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Mcintosh-Bonnington. At St. Peter's Church, Atawhai, Christine, daughter of Mr and Mrs D. W. Bonnington, Atawhai, Nelson, to Warwick, son of Mr and Mrs W. A. McIntosh, Wellington. Attendants were John Toomey, Christchurch, and Susan (chief maid) and Anne Bonnington, Nelson, sisters of the bride. Future home, Te Kuiti.

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Batt-Fancott. At the Wai-iti Church of Christ, Charlotte Mary, daughter of Mr and Mrs D. S. Fancott, Wai-iti, Wakefield, to Roger Allen, son of Mr and Mrs S. G. Batt, "Burbank", Wakefield. Attendants were Valerie Lough, Nelson, chief maid, John Muir, Christchurch, best man, Kay Morrison, Blenheim, and Keith Anderson, Nelson. Future home, Nelson. (Both pictures by Kingsford and Baigent).

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A display of hundreds of cacti plants of all shapes, sizes and descriptions (but all prickly) dominated the Sports Hall for the Nelson Horticultural Society's annual dahlia show. The display, exhibited by Ronald Spellerberg, was valued at more than 1000, and is pictured above. At left, Alf Hollyman puts the finishing touches to his blooms.

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Lorna Kerr (Brightwater) working against time.

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A final check of her display by Gwyneth Thomson.

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Cecil Hill working on his display in the decorative section.

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Bicycle and car gears and sprockets were featured in this example of pop floral art by Mrs Martin.

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Spuds, big and small, but beauties all, examined by Jim Kerr, Frank Hockey, Elsie Harris and Florence Hockey.