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Continuing the Roving Hori's series onTolaga Bayfirms, this is a picture of the premises of the Gisborne Sheepfarmers, along with some of the staff, Mr J. Scott, Mr J. Clark, and Mr and Mrs B. O. T. Stewart.

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Winners at the annual Te Aute College athletics in 1920. At left is Paul Bennett, of Taihape, who was junior champion. Played for the First XV in 1920 and was Wanganui rep. 1921-22.
In centre is Pine Tibble, Tiki-Tiki, senior champion, who was also in the First XV in 1920. Now a Tiki-Tiki sheepfarmer.
At right, Pine Taiapa, of Tiki-Tiki, who is one of N.Z.'s foremost wood carvers. He played for First XV in 1920, H. B. in 1919-20, E. C. in 1921-22 and Maori All Blacks to N.S.W. 1922-23. Now a sheepfarmer at Tiki-Tiki.

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Weti-Te-Ao Tamihana (Thompson), better known as "Trader Horn", nearest camera, who was killed in action on the last day of the African campaign.

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Harry Matthews, ex Te Rangi Station, Tolaga Bay, who served his time with Holmes Motors, nearest camera, entertains on ship during overseas trip.

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The 1960 Uepohatu basketball team, winners of the Manu Kingi Trophy.