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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE T 7 AUGUST THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3773 *t Paki Paki, Farndon - Paki Paki Road, Primary School t Matapouri, Public Hall t Pakowhai, Chesterhope Road, Primary School Matarau, Matarau Road, School Poukawa, Poukawa Road, Primary School Maungakaramea, Primary School t Pukahu, Te Aute Road, Riverbend Christian Centre Maungatapere, Primary School Raukawa, Valley Road, Primary School t Maunu, Primary School Tamatea, Durham Avenue, Primary School Mititai, A. & P. Hall Taradale- *t Moerewa, Primary School ! Church Road, Primary School * Motatau, School t Lee Road, Town Hall * Ngaiotonga, School t Murphy Road, Taradale High School Ngararatunua, Te Paea Soldiers Memorial Hall ! Te Awanga, Wellwood Terrace, Community Hall Ngunguru, Primary School t Te Hauke, Main Road, Kahuranaki Meeting House Okahu, Mr J. G. Grant's Garage Twyford, Thompson Road (Comer Twyford Road), Primary Omana, Settlers Hall School t One Tree Point, Primary School Waimarama- Opuawhanga, Hall * Waimarama Road, Primary School Otaika, Primary School ! Waimarama Road, (Red Bridge) Mr Huggett's Garage * Pakotai, Public School t Waipatu, Karamu Road, Tamatea Football Clubroom * Parakao, Public School *t Whakatu, Railway Road, Fire Brigade Hall Parua Bay, Primary School *PolJing place for the Southern Maori Electoral District. ! Pataua, Store Pipiwai, Te Horo School t Access for the disabled. * Poroti, Primary School * Portland, Primary School HERETAUNGA Pukehuia, Settlers Hall Brown Owl- Purua, School Akatarawa Road, Brown Owl Centre * Rangitane, District Community Centre Fergusson Drive, St Peter Chanel Catholic Centre Rehutai, Mr A. B. Lamborn's Garage Heretaunga- Riponui, Settlers Hall Fergusson Drive, Heretaunga Chapel Ruakaka- Ruru Crescent, No.9, Heretaunga Kindergarten * Bream Bay Sports Complex *t Somme Road, Foyer, Telecom Training Centre Domain Hall t Kaitoke, Kaitoke Hall Marsden Power Station, Village Hall Mangaroa, F1ux Road, Mangaroa Primary School Raumanga- Maoribank, Hillside Drive, Maoribank Primary School Valley Road, Primary School t Parkdale, Gemstone Drive, Birchville Primary School Murdoch Crescent, Intermediate School Silverstream- Ruatangata, Hall Dunns Road, St. Margaret's Presbyterian Church Hall Springs F1at, Whangarei County Council Offices * Whitemans Road, Silverstream Primary School Taingaehe, Mr K. A. Mardell's (Kam's) Garage Te Marua, Malloys Road, Plateau Primary School Takahiwai, Marae Hall Timberlea, Aniseed Grove, No.5, Brown Owl Kindergarten t Tamaterau, Public Hall Totara Park, California Drive, Totara Park Primary School Tangiteroria, Primary School Trentham- Tangowahine, Public School t Brentwood Street, Brentwood Primary School Tatarariki, Hall Fergusson Drive, St Andrews Centre Tauraroa, Area School Hikurangi Street, Fergusson Intermediate School * Te Kopuru, Primary School * Islington Street, Masonic Hall Te Maire, School Building * Moonshine Road, Trentham Primary School Titoki, Man~akahia Area School Thackeray Street, No. 117, Cottle Kindergarten Towai, Public School Upper Hutt- Turiwiri, Public Hall Brown Street, Upper Hutt Primary School Tutamoe, Public School Benzie Avenue, No. I, Wesley Centre t Tutukaka, Residence of Mr F. Cotterill Ebdentown Street, lona Centre Waihue, Settlers Hall *t Fergusson Drive, Hapai Club Waipoua Forest, Waipoua State Forest Headquarters *t Fergusson Drive, No. 1050, Maidstone Ford Motors Whakapara, Hall McLeod Street, No. 88A, Irmgard Ritchie Kindergarten Whananaki, Public School Oxford Crescent, Primary School t Whangarei, Northland Base Hospital, Ante Natal Clinic Wait­ Pine Avenue, No. 98, Upper Hutt Bridge Club Rooms ing Room Redwood Street, Fraser Crescent Primary School Whangarei Heads, Primary School Wallaceville- * Whangaruru, Oakura Hall Milton Street, Baptist Church Hall Whatitiri, Community Centre t Ward Street, Heretaunga College Whareora, Public Hall *Polling place for the Southern Maori Electoral District. *Polling place for the Northern Maori Electoral District. t Access for the disabled. t Access for the disabled. HOBSON HOROWHENUA Aoroa, Settlers Hall Foxton- Aranga, Public School Coley Street, Coley Street School Aratapu, Public Hall *t Park Street, Foxton Primary School Avoca, Public Hall Foxton Beach, Public Hall Awakino Point, Racecourse Himatangi Beach, Community Hall Baylys Beach, Presbyterian Church Hall Hokio Beach, Hokio Beach School Dargaville- Ihakara, Public Hall ! Gordon Street, Selwyn Park Primary School t Kimberley Hospital (Near Levin) t Hokianga Road, Town Hall Koputaroa, Public School t Donnellys Crossing, Public School Levin- t Glenbervie, Primary School Bartholomew Road, Levin East Primary School Helena Bay, Public School Collingwood Street, Levin Intermediate School *t Hikurangi, Primary School t Fairfield Road, Fairfield Primary School Hukerenui, School Kinross Street, Taitoko Primary School Jordan Valley, Mr E. J. Smith's Garage *t Oxford Street, Levin Primary School Kaihu, War Memorial Hall t Weraroa Road, Horowhenua College Hall Kauri, School Weraroa Road, Levin North Primary School * Kawakawa, Primary School Winchester Street, Baptist Church Hall t Kokopu, Primary School Manakau, Public School t Mamaranui, Hall * Ohau, Public School Mangapai, Hall Otaki- Maromaku, School * Mill Road, Otaki Primary School Maropiu, Kaihu Valley School t Te Rauparaha Street, Hadfield Hall Marsden Point, Harbour Board Administration Building Waitohu Valley Road, Waitohu Public School Marua, Public Hall t Otaki Beach, Selwyn Church Hall Mata, Hall Poroutawhao, Public School Inset .
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