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Northland Age, Volume XVI, Issue 16, 22 November 1946, Page 1

THE NEWSPAPER OF THE FAR NORTH

PUBLIC NOTICES HOBSON ELECTORAL DISTRICT NOMINATIONS AND POLLINGPLACES PURSUANT to the Electoral A«it, 1927, the following nominations have been received by me : HATRICK, Hubert Knox. SMITH, Sidney Walter. j The Poll will be taken at the following polling-places between Hie i hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Wedj nesday the 27th day of November 1946 : 1 Ahipara, Native School. Aoroa, Public Hall. ; Aranga, Public School. Ararua, Public School. Aratapu, Public School. Awakino Point, Public Hall. A.wanui, Public School. Awaroa, School Garage. Awarua, Native School. Broadwood, A. and P. Hall. Pargaville, Buffalo Hall. Donnelly’s Crossing, Settler’s Hall. Fail-burns, Public School. Herekino, Public School. Hoanga, Public Hall. Horeke, Horeke Hall. Houhora, Evans’ Hall. liukaiere, Public School. Kaeo, Courthouse. Kaihu, Kaihu Hall. Kaikohe, Courthouse (Principal). Kaingaroa, Public School. Kaitaia. A. and P. Hall. Kawakawa, Public Library. Kerikeri, Public School. Kerikeri Central, Cathay Theatre. Kirikopuni, Public School. Kohukohu, Public Hall. Kohumaru, School. Lake Ohia, Old Native School. Mamaranui, Public School. Mangamuka Bridge, Women’s Institute Hall. Mangawhare, Wairoa Stores Storeroom. Mangonui, Courthouse. Maropiu, Public School. Matakohe, Public School. Matangirau, Native School. Mata North, Public School. Mataraua, Public School. Mititai, Mititai Hall. Moerewa, Public School. Motatau, Native School. Motukaraka, Public School. Naumai, Settlers’ Hall. Ngataki, Native School. Ohaeawai, Public School. Okahu, Public School. Okahu No. 2, Old School. Okaihau, Public School. Omahuta, Public School. Omana, Public School. Omapere, Public School. Onetea, Avoca Public School. Opononi, Opononi Hall. Opouteke, Old School. Opua, Public School. Oruru, Garton’s Hall. Oue, Public Hall.Paihia, Public School. Pakaraka, Public School. Pakotai, Public School. Panguru, Tribal Executive Office. Parakao, Public School. Paranui, Public School. Parore, Public School. Pawarenga, St. Mary’s Convent School. Feria, Peria Hall. Pokapu, Public School. Pouto, Public School. Pukehuia, Public School. Pukenui, Raio Hall. Pukepoto, Native School. Fuketona, Social Hall. Rangiahua, Public Hall. Raupo, Public Hall. Rawene, Courthouse. Red Hill, Old School. Itehia, Old School. Rehutai, Public School. « Ripia, Tatarariki School. Ruawai, Settlers’ Hall. Runaruna, Mr. A. H. Rogers’ Garage. Saies, Totara North Public School. Taheke, Public School. Takahue, Public School. Tangaihi, Public School. Tangiteroria, Public School. Tangowahine, Public School. Tangowahine Valley, Bell’s Wool Shed. Te Kopuru, Public School. Te Maire, Public School. Tikinui, Old School. Tinopai, Post Office. Titoki, Public School. Tokatoka, Old School. Tuhipa, Orauta Native School. Turiwiri, Public Hall. Tutamoe, Public School. Tutekehua, Public School. Umawera, Public School. Upper Waihou, Old School. Utakura, Public Hall. Victoria Valley, Public School. Waiharara, Public School. Waihopo, Public School. Waihue, Settlers’ Hall. Waimamaku, Public School. Waimate North, Public School. Waimatenui, Public Hall. Waiotemarama, Public School. Waipapa, Public Hall. Waipoua Forest, State Forest Office. Wekaweka, Public School. Whangaroa, Post Office. Whenuanui, Settlers’ Hall. E. G. TYLER, Returning Officer.

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