEALAND Gazetfle 2506 TTIE NEW ZEALAND GAZETflE No. 100 Radley Street Playground, Marquee. Papatoetoe- Rutherford Street Industrial Health Clinic. Great South Road, Papatoetoe Intermediate School. Hopkins Street School. Great South Road, Presbyterian Church Hall. Chatham Islands- St George Street, Baptist Church Hall. Kaingaroa. St George Street, Town Hall. Owenga. 7 Swaffield Road, Mr Fenton's Garage. Waitangi. Papatoetoe North- Princess Margaret Hospital. Graeme Avenue, Papatoetoe North School. Portage Road, Kedgley Intermediate School. Clew's Superette, Fortage Road, Papatoetoe. Papatoetoe South- Milan Road, Papatoetoe South School. Manawatu Electoral District- 98 Wyllie Road, Mr Bishop's Garage. -Aokautere Public School. Papatoetoe West, Hillcrest Road, Papatoetoe West School. Awahuri, Public Hall. Puhinui- Bainesse, Public School. Puhinui Road, Puhinui School. Carnarvon, Carnarvon Domain Hall. Puhinui Road, Red Cross Hall. Clydesdale, Public School. York Road, Scout Hall. Fitzherbert, Massey University Physics Department. Feilding, Aorangi Street, Civic Centre Stadium. Foxton- Coley Street, Primary School. Manukau Electoral District- Park Street, Primary School. Alfriston, Alfriston Road (Mill Road corner), Alfriston Foxton Beach, Public Hall. Public School. Glen Oroua, Public School. East Tamaki, East Tamaki Road, East Tamaki Public Hall. Himatangi Beach, Community Hall. Homai,,Gibbs Road (Jellicoe Road oorner), Methodist Hokio, Hokio Beach School. Church Hall. Ihakara, Public Hall. Manurewa- Kairanga, Public School. Erowns Road (Sturdee Road corner), Scout Hall. Kimberley, Kimberley Hall. Great South Road (Hill Road corner), Manurewa Central Kopane, Public School. Primary School. Koputaroa, Public School. I{all Road, Manurewa Town Hall. Levin- Elll Road, David Nathan Park, Manukau City Offices. Bristol Street, Levin Knitting Mills Cafeteria. Walpole Avenue, Hill Park School. Fairfield Public School. Otara- Prouse Street, War Veterans' Home. Bairds Road, Otara Community Centre Hall. Public School. Bairds Road, Yendarra School. Weraroa Road, Horowhenua College Hall. Edward Avenue, Bairds Road School. W'inchester Street, Baptist Church Hall. Ferguson Road, Ferguson Intermediate School. Levin East- Flat Bush Road, Flat Bush Primary School. Public School. Otara Road, Clydemore School. Taitoko Public School. Pearl Baker Drive, Mayfield School. Wymondley Road, Wymondley Road School. Levin North, Public School. Papatoete Linton, Public School. papatoetoe Linton Camp, Education Section. Great-Sout! Road (Hall Road corner), ltrter- mediate School. Longburn, Public School. presbyterian Makerua, Old Building. Great South B-oad (flunters corner), St John's School Church Hall. Mangaore, Social Hall. papatoetoe Mount Biggs. Public School. Great So.uth .Road (St George Street corner), Central Primarv School. Newbury, Public School. Nicholson Ohakea, Speedy Road, War Memorial Avenue, Papatoetoe High School. Hall. St George Street, Baptlst Ohakea, RNZAF Base. Church Hall. Ohau. Public School. 9t Ggorge Street, Papatoetoe Town Hall. Tui Road, Papatoetde East primarv School. Opiki, Public School. Puhinui, primary Oroua Downs, Public School. Puhinui Road, Puhinui School. Palmerston North, Herbert Avenue, Cloverlea Public School Poroutawhao, Public School. Rangiotu, Public School. Manurewa Rongotea, Public School. Electoral District- Alfriston, Public Sctlool. Sanson, Public School. Brookby, Public Shannon, Public School. School. Homai, Browns Road and Russell Road corner, Mr Wolk's Taikorea, Public School. garage. Tangimoana, Public School. Manurewa- Tiritea, Public School. Alfriston Road, Gallagher park Scout Hall. Tokomaru, Public School. Pickering Avenue, Leabank primary Waiterere Beach, Saint Andrew's Dr Schoot. Hall. Greenmeadows Avenue, Intermediate Sihool. Waitohi, Public School. Hall Road, Town Hall. McKean Avenue, Public School. 108 Coxhead Road, Mr Te Maari's Residence. Rowandale Avenue, Clendon park School. Mangere Electoral District- Rowandalo primarv Mangere- Avenue, Rowandale -comer,School. Russell Road and Weymouth Road St Luke's Auckland lnternational 4!fport, Passenger- Lounge. Hall. Miller Road, Mountain Vidw School. Scott Road, Public Mangere School. Bridge- Tac.a Crescent, Public Schoot. Church Road, Anglican Church Hatl. Papakura- Coronation Road, Mangere Bridse School. Beach Road, Public School. House Avenue, Waterlea School. Coles Crescent, Anglican Church Hall. l\{angere Central- Cosgrave Road, Public School. priv-e, Mangere _B_q{e-r College. Great South Road, Old Central School. Kirkbride Road, Mangere CEntral School. So_uth Road, Lees Bros. Mascot Avenue, Salvation 9reat Showroom, Tironui. Armv Hall. lgpiter Street, Rosehill Intermediate School. Viscount Street, Viscount Schodl. Kelvin Road, Public Mangere East- School 3 -Ma€nolia Place, Mr Marra's Residence. Hain Avenue, Anglican Church Hall. OId Wair-oa Road, Tmrie Avenue, St Jobn Ambulanie Hall. Jean Batten School. Ray Small Drive, public School. Raglan Street, Kingsford School. Redhill, I lVlack place, Robertson Mr McGrath's Rcsidence. Road, Robertson Road School. Tasman Drive, Opaheke School. 67 Rosella Road, Upholster's Shop. Valley Road, Normal Middlemore, School. Middlemore Hospital.' Willis Road, High School..
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