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Good progress is being made with the construction of the Gisborne-East Coast Y.M.C.A.'s new premises in Childers Road Reserve.

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Pine View, in Russell Street, which is to be taken over by the Salvation Army for conversion to a Maori Youth Hostel. The Government has aided the project with a grant of £7500.

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The stainless steel flagpole on the new Government Buildings at Gisborne, which was reputed to have cost nearly £1000. As a result of a question in the House from Mrs Tombleson, the cost of the pole has been ascertained as being £405/2/6.

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Changing the skyline now in Gladstone Road is the new T. & G. Building on the corner of Grey Street.

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At the final demonstration concert, special prize winners from all classes are assembled on stage with their trophies. In front, from left to right, are Mr J. W. Randle, president of the Competitions Society, the Mayor, Mr. H. H. Barker, who is patron of the Society, and the Public Relations Officer, Mr David Clarke.

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Poverty Bay School of Dancing members who won the Popular Song and Dance Tap. From left, they are Wendy Ovenden, Judy Rangi, Eileen Phelps, Adele Clayton-Green, Dianne Johnstone and Valerie Penny.