He recommended tho board to amend the scale of fees, which were too liberal for " partial pupils." Tho eighth annual reunion of Messrs Reid and Grity'd employes was held in the Choral Kail labfc night, dancing commencing at 8.30 p.m. and being kept up with unabated vigour till about 4 o'clock this morning. Messrs W. Smart and J. E. Ryan acted efficiently as M.C's. The programme, iv addition to 24 dances, included the names of Miss Heenan and Messrs Smith and Densem as vocalists. Tho music was supplied iv a satisfactory manner by Mr Parker'u band, and Mr C. F. Meyer, of Roslyn, filled tho responsible position of oaterer in a way which could not fail to please all. On Thursday evening the children of the Women's Christian Association Sunday School were entertained at tho rooms, Moray place- After amplo justice had been done to the liberal supplies of goad things, a lantern exhibition afforded the children both instruction and de light. The limelight apparatus used was of an improved type, having been made by Mr Vf- JSlortou, of Cosy Dell, as an exhibit for the indus trial section of the forthcoming exhibition. The stories as told by the superintendent—viz.i "Jessica's First Prayer," "The Jackdaw of Rheims," and "The Seven Ages"—were all beautifully illustrated by pictures thrown on the screen. A very fino collection of pictures sent out by Dr Barnardo, and illustrative of his work in tho slums of London, were also shown. Photos, of the old friends and teachers of the school were also successfully exhibited, and these, with the supplementary adjuncts of a lantern entertain ment, were received with ova tions by the children. One of the senior scholars, assisted by a friend, contributed in pleasing' style a few violin selections, the accompaniments being played by Miss Blackadder. The child ren's singing of some new hymns set up in large typo on sheets by the Sunday School Union of London was a most successful and pleasing fea ture of tha evening's entertainment. The ladies who interest themselves in this mission school must have been gratified at seeing the children so well pleased with the treat provided for them. Notwithstanding the wet weather which pre vailed last night there was again n good house at tha Princess Theatre, where the Buffalo Min strels gave another varied and successful per formance. 