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No. 63 1649 SUPPLEMENT TO THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE OF THURSDAY, 20 OCTOBER 1966 Published by Authority WELLINGTON: WEDNESDAY, 26 OCTOBER 1966 Writs for Election of Members of Parliament BERNARD FERGUSSON, Governor-General A PROCLAMATION I, Brigadier Sir Bernard Edward Fergusson, 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 26th day of October 1966. KEITH HOLYOAKE, Prime Minister. [L.S.] Goo SAVE THE QuEEN! 1650 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 63 Returning Officers Appointed Gerald Elllis Mortimer Awarua. George Thomas Knapp Bay of Plenty. Garth Fletcher Soper ...... Buller. IT is hereby notified that each of the under-mentioned persons Federick George Elsmore (Acti~g has been appointed Returning Officer for the electoral district Regr) Christchurch Central. the name of which appears opposite his name: Roy Brian Matthewson .... .. Clutha. James Walter Phillips Ashburton. Robert Alexander .Aitken .... .. Dunedin Central. John Arthur Irvine Auckland Central. Robert Alexander Aitken .... .. Dunedin North. John Louis Wellbrock Gerken Avon. William Stanley Bainbridge Eden. wrnliam Henry McGettigan Awarua. Robert Hilton Raymond Dixon ...... Egmont. George Thomas Knapp Bay of Plenty. Frederick George Elsmore ( Acting Garth Fletcher Soper Buller. Regr) ...... ...... .. .... Fendalton. Andrew Simson ...... Christchurch Central. Murray Reed ...... .... .. Franklin. Reo Brian Matthewson Olutha. Thomas Alexander Jacobson Gishorne. Winton Robert Rigg Dunedin Central. Wi!lliam Stanley Bainbridge Grey Lynn. Robert Edward Kelly Dunedin North. Herbert George Whyte .... Hamilton. Bertram Charles Ryall Eden. Sidney Bruce Darling Hastings. Robert Hilton Raymond Dixon Egmont. Richard John J opson Hauraki. James Francis Tasker Fendalton. Edwin Stockley ...... .. Hawke's Bay. Murray Reed ...... .. .... Franklin. Derek Geoffrey Lynn Steed Heretaunga. Thomas Alexander Jacobson Gisborne. Robert John Seton ...... Hobson. Mervyn Ivan Hannan Grey Lynn. David Richard Austin Baker Hutt. Herbert George Whyte Hamilton. Gerald Ellis Mortimer ...... Inver cargill. Sidney Bruce Darling Hastings. Donald John Ward Archbold Island Bay. Richard John J opson Hauraki. Donald John Ward Archbold ...... Karori. Edwin Stockley ...... Hawke's Bay. Frederick George Elsmore ( Acting Derek Geoffrey Lynn Steed Heretaunga. Regr) ...... Lvttelton. Robert John Seton Hobson. Owen Talbot Gratton ...... Manawa tu. David Richard Austin Baker Hutt. Raymond Clarence Bartlett ]'vfanukau. Gerald EHis Mortimer Invercargill. Edward Keith Hunt Manurewa. Charles Seddon Forbes Island Bay. Capel Hamilton Kent .... .. Marlborough. William Francis Hayes Karorj. Douglas Rylands Brown .... .. Marsden. Vernon Ross Aitken ...... Lyttelton. Donald John Ward Archbold Miramar. Arthur Roger Carre Claridge Manawatu. William Stanley Bainbridge Mount Albert. Joseph Fox ...... .. .... Manukau. Lionel Peter Gavin .... .. Napier. Edward Keith Hunt Manurewa. Trevor Raymond Teague .... .. Neison. Capel Hamilton Kent Marlborough. William Stanley Bainbridge New Lynn. Douglas Rylands Brown Marsden. Francis N ewmarch ...... New Plymouth. Albert Henry Edginton Miramar. William Stanley Bainbridge North Shore. Michael John O'Connor Mount Albert. William Stanley Bainbridge Onehunga. Lionel Peter Gavin Napier. William Ernest Osmand ...... Otago Central. Trevor Raymond Teague Nelson. Gordon Hedley Bycroft Otaki. Joseph Oswald Cooke New Lynn. Kerrin David Wallace Pahiatua. Francis Newmarch New Plymouth. Raymond Clarence Bartlett.... Pakuranga. Stanley Eric Pearson North Shore. Owen Talbot Gratton Palmerston North. Albert Errol Crimp Onehunga. David Richard Austin Bak~~ Petone. William Ernest Osmand Otago Central. Fred Derek Knight ...... Piako. Gordon Hedley Bycroft Otaki. Donald John Ward Archbold Porirua. Kerrin David Wallace Pahiatua. Eric Brian Franklyn Raglan. Raymond Clarence Bartlett...... Pakuranga. Charles Frederick Lundy ...... Rangiora. Owen Talbot Gratton Palmerston North. David Clifford Gibson Jordan Rangitikei. Petone. WilJ:iiam Stanley Bainbridge Remuera. William Hunter Barrett Frederick George Elsmore (Acting Fred Derek Knight ...... P:iako. Regr) ...... Riccarton. William Augustine Cummings Porirua. Trevor John Clark Rodney. Eric Brian Franklyn .... .. Raglan. William Stanley Bainbridg~ .. .. Roskill. Charles Frederick Lundv ..... Rangiora. John Courtney Quinlan ..... Rotorua. David Clifford Gibson Jordan Rangitikei. Frederick George Elsmore (Acti~g Richard Norman Hall ...... Remuera. Regr) ...... .. .... St. Albans. Rex Vincent Riccarton. Trevor John Clark ... Robert Alexander .Aiitken St. Kilda. Rodney. Frederick George Elsmo;~ .. (Acti~g Eugene Sinclair Fort Roskill. Regr) Selwyn. John Courtnev Quinlan Rotorua. Wyvern Denver Baxter Stratford. Patrick · David Clancy St. Albans. Frederick George Elsmo~; .. (Acti~g Stanlev Mavne ..... St. Kilda. Regr) ...... Sydenham. William Willcox ..... Selwyn. William Stanley Bainbridg~ ... Tamaki. Wyvern Denver Baxter Stratford. Donald Roy Parkin ..... Taupo. Stanley Kenneth Thomas Sydenham. Douglas George Hayter ..... Tauranga. Alan William Conway Tamaki. Walter Cyril Fraser Edgar Timaru. Donald Roy Parkin .... .. Taupo. Niel Ngira Simmonds ..... Waimarino. Douglas George Hayter .... .. Tauranga. Robin Gerard O'Neill Waipa. Walter Cyril Fraser Edgar .... .. Timaru. Patrkk John Cunneen Wairarapa. Niel Ngira Simmonds Waimarino. William Stanley Bainbridg~ .. Waitakere. Robin Gerard O'Neill Waipa. Leslie Nelson McElhinney ...... Waitaki. Patrick John Cunneen Wairarapa. William Stanley Bainbridge Waitemata. Stanley John Heald .... .. Waitakere. Roy Charles Moyle ..... Waitomo. Leslie Nelson McElhinney .... .. Waitaki. Ellen Jessie Andrews Wallace. Patrick Joseph Farrell .... .. Waitemata. Edward Daniel Churcher ...... Wanganui. Roy Charles Moyle Waitomo. Donald John Ward Archbold Wellington Central. Ellen Jessie Andrews Wallace. John Alfrey Tait ...... Westland. Edward Daniel Churcher ...... Wanganui. Wa1ter James Wynn Williams Wellington Central. J. R. HANAN, Minister -of Justice. John Alfrey Tait ...... .. .... Westland. Wellington, 26 October 1966. Walter Haymes .... .. Ea,;;tern Maori. John Edward Healy Northern Maori. Robert Desmond Inglis Malcolm Southern Maori. Polling Places Under the Electoral Act 1956 Appointed Ernest Arthur Gould ...... Western Maori. Kenneth William Walford Chatham Islands. J. R. HANAN, Minister of Justice. BERNARD FERGUSSON, Governor-General Wellington, 26 October 1966. PURSUANT to the Electoral Act 1956, I, Brigadier Sir Bernard Edward Fergusson, the Governor-General of New Zealand hereby abolish a!l exist!ng polling places, and hereby appoint Registrars of Electors Appointed the places ment10ned m the Schedule hereto to be polling places for the electoral districts therein specified. IT is hereby notified that each. of the under-mentioned persons has been appointed Registrar of Electors for the electoral SCHEDULE district the name of which appears opposite his name: Ashburton Electoral District­ James Walter Phillips ...... Ashburton. Albury, School. William Stanley Bainbridge Auckland Central. Alford Forest, School Building. Frederick George Elsmore ( Acting Allandale, Public Hall. Regr) Avon. Allenton, School. 26 OCTOBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1651 Allenton, Creek Road Hall. Avon Electoral District- Anama, School. Aranui, Breezes Road, Primary School. Arundel, School. Aranui, Rowan A venue, St. James School. Ashburton, Borough Chambers. Bromley, Public School. Ashburton, College, Junior Division, Cameron Street. Burwood, Bassett Street, Brethren Sunday School. Ashburton, College, Senior Division, Cass Street. Burwood, New Brighton Road, Cresswell Motors. Ashburton, Courthouse. Burwood, New Brighton Road, Public School. Ashburton, Hampstead School, Wellington Street. Dallington, Gayhurst Road, Anglican Sunday School. Burkes Pass, Public Hall. Linwood North, Woodham Road, Public School. Carew, School. New Brighton, Sandy Avenue, Freeville Public School. Cave, Public Hall. New Brighton, Seaview Road, Central School. Chamberlain (Albury), Coal Mine Road Corner, Mr M. A. New Brighton, Union and Rodney Streets corner, Garage. Fraser's House. North Beach, Marriotts Road, Methodist Church Hall. Clandeboye, School. North New Brighton, Leaver Terrace, Public School. Coldstream, Mr Studholme's Whare. North New Brighton, Peace Memorial Hall. Cricklewood, Public Hall. Sandilands, Coulter Street, No. 9, Garage. Ealing, Public Hall. Shirley, Banks A venue, Public School. Eiff elton, School. Shirley, North Parade, Rowe Memorial Hall. Fairlie, Courthouse. Shirley, Vardon Crescent, No. 40, Garage. Flemington, School. South New Brighton, Caspian Street, No. 1, Garage. Gapes Valley, Public Hall. South New Brighton, Estuary Road, Public School. Geraldine, Borough Chambers. Wainoni, Avonside Drive, Methodist Church Hall. Geraldine, Primary School. Wainoni, Breezes Road, Avondale Primary School. Greenstreet, Hall. Wainoni, Eureka Street, Public School. Hermitage, Mount Cook, Wakefield Cottage. Woolston, St. John's Street, St. John's Sunday School. Hilton, School. Hinds, School. Kakahu Bush, Public Hall. Kimbell, Old School Building. Lake Pukaki, School. Lismore, School. Lowcli:ffe, School. Awarua Electoral District-
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