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1658 the NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 63 1658 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 63 ,Palmerston North, Heretaunga Street, Public Hospital Blenheim, High Street, Baptist Church Hall. Administration Block. Blenheim, Hutcheson Street, Mayfield Public School. Palmerston North, Rangitikei Street, Queen Elizabeth Blenheim, McLauchlan Street, Bohally Intermediate School. College. Blenheim, Main Street, Church of England Sunday School. ,Palmerston North, Roslyn, Rata Street, Knox Sunday School. Blenheim, Market Street, Town Hall. Palmerston North, Russell Street, Public School. Blenheim, Maxwiil Road, Showgrounds. Palmerston North, Takaro, Highbury Public School. Blenheim, 261 Scott Street, Mr W. E. Bryant's Garage. Pohangina, Public School. Blenheim, Stephenson Street, Marlborough Boys' College. Rangiotu, PubHc School. Blenheim, Wairau Hospital. Raumai, Public School. Blenheim, Whitney Street, Public School. Rongotea, Public School. Charwell Forks, Public School. !Shannon, Public School. Cheviot, Public School. Taiikorea, Public School. Clarence Bridge, Woodbank Public School. Tangimoana, Public School. Conway Flat, Public School. Taonui, Public SchooL · Culverden, Public School. Te Arakura, Public SohooL Dashwood, Railway Goods Shed. Tiakitahuna, Mr K. A. Rowland's Residence. Domett, Domain Board Hall. Tiritea, Public SchooL Fairhall, Public School. Tokomaru, Public !School. Gore Bay, School Building. Umutoi, Schoolhouse. Grassmere, Mr A. McLennan's Residence. Utuwai, Public School. Grovetown, Public School. Waiata, Creamery Road, "Brookvale", Mr G. Chapman's Hanmer Springs, Public School. Resiidence. Hapuku, Public School. Whakarongo, Public School. Hillersden, Public Hall. Kaikoura, Courthouse. Kaikoura, R.S.A. Hall. Kaikoura Suburban, Public School. Manukau Electoral District- Kaituna, Schoolroom. Mangere, Auckland International Airport. Kekerengu, Public School. Mangere (Black Bridge), Miller Road, School. Koromiko, Public School. Mangere, Favona Road, Anglican Church Hall. Lynton Downs (Kaikoura), Public School. Mangere Bridge, Church Road, Anglican Church Hall. Mangamaunu, Public School. Mangere Bridge, Coronation Road, School. Marshlands, Public School. Mangere Bridge, House Avenue, Waterlea School. Oaro, Public School. Mangere Central, Kirkbride Road, Primary School. Omaka, Schoolroom. Mangere East, Rosella Road, Reformed Church Hall. Parnassus, Public School. Mangere East, First Avenue, Anglican Church Hall. Picton, Courthouse. Mangere East, 459 Massey Road, Butchery. Picton, Public School. Mangere East, Grey Avenue and Massey Road Corner, Pine Valley, Public School. Garage. Rapaura, Public School. Mangere East, Raglan Street, Kingsford Primary School. Redwoodtown, Public School. Mangere East, Vine Street, Sutton Park School. Renwick, Public School. Mangere East, Robertson Road, School. Richmond Brook (Marama), Mr L. F. Kennington's Otahuhu, Mangere Road, Otahuhu College. Residence. Otahuhu, Middlemore Hospital, Recreation Hall. Riverlands, Public School. Otahuhu, Station Road, School Hall. Rotherham, P1-Plic School. Papatoeto~, Great South Road, Presbyterian Church Hall. Seddon, Public School. Papatoetoe, Great South Road, School. Spotswood, Public Hall. Papatoetoe, St. George Street, Baptist Hall. Spring Creek, Public School. Papatoetoe, St. George Street, Memorial Hall and Library. Springlands, Murphys Road, Public School. Papatoetoe, Swaffield Road, Quilters Foodmarket. Summerlands, Mr D. E. Rudd's Homestead. Papatoetoe East, Tui Road, Primary School. Tormore, Schoolroom. Papatoetoe North, Milton Road, Primary School. Tuamarina, Public School. Papatoetoe North, Portage Road, Intermediate School. Upcot, Mr J. W. B. Stevenson's Homestead. Papatoetoe West, Hillcrest Road, School. Waiau, Public School. Papatoetoe South, Milan Road, School. Waikawa Bay, Public School. Puhinui, York Road, Scout Hall. Wairau Valley, Public School. Ward, Public School. Manurewa Electoral District­ Woodbourne, R.N.Z.A.F. Base Theatrette. Alfriston, Public School. Beachlands, Public School. Brookby, Public School. East Tamaki, Public Hall. Marsden Electoral DistrictJ-­ Homai, Brown's Road and Russell Road corner, Mr Wolk's Glenbervie, Public 1School. Garage. Helena Bay, Puiblic School. HomaJi, Gibbs Road, Methodist Chmch Hall. Hikumngi, Public School. Manurewa, Brown's Road, Scout Hall. Hukerenui, Public School. Manurewa, Great South Road, Mr Bingley's Garage. Jordan, Public Hall. Manurewa, Hall Road, Town Hall. Kamo, Intermediate School. Manurewa, Hill Road, Manukau City Council Office. Kamo, Primary School. Manurewa, McKean Avenue, Public School. Kamo East, Public School. Manurewa, 13 Myers Road, Mr Carr's Residence. Kauri, Public School. Manurewa, Scott Road, Public School. Kokopu, Publ:ic School. Ma:nurewa, Tawa Crescent, Public !School. Mangapai, Public \School. Maraetai Beach, Public Hall. Marsden Point, Amenities Han. Otara, Bairds Road, Public School. Marsden Point, Power Station Project (Personnel only). Otara, Flat Bush Road, Public School. Mama, Public Hall. Otara, Great South Road, Intermediate School. Mata, Public Hall. Otara, Otara Road, Clydemore School. Matapouri, Public School. Otara, Pearl Baker Drive, Mayfield School. Matarau Road, Public School. Otara, Wymondley Road, Public School. Maungakaramea, Public School. Papakura, Beach Road, Public School. MaungatBJpere, Public School. Papakura, Broadway, Methodist Hall. Maunu, 'Public School. Papakura, Cosgrave Road, Public School. Ngararatunua, Maori School. Papakura, Great South Road, Central School. Ngunguru, 1Public School. Papakura, Valley Road, Normal School. Onerahi, Catholic School Hall. Papakura, Willis Road, High School. Onerahi, Public Hall. Papatoetoe, Pembroke Road, Mr Knowler's Garage. Onerahi, Public School. Puhinui, Puhinui Road, Public School. Opuawhanga, Public Hall. Puhinui, Seddon Avenue, Church Hall. Otaika, Public !School. Takanini, Public School. Pakotai, Maori School. Weymouth, Public Hall. ,Parakao, Public School. Whitford, Public Hall. Parua Bay, Publfo Sohool. Wiri, Public Hall. Pataua, Public !School. Pipiwai, Maod School. Poroti, Public 1School. Portland, Public School. Marlborough Electoral District­ Puhipuhi, School Building. Balmoral, State Forest Headquarters. Purua, Public School. Birch Hill, Mr P. R. A. MacKenzie's Homestead. Riponui, Public Hall. Blenheim, Alfred Street, Public School. Ruakaka, Domain Ha:11. Blenheim, 50 Budge Street, Mr D. H. McFedrie's Garage. Ruatangata, Public School. ;Blenheim, Dillon's Point Road, M~sh Mill, Tamaterau, Old No. 2 School. .
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