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Mr Fred Carnie who succeeds the late Mr R. D. Donald as P.B. Turf Club secretary. He relinquished his post as secretary of the Cook Hospital Board after 8½ years' service to enter private practice.

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Mr Paul Sceats, new judge for the P.B. Turf Club. His appointment followed the retirement of Mr W. L. Paterson, of Wellington, who judged for the club for 14 years.

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Mr Reg Hine, of Manutuke, who has been elected to the management committee of the N.Z. Pony Clubs Association. He is a foundation member and president of the Gisborne Pony Club.
Cornish

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The Rev. A. L. Silcock, Baptist Minister in Gisborne, and Mrs Silcock, who are to leave shortly for Christchurch. Mr Silcock has accepted a call to the Colombo Street Baptist Church after completing almost nine years' service here.

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Pictured are some of the clergy who gathered there.
They are the Bishop of Waiapu, the Rt. Rev. N. A. Lesser; the Bishop of Aotearoa, the Rt. Rev. W. N. Panapa; the Rev. H. Rangiihu; and the Rev. W. Milton Edmunds.
Hamilton