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These are the members of the No. 2 Hi-Five Maori Show Band, now entertaining at Surfers Paradise, Queensland, The band includes two Gisborne members. From left, Denis Paul (Rotorua), Thomas Kini (Gisborne), Tab Paenga (Gisborne), Jimmy Rivers (Waikato), Mathew Kemp (North Auckland), and Gary Wahrlich (Invercargill). Their vocalist is Carol Davies.

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Mr J. C. Wilson, M. A., Hamilton, who has been appointed headmaster of the new Lytton High School, the first stage of which is to open next February.

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This four-generation picture features an old Gisborne identity, Mrs Margaret Ardern, who is living in Gisborne again after an absence of 16 years. With her are her daughter, Mrs A. L. Brown-Bayliss (Springdale), her grand-daughter, Mrs Shirley Jones (Te Aroha), and her great-grand-daughter, Shelley-Anne Jones.

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When the Beets family held a reunion at Makaraka recently, 82 members of the family sat down to dinner. These are the surviving 11 of the 14 children of the late Mr and Mrs Walter Beets. Front row: Tom (Te Teko), Helen (Mrs Egerton, Wellington), Doris (Mrs McColl, of Gisborne), Phyllis (Mrs O'Connor, Gisborne), Gilbert (Palmerston N.). Back row: Bob (Wellington), George (Gisborne), Albert (Taradale), Bill (Matawhero), Walter (Wellington), and Eric (Gisborne).
Kandid Kamera Kraft