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10 NOVEMBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2513 Ocean Grove, Domain Hall. Sherwood Downs, Hall. Otakou, Public School. Skipton, Hall. PortobeIlo, Public School. Southburn, School. Pukehiki, Public Hall. Springbrook, School. St. Clair- Springburn, School. Forbury Road, Reformed Church Hall. Sutherlands, School Building. Richardson Street, Public School. Tekapo, School. St. Kilda- Te Moana, School. Marlow Street, Musselburgh School. Temuka- Plunket Street, Forbury Raceway Tearooms. Courthouse. Prince Albert Road, Town Hall. Parish Hall. Queen's Drive, Presbyterian Sunday School Hall. Primary School. South Dunedin- Te Ngawai, Social Hall. King Edward Street, Salvation Army Hall. Tinwald- Macandrew Road, Intermediate School. Primary School. Macandrew Road, St. Patrick's Church Hall. Scout and Guide Den. Oxford Street, Forbury School. Totara Valley, Hall. Wesley Street, Methodist Church Hall. Tripp, School. Tainui, Tahuna Road, Tainui School. Twizel, High School. Waverley, Mathieson Street, Grants Braes School. Upper Waitohi, Hall. Waihaorunga, School. Waitohi, Hall. Westerfield, Westerfield-Lagmhor Hall. Willowby, School. South Canterbury Electoral District­ Winchester, School. Albury, School. Woodbury, School. Alford Forest, Hall. Allandale, Hall. Anama, School. Arundel, Hall. Ashburton- Stratford Electoral District­ Allenton School. Ahititi, Primary School. Hospital Tutorial Block. Awakino, Primary School. Pipe Band Hall, Creek Road. Bell Block, Primary School. St. Andrew's Hall, Havelock Street. Brixton, Memorial Hall. Ashburton Forks, Mr F. W. Newton's House. Cardiff, Primary School. Bluecliffs, School. Douglas, Primary School. Burkes Pass, Hall. Egmont Village, Primary School. Cannington, School. Fitzroy, Primary School. Carew, School. Frankley School, Tukapa Street, New Plymouth. Cattle Creek, School. Glen Avon- Cave, Public Hall. Alberta Road, Public Hall. Chamberlain, Mr M. A. Fraser's House. Firth Concrete Depot, Devon Road. Clandeboye, School. John Withers Caravan Centre, Devon Road. Coldstream, Mr J. J. A. Studholme's Whare. Hillsborough Hall, Supper Room. Cricklewood, Hall. Huinga, Primary School. Ealing, Public Hall. Huirangi, Primary School. Eiffelton, School. Huiroa, Primary School. Esk Valley, School. Hurworth, Public Hall. Fairlie, Courthouse. Inglewood- Flemington, School. Druids Hall, Cutfield Street. Gapes Valley, Hall. Rata Street, Rest Rooms. Geraldine- Dudley Road, Primary School. Borough Chambers. Durham Road, Public Hall. High School, Raukapuka. Junction Road, Mr J. P. MacKenzie's Residence Methodist Hall. Norfolk Road, Primary School. Greenstreet, Hall. Kaimata, Primary School. Hakataramea, Haka Motors. Kaimiro, Primary School. Hakataramea Valley, School. Kohuratahi, Public Hall. Hilton, School. Korito, 33 Kent Road, Mr J. A. B. Wood's Residence. Hinds, School. Koru. Public Hall. Hook, School. Lepperton, Primary School. Hunter, School. Mahoe, Primary School. Kakahu Bush, Hall. Makehu, Primary School. Kimbell, Hall. Mangorei, Memorial Hall, Junction Road. Kohika, Mr D. C. Robinson's House. Mangorei Lower, Primary School. Lismore, School. Mangorei Upper, Public Hall. Lowc1iffe, School. Matau, Primary School. Lyalldale, Hall. Midhirst- Lynnford, Hall. Primary School. Makikihi, School. York Road, Public Hall. Maronan, Hall. Mokau, Primary School. Maungati, School. Motunui, Primary School. Mayfield, School. Ngaere, Primary School. Milford, School. Oakura, Primary School. Montalto, School. Okau Public Hall. Motukaika, Mr W. J. Rowley's House. Okoki, Public Hall. Mount Cook, School. Omata- Mount Nessing, Hall. Hurford Road, Public Hall. Mount Somers, School. Primary School. Orari, School. Pukearuhe, Public Hall. Orari Bridge, School. Pukengahu, Public Hall. Orton, Hall. Ratapiko, Primary School. Otaio, School. Stratford- Peel Forest, School. Bird Road, Primary School. Pleasant Point, School. Broadway, Courthouse. Pleasant Valley, School. Hamlet Street, A von Primary School. Rangitata, School. Juliet Street, Town Hall. Rangitata Island, School. Pembroke Road, Primary School. Ruapuna, School. Regan Street, Primary School. St. Andrews, School. Showgrounds. .
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