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A head for heights is required by this craftsman working high up on the rear wall of the Opera House. Sign advertised brand of petrol which has been familiar part of New Zealand motoring since its earliest days, but lately has been re-named, requiring huge advertising sign above to be repainted.

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This new traffic island at the corner of the Esplanade and Wainui Road, combined with a compulsory stop, should solve traffic problems at a dangerous intersection.

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Members of the Gisborne Baptist Men's Fellowship photographed on the steps of the church in Palmerston Road. Left to right and front to rear: E. Croker (visitor, Gisborne); P. Sargisson, A. Kilpatrick (vice-president), R. Searle: W. McCliskie; A. Boshier (president, in front of minister); the Rev. A. L. Silcock; W. Bell, J. Quinn; P. Schwabe (secretary); P. Williams (front row, dark suit); R. Kemp; J. Parkin (behind banner); F. Crafts; J. Seiber (visitor, Auckland); P. Graham; H. Parkin; H. Bergersen (front row, dark suit), F. Crosby; T. Oates Jr.; E. Wallen (visitor, Gisborne); R. Hambly (front row, dark suit); F. A. Silcock (visitor, Christchurch), W. Davis (visitor, Auckland); W. Hodgson Jr.; A. Mehrtens; J. Hibbert; C. Giedhill (Front row, grey suit), B. Hambly; G. Marshall (standing high at rear), B. Brunton; J. Springgay (front row, dark suit), F. Graham; D. Lees (at rear); T. Oates Sr.; G. Hillyard and W. Ashwell. Fellowship, which has roll number of about 50, meets monthly on a Sunday for tea, with a meeting to follow. (Photo, H. J. Dunstan).