WHERE TO VOTE
About 70 Points in the City About 70 polling places embracing more than 200 booths will be available to electors in Wellington city arid suburbs to-day. Following is a list of the places al, which votes may be recorded for candidates for Ihe City Council, Hospital Board, aud Harbour Board:— Abel Smith St., Early Settlers’ Hall. Adelaide Rd., Berliampore. Masonic Hall. Adelaide Rd., Newtown. Victoria Hall. Aro St.. Mission Hall. Bay Rd.. Kilbirnic, Furnishing Shop. Boxven St.. Vacant. Shops Nos. 4 and 6. Brandon St.. Bethune’s Auction Mart. Broadway, Miramar. Pumping Station. Cambridge Tee.. Congregational Sch’room. Chelsea St.. Miramar. Town Hall. Clyde Quay, Oddfellows’ Hall. Cockburn St., Lyall Bay, Methodist Ch. Constable St. Newtown, Congregational Church School. Cuba St., Town Hall. Darlington Rd., Miramar, Tennis Pavilion. Dixon St., Inglewood Pl., vacant shop. Dundas St., Seatoun, Masonic Hall. Featherston St., Dominion Farmers’ Inst. ] Featherston St., Nathan's Buildings. Freyberg St, Lyall Bay, St. Jude’s ' Schoolroom. Ganges Rd.. Kliamhiliah, Council Hall. Happy Valley Rd., Ohiro Bav. Moore’s Tea Rooms. Haughton Bay Rd.. Local Hall. Humber St., Island Bay, Masonic Hall, Kefimru Ave., "N.Z. Times” Old Bldg.
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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 185, 3 May 1933, Page 11
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186WHERE TO VOTE Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 185, 3 May 1933, Page 11
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