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Seen here on a pleasure trip in the Hauraki Gulf is Mrs F. G. Sharp, of 87 Lytton Road, Gisborne. Snap was taken while Mrs Sharp, a great-grandmother, was out with five of her grandchildren.
Mrs Sharp is a daughter of Captain Thomas U'Ren, the first white boy born in Gisborne.

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Mr and Mrs J. W. Kane, of Gisborne. Mr Kane, who has been chief fire officer for the Gisborne district for many years, and a member of the fire brigade since 1908, is resigning his position as from August 1. Mrs Kane has left on an 8 month visit to Canada and the United Kingdom where she will visit a daughter living in Southampton. On her return, Mr and Mrs Kane will retire to Lower Hutt, where they will live in order to be closer to members of their family.

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The sons and daughters of Mr and Mrs E. Bai, Redmond St., are shown in this picture taken on the occasion of their parents golden wedding which was celebrated with a party at Low's reception rooms. In front, Mrs H. Brimmer, Gisborne; Mrs E. Perrott, Auckland; Mr and Mrs Bai, Mrs P. Morley, Gisborne; Miss U. Bai, Auckland. At rear, Mr L. Bai, Gisborne; Mr V. Bai, Wellington; Mr G. Bai, Taihape, Mr E. E. Bai, Gisborne. Absent, Mr N. Bai, Ngaruawahia.
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