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Auton Low, formerly of Gisborne. now of Wellington, has been making a name for himself on the stage in the capital city, and is seen here with Margaret Bell, Wellington, in the leading role in the play, "The Hostage".

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Mrs Earl Rubright (formerly Pamela Prosser, Gisborne), now of Jacksonville, North Carolina, U.S.A., pictured with her sons Brian, aged 14, and Calvin, 18. Mrs Rubright will be in New Zealand this summer and will spend several weeks in Gisborne as the guest of Mrs W. A. Phipps, 165 Roebuck Road.

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In the left-hand picture is Mr and Mrs Silvester's younger son Alan, who is on an extended working holiday in Australia.

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Mr Alf Silvester, president of the Gisborne R.S.A., recently left to take up a position in the Bay of Plenty.

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Mrs H. C. Moore, 41 Carnarvon Street, renewed acquaintance recently with her brother, Mr H. Cox, of England, after a separation of 54 years. They are seen here with Mr Moore.

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William Neil Post, who dived for 15 minutes at Kaiti Beach last summer in efforts to save a man who was drowned, received the Royal Humane Society's award at a recent City Council meeting.