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Mr and Mrs D. Turbitt, of 40 Stanley Road, who celebrated their golden wedding on Saturday, February 24.
Mr and Mrs Turbitt have lived in Gisborne for about 30 years. Mr Turbitt was for many years associated with the publishing department of the Gisborne Herald. Kandid

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Mr and Mrs J. A. Smith, of Valley Road, who celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on January 28 with a party at the new Ambulance Hall in Palmerston Road. Kandid

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Sister Mavis Wood, who was recently ordained in Wellington as a deaconess in the Presbyterian Church. A pupil of Gisborne Intermediate and High schools, she was on the staff of the N.Z. Insurance Co. before leaving for Dunedin, where she studied for three years to gain her diploma. Kandid

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Mr P. B. Meredith, of Aberdeen Road, whose death occurred recently. Mr Meredith was a veteran of the N.Z.Signallers in the First World War, and in more recent years was a well-known local bowler. He spent his working life in the Post and Telegraph Department, and retired as mailroom supervisor. The picture above was taken in the Kahutia B.C. clubhouse in 1954, when he was president of the club. Kandid