The garden sale of work, held at the Glebe yesterday, by the Circle of tlieKing's daughters, was a very suc cessful affair. The day was beauti fully fine, and there was a large at tendance of friends and sympathisers with the object. Four stalls were erected amongst the trees in front of the house, and these consistedof a woik-stall, fancy stall, fruit and vegetable stall, and a refreshment stall. The following ladies were pro minent in disposing of the goods: Mttdamcs Gilford, Edwards, Geddes, Morlcy, Wright, Brown, Every, Bcs wick Montagu, and Misses Cluunaii, Morlcy, L. Morlcy, Gifiord, Arm strong Godwin, and Bicknell, and Mr E Singleton. The Misses E. Arm strong and A. Jones superintended the tennis. During the course of the proceedings the Rev. A G fiord spoke, describing the work of the Society, and also the object ot wb h the sale was held, m, the Sct.on of a college forMaongirls.n Auckland, the foundation of which was lid by ?«.» Se during the Royal visit. A brisk sa e took place, and the proceeds will as ,i,t materially towards the accom plishment of the object in view. • The Board of Governors of the Waitaki High School met yesterd ay; rS. Messrs Borne (chainnan , Rose Hedley, and Familton. Mi J. S Holmes waited on the Board, ask in', permission to carry a new road throiigh-thc Board's reserve, part 1 of section 15, block 4, Oamaru S.D., and 'offering in exchange certampri viliges The Board agreed, as there had been no public access to the re serve for many years. In response to a request from Mr E. T. Lad, the Board decided to reply that no re duction could be made in school fees to- a partial course, Accounts amounting to £209 Is 4d were passed for payment. Mr Rose reported hav ing visited the Boys' School since the repairs and alterations had been completed, and found everything very satisfactory. ITe thought the Board would not require to spend any more mciicy, on the school buildingfor some years.'' This being the first meeting since the reappointment of certain members of the Board, Mr Borrie was unanimously re-elected chairman. 