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Champions Jock Harrison (left) and John McGaveston.

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Watched by opposition skip Bruce Easton, John McGaveston sends down a telling bowl towards the end of play

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A crowded Y.M.C.A. Stadium during the championships.

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Pairs' runners-up are former Gisborne-ites Bruce and Kaye Easton.

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The fours' title went to Whakatane's Bay of Plenty team of Peter Clark (skip), Bob Rickard (3), Peter McGregor (2) and Ross Roycroft (lead).

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Napier Watersiders gained third equal in the fours. From left, Bill Legeyt (skip), Doug Boyd (3), Gavin Cullen (2) and Glenn Manson (lead).

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From left, in front, are bowlers Betty Elliott, Jean Moore, Edna Scragg, Margaret Scragg and, at back, Naki Paratene, Arnold Hutchins, Denis Schollum, Frank Hale and Ernie Hindman (manager). They went to Hamilton recently and, with Bay of Plenty and King Country teams, played against a visiting Australian group.

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Attending the inter-centre championships, also held in Hamilton, and playing against Hawke's Bay, Bay of Plenty and Waikato were, from left, in front, Betty Elliott, Jean Moore, Janice Moore and Margaret Douglas, Second row: Don Nalder, Frank Hale, John Champion, Steven Smith, Wally Irving and Arthur Sayer. At hack: Jim Lynn, (selector), Denis Schollum, John McGaveston, Arnold Hutchins, George Gomm and Ernie Hindman. Absent: Barbara McFarlane and Kelvin Lynskey.