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Aorangi and Hi-kurangi, monarchs of the East Coast, reputed to be the first points in the world on which the newly-risen sun shines each day, are seen in the distance in this photograph. Last weekend a party of Gisborne Canoe and Tramping Club members embarked on the first stage in the construction of a hut on the slopes of Hikurangi.
The hut is Intended to serve all trampers wishing to ascend the mountain.

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John Wells, son of Mr and Mrs D. A. Welis, of Wainui Beach, who was presented recently with the highest scout honour, the Queen's Badge.
John is a member of the Tainui Sea Scouts.

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Husky he-men of the Youth Hostel Association entertained fellow members recently disguised (but only just) as 'airy fairies. Up top at left are Dave Middlemlss and Bill Harding, while low down at right are Richard Russell and John Hounslow. *&!**£+*!%£.**! @@*!
.... (That's the nearest thing to a wolf whistle I we can get on our typewriter),
Kandid Kamera Kraft