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Mr I. J. Quigley, chairman of the Harbour Board, who received the M.B.E. He has also been a Borough Councillor and has a lifetime association with the shipping industry.
Lloyd Cornish

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Sister Joan Dickson, assistant matron of Cook Hospital, who received the A.R.R.C. (Associate Royal Red Cross). Sister Dickson spent three years in Egypt and Italy during the war and has maintained a strong Interest in the Army Nursing Service.

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Mr D. W. W. Williams, chairman of the Waiapu County Council, who received the O.B.E. in last year's Birthday honours, was recently invested with his award at a ceremony at Government House. Mr Williams has given a lifetime of service to East Coast institutions.
Mayfair Studios

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Mr R. P. Milner, Ruatoria, who received the O.B.E., has worked among the Maori people all his life, and ranks as the tohunga of Maori land management on the East Coast.

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Beautiful Banner: Helen Steere, 19-year-old ticket-writer in a city store, shows the banner she painted for St. Mary Star of the Sea branch of the Children of Mary. It represents many months of painstaking work.

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Largest Cable. The P. & T. at work laying Gisborne's largest cable yet, an 1800-pair cable from outer Kaiti to the new telephone exchange.