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Photographed on the occasion of his appointment to the city is the new magistrate, Mr W. M. Willis, who is pictured with Council of Gisborne Justices Association. They are, in front, Mrs C. Hall, Messrs L. N. Ritchie (retired), W. W. Jonasen (association president), W. W. Willis (incoming magistrate), Mrs E. R. Scott and, at back, Messrs G. S. Wilson, E. C. Richards, T. M. Ryan, T. A. Jacobsen (court registrar), F. Bignell, W. B. Turvey and G. F. Winter. (Picture by Lloyd Cornish).

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Successfully pursuing his career in the R.N.Z.A.F. , Flight Sergeant Apprentice Stephen Rodda has graduated from No.19 Apprentice Fitters Course at R.A.A.F. , Wagga.

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After completing the three years of the various nominated courses during his secondary schooling, and obtaining his bronze and silver medals, David Parker was awarded his gold medal of the Duke of Edinburgh Award by the Goyernor-General, Sir Bernard Fergusson, at Government House on July 13.

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Recent visitors to Gisborne were members of the Maori Affairs Department, Wellington, who gave information about the department's trade and other special training schemes. Speaking before a good audience of parents, Mr R. V. Giles, head employment officer, outlined opportunities available for Maori school leavers in the larger towns and cities.