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2021 West Ward By-Election PRELIMINARY ELECTORAL ROLL 2021 West Ward By-election PRELIMINARY ELECTORAL ROLL Hurunui District Council 2021 West Ward By-election Preliminary Residential Electoral Roll Election Issue Data Entitlements for Issue Number Issue Name Number of 2021 West Ward By-election Electors Ward 201 West Ward 3,289 Elector Qualification Residential 3,289 Elector No Surname First Names Residential Add 1 Residential Add 2 Postal Address Occupation Q Ward 58100893 Aarab Abdallah 3 Turpin Place Rotherham 3 Turpin Place Rotherham 7379 Online Mrktg E 201 58100896 Abbott Nicholas John 411 Medbury Road Hawarden 411 Medbury Road RD 1 Hawarden 7385 Contractor E 201 58100899 Abbott Tara May 411 Medbury Road Hawarden 411 Medbury Road RD 1 Hawarden 7385 Mother E 201 58100902 Abbott Timothy Lester 55 Hanmer Springs Road Hanmer Springs 55 Hanmer Springs Road Hanmer Springs 7334 Park Owner E 201 58100905 Abernethy Amy Letitia 18 Tennyson Close Hanmer Springs 18 Tennyson Close Hanmer Springs 7334 Pt Lifeguard E 201 58100908 Abernethy Ben James 1 Homestead Road Culverden 1 Homestead Road RD 2 Culverden 7392 Dairy Farmer E 201 58100911 Abernethy Jemma-Kate 1 Homestead Road Culverden 1 Homestead Road RD 2 Culverden 7392 Dairy Farmer E 201 58100914 Abernethy Shirley Vivienne 199 Leader Road West Waiau 199 Leader Road West RD 1 Waiau 7395 Housewife E 201 58100917 Abernethy Wayne James 199 Leader Road West Waiau 199 Leader Road West RD 1 Waiau 7395 Tractor Drvr E 201 58100920 Absalom Courtney Anne 232 Pahau Reserve Road Culverden 232 Pahau Reserve Road RD 2 Culverden 7392 Parent E 201 58100923 Absalom Nathan David 232 Pahau Reserve Road Culverden 232 Pahau Reserve Road RD 2 Culverden 7392 Dairyfrm Mgr E 201 58100926 Acland Arthur William Nelson 389 Chaffeys Road Waiau The Gates 389 Chaffeys Road RD 1 Waiau 7395 NS E 201 58100929 Adams Conrad Hugh 2254 Mouse Point Road Culverden PO Box 176 Culverden 7345 NS E 201 58100932 Adams Denver Joanne 124 Medway Road Hanmer Springs 253 Albion Street Brunswick, Melbourne VIC 3056 Australia NS E 201 58100935 Adams Grice Peter 124 Medway Road Hanmer Springs PO Box 22 Hanmer Springs 7360 Beekeeper E 201 58100938 Adams Joanne Maree 124 Medway Road Hanmer Springs PO Box 22 Hanmer Springs 7360 Businesswmn E 201 58100941 Adams Kay Margaret 69 George Street Rotherham Counter Delivery Rotherham Post Centre Rotherham 7339 Office Astnt E 201 58100944 Adams Keith Brendan 7E Coleridge Street Hanmer Springs 7E Coleridge Street Hanmer Springs 7334 Manager E 201 58100947 Adams Michael Patrick 69 George Street Rotherham Counter Delivery Rotherham Post Centre Rotherham 7339 Sles Rep E 201 58100950 Adams Peter Graham 124 Medway Road Hanmer Springs PO Box 22 Hanmer Springs 7360 Co Director E 201 58100953 Adams Vivienne Joy 7E Coleridge Street Hanmer Springs 7E Coleridge Street Hanmer Springs 7334 Homemaker E 201 58100956 Adamson Alexandra Nicole 21 Scarborough Terrace Hanmer Springs 21 Scarborough Terrace Hanmer Springs 7334 Teacher E 201 58100959 Adamson Jonathan Huntley 21 Scarborough Terrace Hanmer Springs 21 Scarborough Terrace Hanmer Springs 7334 Builder E 201 58100962 Adcock Bridget Louise 3 Tarndale Place Hanmer Springs 3 Tarndale Place Hanmer Springs 7334 Sales Supprt E 201 58100965 Adcock Shane Thomas 3 Tarndale Place Hanmer Springs 3 Tarndale Place Hanmer Springs 7334 Mrktng Mngr E 201 58100968 Adcock-Mcintyre Jordan Thomas Laurence 59B Scarborough Terrace Hanmer Springs 59B Scarborough Terrace Hanmer Springs 7334 Maintenance E 201 58100971 Addis Colin William 39 Montrose Avenue Culverden PO Box 78 Culverden 7345 Truck Driver E 201 58100974 Addis Dawn Isabelle 39 Montrose Avenue Culverden PO Box 78 Culverden 7345 Married E 201 58100977 Agnew Brent Jeffrey 31 Hawarden Waikari Road Waikari 31 Hawarden Waikari Road RD 1 Waikari 7491 Welder E 201 58100980 Agnew Rachael Francis 18 Heaton Street Rotherham 18 Heaton Street RD 1 Rotherham 7379 Parent E 201 58100983 Aitken Angus George 459 Inland Road Waiau Leebrook 459 Inland Road RD 1 Waiau 7395 Farmer E 201 58100986 Aitken Heather 23 Allan Street Waikari 23 Allan Street Waikari 7420 Homemaker E 201 58100989 Aitken Janet Margaret 360 Christians Road Hawarden 360 Christians Road RD 1 Hawarden 7385 Asst Accntnt E 201 58100992 Aitken Joel Thomas 1 Weka Pass Road Waikari 1 Weka Pass Road Waikari 7420 NS E 201 58100995 Aitken Laurie John 23 Allan Street Waikari 23 Allan Street Waikari 7420 NS E 201 58100998 Aitken Stuart John 3 High Street Hawarden 3 High Street Hawarden 7385 Contractor E 201 58101001 Aldridge Mark Raymond 1747 Inland Road Waiau Amaka Farm 1747 Inland Road RD 1 Waiau 7395 Green Csvtst E 201 58101004 Aldridge Rodney James 67 Leslie Street Waiau 67 Leslie Street Waiau 7332 Shearer E 201 58101007 Alexander Georgia Lee 497 Woodbank Road Hanmer Springs PO Box 36 Hanmer Springs 7360 E/C Teacher E 201 58101010 Alexander Tracey 12 Ewen Place Hanmer Springs 12 Ewen Place Hanmer Springs 7334 Regstd Nurse E 201 58101013 Allan Christopher Jason 174 Hawarden Waikari Road Waikari Rockvale 174 Hawarden Waikari Road RD 1 Waikari 7491 Farmer E 201 58101016 Allan Linda Marlene 107 Bentleys Road Hawarden Maplebeck 107 Bentleys Road RD 1 Hawarden 7385 Nurse E 201 58101019 Allan Matthew 107 Bentleys Road Hawarden Maplebeck 107 Bentleys Road RD 1 Hawarden 7385 Student E 201 58101022 Allan Peter Duncan 107 Bentleys Road Hawarden Maplebeck 107 Bentleys Road RD 1 Hawarden 7385 Farmer E 201 58101025 Allan Ricki Thomas Duncan 107 Bentleys Road Hawarden Maplebeck 107 Bentleys Road RD 1 Hawarden 7385 Student E 201 58101028 Allan Tessa Kezia 107 Bentleys Road Hawarden Maplebeck 107 Bentleys Road RD 1 Hawarden 7385 Student E 201 58101031 Allen Angela 8 Tekoa Street Waiau 8 Tekoa Street Waiau 7332 Homemaker E 201 58101034 Allington Christopher Harold 455 McRaes Road Waikari 455 McRaes Road RD 3 Hawarden 7483 Cnstrctn Frm E 201 58101037 Allington Inge 455 McRaes Road Waikari 455 McRaes Road RD 3 Hawarden 7483 NS E 201 58101040 Allington Sarah Jane 455 McRaes Road Waikari 455 McRaes Road RD 3 Hawarden 7483 NS E 201 58101043 Allison Caleb David Maxwell 56 Mountainview Road Culverden 56 Mountainview Road Culverden 7392 Worker E 201 58101046 Allison Carolyn Margaret 56 Mountainview Road Culverden PO Box 116 Culverden 7345 Cmpny Dirctr E 201 58101049 Allison Jared Sydney Tenant 9 Balmoral Street Culverden PO Box 164 Culverden 7345 NS E 201 58101052 Allison Kirsten Renee 19 School Road Culverden Amuri Area School PO Box 62 Culverden 7345 Teacher E 201 58101055 Allison Rana Cherie 192 Woodbank Road Hanmer Springs 192 Woodbank Road Hanmer Springs 7334 SelfEmployed E 201 58101058 Allison Trent David 56 Mountainview Road Culverden PO Box 116 Culverden 7345 Cmpny Dirctr E 201 58101061 Allnutt John Raymond 315 Banks Road Rotherham 315 Banks Road RD 1 Rotherham 7379 Farmer E 201 58101064 Alloway Fiona Mary 51 Hanmer Springs Road Hanmer Springs 51 Hanmer Springs Road Hanmer Springs 7334 Mother E 201 58101067 Alloway Jared Alfred 51 Hanmer Springs Road Hanmer Springs 51 Hanmer Springs Road Hanmer Springs 7334 Fencing Cntr E 201 58101070 Allpress-Green Alan Leslie 2 Balmoral Street Waiau 2 Balmoral Street Waiau 7332 Contractor E 201 58101073 Allpress-Green Petrea Michelle Gwendoline 2 Balmoral Street Waiau 2 Balmoral Street Waiau 7332 Hairdresser E 201 58101076 Al Rousan Mohammad 5 Ensor Drive Hanmer Springs 5 Ensor Drive Hanmer Springs 7334 Chef E 201 58101079 Amuketi Fonteyn Atlantis Moananui 25 Parnassus Street Waiau 25 Parnassus Street Waiau 7332 NS E 201 58101082 Amuketi Margaret Paretukuna 18 Leslie Hills Road Culverden 18 Leslie Hills Road RD 1 Waiau 7395 Housewife E 201 58101085 Anderson Amy Michelle 207 Christians Road Hawarden Mt Sylvia 207 Christians Road RD 1 Hawarden 7385 Housewife E 201 58101088 Anderson Angus John 79 Banks Road Rotherham Auchenbrae 79 Banks Road RD 1 Rotherham 7379 Farmer E 201 58101091 Anderson Brian David 207 Christians Road Hawarden Mt Sylvia 207 Christians Road RD 1 Hawarden 7385 Farmer E 201 58101094 Anderson Duncan William 79 Banks Road Rotherham Auchenbrae 79 Banks Road RD 1 Rotherham 7379 Farmer E 201 Hurunui District Council - 2021 West Ward By-election - Preliminary Residential Electoral Roll Page 1 Elector No Surname First Names Residential Add 1 Residential Add 2 Postal Address Occupation Q Ward 58101097 Anderson Jack Duncan 79 Banks Road Rotherham Auchenbrae 79 Banks Road RD 1 Rotherham 7379 Agrcltrl Wkr E 201 58101100 Anderson Margaret Mary 11 Oxford Street Waikari 11 Oxford Street Waikari 7420 Retired E 201 58101103 Anderson Matthew Craig 11 Oxford Street Waikari 11 Oxford Street Waikari 7420 Website Dvlp E 201 58101106 Anderson Nicola Susan 79 Banks Road Rotherham Auchenbrae 79 Banks Road RD 1 Rotherham 7379 Farmer E 201 58101109 Anderson Rebecca Louise 53 Green Road Rotherham Fyfe Downs 53 Green Road RD 1 Rotherham 7379 Regstd Nurse E 201 58101112 Anderson Scott Lester 53 Green Road Rotherham Fyfe Downs 53 Green Road RD 1 Rotherham 7379 Farmer E 201 58101115 Andrew Samuel Rae 438 MacDonald Downs Road Hawarden MacDonald Downs 438 MacDonald Downs Road RD 1 Hawarden 7385 NS E 201 58101118 Andrews Craig 158 Argelins Road Hanmer Springs 158 Argelins Road Hanmer Springs 7334 Director E 201 58101121 Andrews Grant Russell 893 Waikari Valley Road Waikari 893 Waikari Valley Road RD 3 Amberley 7483 Own Op Drctr E 201 58101124 Andrews Katrina Marie 158 Argelins Road Hanmer Springs 158 Argelins Road Hanmer Springs 7334 Data Entry E 201 58101127 Anink Bruce 40 Montrose Avenue Culverden PO Box 79 Culverden 7345 Teacher E 201 58101130 Anink Dean 58 Cemetery Road Culverden PO Box 40 Culverden 7345 Storeperson E
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