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These fish, photographed this month in the Army Hall, were part of a fascinating display arranged by the Gisborne Aquarium Society in conjunction with the Poverty Bay Horticultural Society's daffodil show.

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Mrs Laura Houlahan, Palmerston Road, whose death has occurred in her 85th year. A descendant of Potatau, the first Maori King, Mrs Houlahan was a pupil, and later a teacher, at Hukarere College, Napier, and also held the post of court interpreter in Rata. She is survived by three sons, Lionel, Owen and Roy.

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Mrs J. S. Benfell, Gladstone Road, didn't manage to win a trip to Melbourne in the Rinso-Lifebuoy "Olympic Games" contest. But she did win a shining new clothes drier.
Pictured congratulating Mrs Benfell in her backyard after drier was delivered is Mr Brian Corbett, salesman for the Gisborne Fridgsupply Company.