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The New Zealand Gazette 1663 26 OCTOBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1663 Waipara, Public School. Remuera, Remuera Road, near Green Lane East, Somervell Warren, Public School. Preshy;terian Church Social Hall. Woodend, Public School. Remuera Remuera Road, St. Lukes Sunday School Hall. Remuera'. Remuera Road, St. Mark's Hall. Remuera, 136 Victoria Avenue, B'nai B'rith House (formerly Congregational Union Church Youth HaH). Rangitikei Electoral District­ Royal Oak, Chandler and Ambury Avenues, also Manukau Apiti, District High School. Road, Royal Oak School. Awahuri, Public Hall. Beaconsfield, Public School. Cheltenham, Public School. Cunninghams, Dunolly Hall. Riccarton Electoral District~ Erewhon, (Taihape) Station Homestead. Addington, Clarence Road ( corner Leamington Street), Pt. Feilding, Civic Centre. Elizabeth Company's Office. Feilding, Courthouse. Avonhead, 180 Avonhead Road, Garage. Feilding, East Street, Methodist Hall. Avonhead, 371 Avonheiad Road, Garage. Feilding, Lytton Street, Public School. Avonhead, 2 Bentley Street, Garage. Feilding, Manchester Street, Public School. Avonhead, 35 Greendale Avenue (corner Radbrook Street), Feilding, North Street, Public School. Garage. Feilding, 69 Awahuri Road, Mr J. W. R. Stewart's Garage. Avonhead, 48 Russley Road, Garage. Halcombe, Public School. Avonhead, 104 Staveley Street, Shop. Hihitahi, Public Hall. Avonhead, Waimairi Road, Westburn Public School. Hunterville, Public School. Fendalton Creyke Road ( corner Ilam Road), Shop. Irirangi, Naval Station. Fendalton: Hampton Road (corner Memorial .Av~)., Garage. Kakariki, Public School. Fendalton, Maidstone Avenue (corner Wa1mam Road), Kawhatau, Potaka Road, Old School Building. Garage. Kimbolton, Public School. Hi.llmorten, Lincoln Road, West Spreydon School. Kiwitea, Public School. Hillmorten, 8 Torrens Road, Den. Makino, Manawatu Dairy Co. Ltd. Office. Hoon Hay, 23 Downing Street, Garage. Mangaonoho, Old Public School. Hoon Hay, 90 Hoon Hay Road, C.C.C. :Children's Library. Mangaweka, Public School. Hoon Hay, 21 Samuel Street, Garage. Marton, St. Stephens Hall. Hoon Hay, Sparks Rood, Hoon Hay Public School. Marton, Victory Hall. Hornby, 14 Brynley Street, Hall. Marton Junction, Railway Social Hall. Hornby, 76 Carmen Road, Garage. Mataroa, Public School. Hornby, Witham Street (Near Blankney Street), Shop. Moawhango, Maori School. Middleton, 362 Blenheim Road, Garage. Mt. Biggs, Public School. Riccarton, Centennial Avenue, St. Hilda's Mission Hall. Mt. View, (Marton) Cliff Road, Mr T. A. Gilbert's Riccarton, Clarence Road, Riccarton Borough Chambers. Garage. Riccarton, 19 Darvel Street, Garage. Ohakea, Public School. Riccarton, Ilam Road, Ilam Public School. Ohakea, R.N.Z.A.F. Base. Riccarton, Matipo Street, Wharenui Public School. Ohingaiti, Public School. Riccarton, 46 Picton Street, Garage. Omatane, Public School. Riccarton, Puriri Street, Presbyterian Church Hall. Otairi, Public School. Riccarton, Riccarton Road (corner Mandeville Street), St. Otamakapua, Public School. James' S.S. Hall. Pakihikura, Public School. Riccarton, Riccarton Road, Kirkwood Intermediate School. Papanui, (Taihape) Public School. Sockburn, Main South Road, Paparua County Office. Peep-0-Day, Bluff Road School. Sockburn, Springs Road, Sockburn Public School. Poukiore, Public Hall. Sockburn, Springs Road, Wigram Aerodrome Marquee. Pourangaki, Public School. Upper Riccarton, Corfe Street, Garage. Pukeokahu, Public Schoo]. Upper Riccarton, 51 Curletts Road, Garage. Pukema, Public Hall. Putorino, Public Hall. Upper Riccarton, Hansons Lane (corner Suva Street), Garage. Rangiwaea, Public Hall. Upper Riccarton, Main South Road, Upper Riccarton Public Rangiwahia, Public School. School. Rata, Memorial Hall. Upper Riccarton, 70 Middlepark Road, Garage. Rewa, Public School. Upper Riccarton, Yaldhurst Road (corner Brake Street), Rongoiti, Public School. Methodist Hall. Ruahine, Public Hall. Upper Riccarton, Yaldhurst Road (corner Nortons Road), Sanson, Public School. Lamb's Garage. Silverhope, Public Hall. Stanway, Public Hall. Taihape, Town Hall. Taoroa, Public HaU. Rodney Electoral District­ Tiriraukawa, Public Hall. Ahuroa, Public School. Tokorangi, Public School. Albany, Public School. Upper Tutaenui, Public Hall. Albany South, Mr M. J. Sheffield's Garage. Utiku, Public School. Algie's Bay, iStore. Waitohi, Public School. Ararua, Public School. Waituna West, Public School. Brighams Creek, Presbyterian Church Hall. Browns Bay West, 884 East Coast Road, Mr R. B. K. Campbell's Garage. Coatesville, Public School. Remuera Electoral District~ Dairy Flat, Public School. Green Lane, Great Soutih Road and Green Lane West Glorit, Public School. corner, Congregational Church Hall. Greenhithe, Public School. Meadowbank Meadowbank Road, Comrnumty Hall. Hakaru, ,Library Hall. Meadowbank: Meadowbank Road, St. Chad's Hall. Helensville, War Memorial Hall. Meadowbank, Waiatarua Road, Meadowbank Sch?ol. Herald Island, Fire Station. One Tree Hill, Gardner Road, Epsom Presbytenan Church Hobsonville Public Hall. Ha:11. R d Huapai, Public School. One Tree Hill. Green Lane West and Wheturang1 oa , Hukatere, Public School. Cornwall Park District School Hall. Kaipara Flats, Public School. One Tree Hill, Green Lane West, Cornwall Genatn.c Kaiwaka, Community Centre War Memorial Hall. Hospital. Kakanui. Maori School. One Tree Hill, Green Lane West, Green Lane Hospital. Kaukapakapa, Public School. One Tree Hill, Ngaire A venue, Gospel HaU Sc:hoolroom. Kawau Island, Yacht Club's Clubhouse. One Tree Hill Ranfurly Road East, St. George s Hall. Kourawhero, Hall. Parnell, 5 Ayr' Street, Mrs G. Groen's Garage. Kumeu, Public Hall. Remuera, 61 Arney Road, Mr J. L. ~nnes's Garage. Leigh, Public School. Remuera, Ascot Avenue and St. Vmcent Avenue, Rernuera Makarau, Public Hall. Intermediate School. Mangawhai, Public School. Remuera, 7 Crown Lane off Benson Road, St. Aidan's Scout Mangawhai Heads, Church of Christ Youth Camp. Hall. Manly, Methodist Church Hall. Remuera, 152 Great South Road near Market Road, Vestry Mareretu, Mr G. W. Burke's Garage. Salvation Army Ohurch Hall. Marohemo, Hall. Remuera, 1 Hapua Street, Mr H. E. Blomfie,ld's Garage. Massey, Waitemata County Council Waterworks Depot. Remuera 87 /89 Portland Road at corner Aldred Road, Matakana, Public School. ·Mr ,w.' A. Wamelink's Garage. Matakohe, Public School. Remuera Remuera Road, Kings School. Maungaturoto, Public School. Remuera'. Remuera Road, North Memorial Baptist Church Maungaturoto Railway, Railway Social Hall. Hall. Muriwai Beach, Mrs J. M. Magee's Garage. Remuera, Remuera Road, Public Library Lecture Hall. Naumai, Mrs B. M. McKenzie's Cottage. .
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