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New Zealand Gazette Of No.69 2123 SUPPLEMENT TO THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE OF THURSDAY, 23 OCTOBER 1969 Published by Authority WELLINGTON: WEDNESDAY, 29 OCTOBER 1969 Writs for Election of Members of Parliament ARTHUR PORRITT, Governor-General A PROCLAMATION I, Sir Arthur Espie Porritt, Baronet, the Governor-General of New Zealand, hereby declare that, pursuant to the Electoral Act 1956, I have this day signed my Warrant directing the Clerk of the Writs to proceed forthwith to issue writs for the election of members of Parliament for all electoral districts within New Zealand. Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General, and issued under the Seal of New Zealand, this 29th day of October 1969. [L.s.J KEITH HOLYOAKE, Prime Minister. Goo SAVE TIIE QuEEN! 2124 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No.69 Returning Officers Appointed Registrars of Electo.rs Appointed IT is hereby notified that each of the wider-mentioned persons IT is hereby notified that each of the under-mentioned persons has been appointed Returning Officer for the electoral district has been a.ppointed Registrar of Electors for the electoral the name of which appears opposite his name: district the name of which appears opposite his name: James Walter Phillips Ashburton. James Walter Phillips Ashburton. Tom Lawrence Thomas Auckland Central. Frederick George Elsmore ...... Auckland Central. Trevor Arthur Ferguson ...... Avon. Robert Alexander Aitken ...... Avon. Morris Eugene Frampton ...... Awarua. Douglas Victor Jenkin Awarua. Robin Gerard O'Neill Bay of Plenty. Robin Gerard O'Neill Bay of Plenty. Richard Norman Hall Birkenhead. Frederick George Elsmore ...... Birkenhead. Garth Fletcher Soper Buller. Garth Fletcher Soper Buller. Andrew Simson Christchurch Central. Robert Alexander Aitken Christchurch Central. James Porteous Taylor Clut!ha. James Porteous Taylor Clutha. William John McKeown Conrad Dunedin Central. Clifford William Leaver Dunedin Central. Marcus Jones Dunedin North. Clifford William Leaver Dunedin North. John Arthur Irvine Eden. Frederick George Elsmore ...... Eden. Edwin Stockley Egmont. Edwin Stockley Egmont. Murray Reed ...... ...... Franklin. Murray Reed Franklin. Thomas Alexander Jacobson Gisborne. Thomas Alexander Jacobson Gisborne. Mervyn Iva Hannan ...... Grey Lynn. Frederick George Elsmore ...... Grey Lynn. Joseph Mathew Glamuzina Hamilton West. Douglas Rylands Brown ...... Hamilton West. Mervyn Frederick McGehan Hastings. Mervyn Frederick McGehan Hastings. John Dudley Gee ...... ...... Hauraki. John Dudley Gee...... Hauraki. Te Matauoterangi Rongoiti Tomoana Hawke's Bay. Lionel Peter Gavin Hawke's Bay. Stanley John Heald Henderson. Frederick George Elsmore ...... Henderson. Alan James Herring Heretaunga. Alan James Herring Heretaunga. Robert John Seton Hobson. Robert John Seton Hobson. Robert Hilton Raymond Dixon Hutt. Robert Hilton Raymond Dixon Hutt. Douglas Victor Jenkin Invercargill. Douglas Victor Jenkin Invercarg11l. Alan William Conway Island Bay. Donald John Ward Archbold lsland Bay. Francis Joseph Courtney Marlow Karori. Donald John Ward Archbold Karori. Vernon Ross Aitken Lyttelton. Robert Alexander Aitken Lyttelton. Vernon Everitt Jones ...... Manawatu. Kenneth Seebeck ...... Manawatu. Bryan Anthony Richards ...... Mangere. Bryan Anthony Richards Mangere. Charles Desmond Johnson ...... Manukau. Bryan Anthony Richards Manukau. Edward Keith Hunt Manurewa. Edward Keith Hunt Manurewa. Capel Hamilton Kent Marlborough. Capel Hamilton Kent Marlborough. Thomas Patrick Evans Marsden. Thomas Patrick Evans ...... Marsden. John Charles Shields Miramar. Donald John Ward Archbold Miramar. foseph Anthony Morgan Mount Albert. Frederick George Elsmore ...... Moupt Albert. Lionel Peter Gavin Napier. Lionel Peter Gavin Napier. Trevor Raymond Teague Nelson. Trevor . Raymond Teague ...... Nelson. Joseph Oswald Cooke New Lynn. Frederick George Elsmore...... New Lynn. Brian John Bayley New Plymouth. Brian John Bayley New Plymouth. Stanley Eric Pearson ...... North Shore. Frederick George Elsmore ...... North Shore. Leslie Nelson McElhinney ...... Oamaru. Leslie Nelson McElhinney ...... Oamaru. Eric Rupert Gladding Onehunga. Frederick George Elsmore ...... On~hunga. John Nelson Otago Central. John Nelson Ota~o Central. Peter James Ernest Petersen Otaki. · Peter James· Ernest Petersen Otaki. Barry Ian Nicols ...... Pahiatua. Barry Ian Nichols Pahiatua. Fred Bailey Pakuranga. F:r:ederick George Elsmore ...... Pakuranga. Kenneth Seebeck ...... Palmerston North. Kenne•th Seebeck ..... Palmers:ton North. Allan J osepb Lazarus ...... Papanui. Robert Alexander Aitken ...... Papa.nm. William Augustine Cummings P,~one. Robert Hilton Raymond Dixon P~tone. Fred Derek Knight Prnko. Fred Derek Knight ...... Piako. Melwyn Purefoy Smith Porirua. Donald John Ward Archbold Porirua. Leslie Michael Rattray Raglan. Leslie Michael Rattray Ragl3:n. Riobert William Suddens Rangiora. Robert William Suddens ...... Rang~o_rka .. Grant Smith Rangitikei. Grant Smith Rang1ti e1. Lawrence Chapman Retter...... Remuera. Frederick George Elsmore ...... R~muera. James Bertrand Kinney ...... Riccarton. Robert Alexander Aitken ...... R1ccarton. Te Here Ngahina Wilfred Peina Rodney. Thomas Patrick Evans Rod11;ey. Howard John Rundle Roskill. Frederick George Elsmore ...... Rosk1ll. John Edward Ettershank Rotorua. John Edward Ettershank ...... Rotorua. Patrick David Clancy St. Albans. Robert Alexander Aitken ...... St. Albans. Stanley Mayne St. Kilda. Clifford William Leaver ...... St. Kilda. Warwick Bell South Canterbury. Warwick Bell ...... South Canterbury. Hadfield des Landes Palmer Stratford. Hadfield des Landes Palmer Stratford. Thomas Alfred Norman Johnson Sydenham. Robert Alexander Aitken ...... Sydenham. Laurie James Price Tamaki. Frederick George· Elsmore ...... Tamaki. Kerrin David · Wallace Taupo. Kerrin David Wallace T~mpo. Douglas George Hayter Tauranga. Douglas George Hayter T~uranga. Sidney Bruce Darling Timaru. Sidney Bruce Darling T1maru. Douglas Rylands Brown Waikato. Douglas Rylands Brown Wa.~kato: Niel Ngira Simmonds Waimarino. Niel Ngira Simmonds _Wa~marmo. Jack Franklyn Ransby ..,.. Wairarapa. Jack Franklyn Ransby ...... Wa!rarapa. Gordon William Glover Waitemata. 'Frederick George Elsmore ...... Wa~temata. Richard John Jopson Waitomo. Richard fohn Jopson Wa1tomo. Robert Hugh Inder Wallace .. Robert Hugh Inder Wallace .. Patrick John Cunneen ...... Wanganm. Patrick John Cunneen ...... Wanganm. Walter James Wynn Williams Wellington Central. Donald John Ward Archbold Wellington Central. Reo Brian Matthewson Western Butt. Donald John Ward Archbold Western Hutt. William Ernest Osmand Westland. William· Ernest Osmand Westland. William Willcox ...... Wigram. Robert Alexander Aitken ...... Wigram. Raynor Alfred Nottle Eastern Maori.. Raynor Alfred N ottle ...... Eastern Maori. Thomas Graydon Messer Northern Maori. Frederick George Elsmore ...... Northern Maon. Murray James Hawkins Southern Mao!i. Jack Lionel Wright ...... Southern Mao!i. Michael Patrick Potaka Western Maon. Jack Lionel Wright ...... Western Maon. Robert James Weston Chatham Islands. Robert James Weston ...... Chatham Islands. D. THOMSON, Mmister ,of Justice. D. THOMSON, Minister 101f Justice. Wellington, 29 October 1969. Wellington, 29 October 1969. 29 OCTOBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2125 PoWng Places Under the Electoral Act 1956 Appointed Bro'adWay 'Market, Municipal Chamibers. Grlafton Rioad, Trinity Theological Oollege. Halsey Street, :Ma!ori !Community Centre. Mail!akau R:oa!d, Epsom Public Libra:ry. ARTHUR PORRITT, Governor-Geneml Monmouth Street, N ewtlon Centml Prima:ry School. PURSUANT to the Electoflal Act 1956, I, Sir Arthur Espie Mount Eden Rload, Graf1Jon Public Library. Plo11ritt, the Govern()lr-General ·of New Zealand, her~by abolish Napier Street, Primary School. all existing pol'ling ,places, and 'hereby 1appoint the places Prarnell Roiad- mentiiorred iin the Schedule hereto to be polling places for the N .Z. Foundation :fior the Blind. electoral districts therein specified. P:arnell Libflary. RS.A. Hall. Pitt Street, Methodist Church Hall. Ponsonby R:oad- ScHEDULE Salviation Army Church Hall. St. Johns Church Hall. Ashburton Electoral District- Queen Street, Town Hrull. Allentolll- Remuera Road, St. 'Marks Church Hall. Creek Road Hall. R1otowa Island, Salvtation Army Hall. School. St. Stevens Avenue, Parnell Primary Schorol. Arthurs Pass, Public School. Symonds Street, St. Andrews Hall. AshburtoTu- Waiheke Island- Borough Oham:bers. Blackpool, Schrool Building. College, Junilor Divisilon, Cameron Street. Onertoa, Presbyterian Church Haill, Ocean View R·oad. College, Seni1or Division, Oass Street. Oretangi, Community Hall. Courthouse. Ostend, First Aid Room. Hampstead School, Welling1Jon Street. Palm Beach, Domain Hall. Tuarangi Home. Rocky Bay, Omiha Hall. Forks, Mr F. W. Newton's House, FD'fks Road. Surfdale, Domain Hall. Aylesbury, Public Sdhool. Barrhill, Schoiol. Brookside, Hall. Burnham, Public Scho10L Avon Electom,l District­ Cass, Minist1ry 1of Works Depot Aranui- Charing Cross, Public School. Public Sdhoiol, Hreezes Rload. Chertsey, Public School. St. James Sdho1ol, Riowan A venue. Coalgate, Masonic Hall. Bromley, Public Schio1ol. Darfield- Burwiood~ Malveiin St. Johns Ambularnce Heiadq uarters. Brethren Sunday 'Sdlwol, Bassett Street. Public School. Public School, New Brighton Road. Dorie, Public Sohiool. Linwood North, Public School, Woodham Road. Doyles1Jon, Town Hall. New BrightlonJ- Driomore, R,ailway Station. Oentral School, Seiaview R:01ad. Dunsandel, T1own Hall. 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