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The retiring managing director of Holmes Motors, Mr D. A. Hewlett.

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The familiar building and tower of the firm's premises in Grey Street.
Twelve years and up section: David Brew, first, and Philip Andrew, second.

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The Girls' Brigade held a three-day display in the library during the school holidays where demonstrations of Maori culture, handcrafts and floral art were given. Mrs M. Swarbrick, Gisborne District Commissioner (centre), Wendy Andrew (left) and Margaret Burr are shown with some of the handcrafts.
Up to eleven: Dallas Fisher, first, and Ian Fryer, second. Vanessa Rare got the prize for the special class for girls.

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Adair's Classic Kitset competition drew a lot of entries and for the winners there were some great kitsets. The winners are shown with their prize-winning models.