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"Seal as is" is the Roads Board's solution to the cheap-gravel shortage on the East Coast, but Mr Te Amo found a more pleasurable solution to the problem when he carried his new bride through a few chains of mud upon leaving the Hiruharama Church after their recent wedding.Eastland

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Two of the six Gisborne A.T.C. cadets who each ran two miles at night in the Wanganui district as part of the Invercargill to Auckland A.T.C, harrier relay race. They are, Cadets R. M. Easton and R. A. Jackson.

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A piece of wood which struck Mrs W. Carmichael, Aberdeen Road, on the head, requiring her admittance to hospital, when she was walking under a partially constructed building in Gladstone Road on a recent Friday evening.

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One city firm can claim to have the thickest water supply in Gisborne....just turn on the tap and out comes an eel.

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Miss Joan Hovell, who won Te Araroa's recent Queen Carnival, with the sum of £246, being crowned by the Rev. Mr Reed, Ruatoria.