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The New Zealand Gazette 1129 AuG. 6] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1129 Marsden Eleotoral Distriot- Caversham, South Road, Methodist Hall. Aponga, Purua, Public Hall. Caversham, South Road, No. 110, Miss Martin's Shop. Glenbervie, Huanui, Public School. Conca; 0 , South Road and Emerson Street Corner, Presbyterian Helena Bay, Public School. Church Hall. Hikurangi, Public School. Corstorphine, Cramond Street and Corstorphine Road Corner, Hukerenui, Publio School. Anglican Church Hall. Jordan, School. Corstorphine, Isadore Street and Middleton Road Corner, Union Kamo, Public School. Church Hall. Kara, Hall. Dunedin, Lees Street, Fernhill Club, Garage. Kauri, Public School. Fairfield, Main South Road, Brogan's Store. Kiripaka, School. Green Island, Forresters' Hall. Lower Ruakaka, Public School. Kew, Bangor Terrace, No. 33, Divers' Store Garage. Mangapai, Public School. Montecillo, Eglinton Road, Montecillo Croquet Club Pavilion. Mareretu, Public School. Mornington, Argyle Street and Glenpark Avenue Corner, Marohemo, Hall. Mornington Scouts' Hall. Maromaku, Public School. Mornington, Benhar Street, Catholic School Hall. Marna, School. Mornington, Eglinton Road, Tram Car-shed Hall. Mata, Public Hall. Mornington, Elgin Road, Baptist Church Hall. Matapouri, Public School. South Dunedin, Hillside Road, Hillside Workshops Social Hall. Matarau Road, Public School. South Dunedin, King Edward Street, Salvation Army Hall. Maungakaramea, Public Hall. South Dunedin, King Edward Street, Town Hall (Majestic Maungatapere, Public School. Ballroom). Maungaturoto, Courthouse. Maungaturoto Railway, Railway Dining-rooms. Maunu, Public School. Ngararatunua, Mr. J. Cherrington's Residence. Mount Albert Electoral District-- Ngunguru, Public School. Kingsland, New North Road, Methodist Sunday SchooL Onerahi, Public School. Morningside, New North Road, St. Enoch's Presbyterian One Tree Point, Hall. Church Hall. Opuawhanga, Hall. Morningside, New North Road, St. Luke's Schoolroom. Otaika, Public School. Mount Albert, Gladstone Road, Infant School. Otonga, School. Mount Albert, Harbutt Avenue, No. 7, Mr. F. H. Fowler's Pahi, Regatta Club's Building. Residence. Paparoa, County Chambers. Mount Albert, New North Road, King George's Hall (principal). Partia Bay, Public School. Mount Albert, McLean Street, St. Margaret's Church. Pataua, Public School. Mount Albert, Mount Albert Road, Presbyterian Sunday School Pipiwai, Maori Public School. Hall. Poroti, Public School. Mount Albert, Rossgrove Terrace, Albert Hall. Portland, Public School. Owairaka, Hendon Avenue, State Shops. Puhiptihi, Public School. Owairaka, Richardson Road, School Hall. Riponui, Hall. Sandringham, Balmoral Road, Presbyterian Church Hall. Ruatangata West, Public School. Sandringham, Duncan Avenue, Baptist Hall. Russell, Public School. Sandringham, Sandringham Road, Edendale School. 'l'aipuha, Public School. Sandringham, Kenneth Avenue, "Haeata" Kindergarten 'l'amatarau, Public School. School. 'rapuhi, School. Sandringham, Sandringham Road, No. 583, Auckland Rental Tauraroa, Public School. Caravan Depot. 'l'owai, Public School. Tutukaka, R. S. MacKenzie's Residence. Waikiekie, Public School. Waiotira, Public School. Mount Victoria Electoral District- Waipu, Public School. Brougham and Elizabeth Street Corner, Clyde Quay School. Waipu Cove, Fraser's Hall. Dufferin Street, St. Mark's Hall. Wairere (Paparoa Railway), Mr. R. H. Riddle's Residence. Evans Bay, Evans Bay Amateur Swimming Club Clubhouse. Whakapara, Public School. Hataitai, Hataitai Public School. Whakapirau, Public Hall. Hataitai, Waitoa Road, Methodist Church Schoolroom. Whananaki, Public School. Kilbirnie, Kilbirnie Crescent, Rex Hall. Whangarei, Armstrong Avenue, Hall. Kilbirnie, Kilbirnie Public School. Whangarei, Bank Street, Town Hall (principal). Mount Victoria, 45 Marewa Road, Mr. H. Barton's Garage. Whangarei, Kamo Road, Methodist Hall. Oriental Bay, Municipal Bathing Pavilion. Whangarei, Kama Road, Parochial Hall. Pirie Street, Presbyterian Church Schoolroom. Whangarei, Kama Road, Whan Valley Public School. Roseneath, Presbyterian Sunday Schoolroom. Whangarei, Maunu Road, room at Public Hospital. Roseneath, Public School. Whangarei, Princes Street, Congregational Hall. Wellington Hospital, near Main Gates, the Waiting-room, Chest Whangarei Heads, Public School. Clinic. Whangaruru South, Mr. E. R. Ewen's Residence. Wellington Hospital, Preliminary Training School, Library Whareora, Public School. Room. Whatitiri, School. Napier Electoral District- Miramar Electoral District- Awatoto, Women's Institute Room. Breaker Bay Road, Breaker Bay Progressive Association's Hall. Farndon, Clive Railway-station Storeroom. Karaka Bay, Motor-shed at No. 349, Mr. M. P. Mabin's Greenmeadows, Public School. Residence. Marewa, Hawke's Bay Tennis Club Pavilion. Kilbirnie, Coutts and Mahora Streets Corner, Returned Services' Marewa, Public School. Association Building. Meeanee, Public School. Lyall Bay, Lyall Parade, Maranui Surf Club's Pavilion. Napier, Carlyle Street, Orange Lodge B:all. Lyall Bay, Public School. Napier Clive Square, Methodist Hall. Melrose, Anglican Church Hall. Na.pier, Clyde Roa,d, Girls' High School Club-room. Miramar Central, Public School. Napier, Courthouse (principal). Miramar North, Public School. Napier, Hastings Street School. Miramar South, Argentine Avenue, Knox Church Hall. Napier, Juli Street, Intermediate School. Miramar South, Public School. Napier, Napier Terraoe, Central School. Rongotai, Coutts Street, Rongotai College Assembly Hall. Napier, Nelson Park School. Seatoun, Public School. Napier, Public Hospital, Lecture-room. Strathmore Park, Public School. Na.pier, Thompson Road, Schoolroom. Worser Bay, Public School. Napier South, Nelson Crescent, St. David's Sunday School Napier South, Vigor Brown Street, St. Luke's Sunday School. Onepoto Gully, Hall. Pakowhai, Public School. Mornington Electoral District-- Port Ahuriri, Public School. Abbotsford, Binnie Lane, No. l, Mr. J. S. Murphy?s Garage. Port Ahuriri, Waghorne Street, Buffalo Hall. Burnside, South Road, Church of Christ Hall. Richmond Block, Richmond Hall. Caversham, Bridgman Street, Kensington Drill Hall. Taradale, Church Road, Public School. Caversham, David Street, Oddfellows' Hall. Taradale, Lees Road, Town Board Offioes. Caversham, Eastbourne Street, St. Peter's Schoolroom. Te Awa, Public School. Caversham, Sidey Street, No. 23, Mr. 'l'. Hordon's Garage. Westshore, Public School. .
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