ised the competition and donated the trophy which is to be competed for annually. There were sevently applications for the competition. This was a good start, and there was so much interest aroused, it is expected that there will be even more entries in future.

Huntly Centennial An International Evening held on 17 February as part of the Huntly Centennial Celebrations proved a great success. Part of this was due to the charming hostesses, who made the guests feel quite at ease. Our picture shows Myrtle Watene on the left and Christine Roda on the right, with Mrs Meri Hohaia in the centre.

Maori Wedding The marriage of Manawa Teresa Wara, eldest daughter of Sonny and Tamorangi Wara, and Raymond Katipa took place at Ngatai-e-Rua marae, Tuakau, during the poukai held there earlier this year. The bride was given away by her father, and the Revd Waka Grey officiated. In the back row are: Brian James, Wil- liam Katipa, Hema Wara and Sonny Katipa. Second Row: Lorraine Wilson, Nganeko Wara, Raymond Katipa (groom), Teresa Wara (bride), Robin Abraham and Charmaine Hira. In front are Katrina Wara and Kahu Cooper.

Scriptures Airfreighted When the ship bringing thousands of copies of the special Centenary Edition of