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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No 596 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No. 9 Lyttelton Electoral District­ Taonui, Public School. Akaroa, Courthouse. Te Arakura, Public School. Ataahua, Public Hall. Tiakitahuna, Public Hall. Barry's Bay, Public School. Tiritea, Public School. Cashmere Hills, Public School. Tokomaru, Public School. Cashmere Hills, Room in Middle Sanatorium. Umutoi, Public School. Chatham Islands, Kaingaroa, School. Utuwai, Public School. Chatham Islands, Owenga, School. Waiata, Finnis Road, Mr. N. Peat's Residence. Chatham Islands, W aitangi, Courthouse. Waitarere Beach, St. Andrew's Hall. Colombo Street, at foot of Cashmere Hills, Cashmere Stores, Whakarongo, Public School. Ltd. Diamond Harbour, Public School. Marlborough Electoral District- Duvauchelle, Council Chambers. Gebbies Pass Road, one mile and a half from Motukarara Benopai, Mr. C. F. Shanks' Homestead. Post-office, Miss E. P. Radford's Shed. Blenheim, Alfred Street, Public School. Governors Bay, Public School. Blenheim, Grove Road, Nimmo and Blair's Store. Heathcote, Public School. Blenheim, Main Street, Church of England Sunday School. Le Ban's Bay, Public School. Blenheim, Maxwell Road, St Patrick's Hall. Little Akaloa, Public School. Blenheim, Town Hall (principal). Little River, Coronation Library. Blenheim, Wairau Hospital. Lyttelton, Jackson's Road, RS.A. Club-room. Blind River, old School. Lyttelton, Public Library Reading-room. Bulwer, Post-office. Lyttelton, St. John's Presbyterian Hall. Canvastown, Debating Society's Hall. Lyttelton West, Anglican Schoolroom. Carluke, Public Hall. Mount Pleasant, Major Hornbrook Road, Public School. Charwell, School Building. Mount Pleasant, Sumner Road, Boat-shed. -Clarence, Woodbank Public School. Okains Bay, Public Hall. Clifton Terrace, Atawhai, Public School. Okute, Public School. Conway Flat, Public School. Opawa, Ford Road, Public School. Dashwood, Railway Goods-shed. Opawa, St. Mark's Parish Hall. Deep Creek, Public School. Pigeon Bay, Public School. Dillon's Point (Blenheim), Public School. Poranui, Birdlings Flat Public School. Fabian's Valley, Post-office. Port Levy, Public School. Fairhall, Public School. Puaha, Little River Public School. French Pass, Post-office. Redcliffs, Augusta Street, Methodist Sunday School. Goose Bay, Main Road, Mr. E.W. R. Davidson's Residence. St. Martins, Centaurus Road and Albert Terrace Corner, Grassmere, l\fr. A. McLennan's Residence. Mr. S. D. Birch's Garage. Grovetown, Public Hall. Sumner, Town Hall. Hakahaka, Port Underwood, Telephone Office. Takamatua, Old School Building. Hapuku, Public School. Teddington, old School House. Havelock, Town Hall Library. Wainui, Public School. Havelock Suburban, Public Hall. Woolston, Ferry Road, No. 374, Mr. J. L. Gant's property, Hillersden, Public Hall. Marquee. Hira, Public School. Woolston, Ferry Road, No. 580, Nugget Polish Co., Marquee. Jordan, Schoolroom. Woolston, Princes Street and Garland's Road Corner, Marquee. Kaikoura, Drill Hall. Woolston, Radley Street, No. 74, ]\!fr. F. Daniel's property, Kaikoura, Courthouse. Marquee. Kaikoura Suburban, Public School. Woolston, Public School (principal). Kaituna, Gibsontown Schoolroom. Kekerangu, Public Hall. Koromiko, Public School. Manawatu Electoral District­ Linkwater, The Grove, Public School. Lynton Downs (Kaikoura), Public School. Aokautere, Public School. Mangamaunu, Public School. Apiti, Technical School, Marshlands (Blenheim), Public School. Aratiki, Public School. Nelson, Cambria Street, Mr. F. ,v. Feddersen's Garage. Ashhurst, Public School. Netherwood, Mr. S. G. Johnson's Homestead. Awahou North, Public School. Oaro, Public School. Awapuni, Maxwell's Line, Abattoir Office. Okaramio, Schoolroom. Bainesse, Public School. Omaka, Public School. Bunnythorpe, Public School. Onamalutu, Public School. Carnarvon, Clydesdale Public School. Opouri Valley, Public Hall. Carnarvon, Public School. Parnassus, Public School. Colyton, Public School. Pelorus Bridge, Tea-rooms. Fitzherbert, Massey College. Picton, Courthouse. Foxton, Public School (principal). Portage, Store. Glen Oroua, Public School. Puketa, Public Works Department Buildings. Hiwinui, Public School. Rai Valley, Public School. Ihakara, Public Hall. Rapaura, Public School. Kairanga, Boundary Road, Mr. F. A. N. Clausen's Residence. Redwoodtown, Public School. Kairanga, Public School. Renwicktown, Public School. Kelvin Grove, Public School. Richmond Brook, Schoolroom. Kopane, Public School. Riverlands, Public School. Koputaroa, Public School. Seddon, Public School. Levin, The Avenue, Mr. G. F. Milne's Garage. Shades, Public School. Linton, Public School. Spring Creek, Public School. Linton Camp, Public Works Department, Office. Springlands, School Hall. Longburn, Public School. St. Omer, Public School. Makerua, Public School. Te Awaiti, Tory Channel, Mrs. B. Norton's Residence. Manawatu Heads, Public Hall. Te Rou, North Bank of Wairau, Public School. Mangaore, Public Works Social Hall. Tua Marina, Public School. Marotiri, Mr. S. R. Austin's Residence. Upcot, Awatere, Station House. Milson, Public School. Waiau, Public School. Mount Richards, Public School. Waikakaho, Schoolhouse. Moutoa, Public Hall. Wairau Valley, Public Hall. Newbury, Public Hall. Waitaria, Post-office. Opiki, Public School. Wakapuaka, llfain Road, 111:r. H. D. Hughes' Garage. Oroua Downs, Public School. Wantwood, Mr. M. W. Evans' Residence. Palmerston North, Featherston Street, Boys' High School Ward, Public School. Gymnasium. Weld's Hill, Storeroom. Palmerston North, Featherston Street, Central School. Whangamoa, Post-office. Palmerston North, Heretaunga Street, Public Hospital, Wharanui, Public School. Administration Block Waiting-room. Palmerston North, Russell Street, Public School. Pohangina, Public Hall. Marsden Electoral District- Poroutawhao, Public School. Aponga, Puma, Public Hall. Rangiotu, Public School. Glenbervie, Huanui, Public School. Raumai, Public School. Helena Bay, Public School. Rongotea, Public School. Hikurangi, Public School. Shannon, Public School. Hukerenui, Pnblic School. Table Flat, Public School. Jordan, School. 'l'aikorea, Public School. Kamo, Public School. Tangimoana, Public School. Kara, Hall. .
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