KAIWa.URA SCHOOL. A meeting of householders for the Kaiwarra School District was held in the schoolroom on Monday evening to elect seven persons to act as a Committee for the ensuing year. Mr D. D. Cameron was voted to the chair. About fifty persons were present, and; fourteen candi dates having been nominated, the following gentlemen were declared elected:—Messis John Holmes, T>. D. Cameron, ,T. Letcher, Joseph Holmes, J. Harris, E. M. Taylor, and E. Thorley. At a meeting of the Committee elect held afterwards, Mr John Holmes was elected Chairman, and Mr Joseph Holmes Secretary. KAEORI SCHOOL. At the annual meeting of householders for the election of a new C mmittee, Mr Graham Wf-s elected Chairman, and read the report of the outgoing late Committee, which congratu lated the district on the present satisfactory state of affairs, and on the fact that a new and most convenient schoolhouse had been built. As a satisfactory state of the efficiency of the teachers, it wa3 shown that out of 4S candi dates who had gone up for the various stan dards 46 had passed. The new Committee elected consists of the following persons : Messrs Graham (Chairman), Brown, Larchin, Spiers, McKenzie, Porter, and Williams. PETONE SCHOOL. At a meeting of householders held at Petone od Jan. 25tb, for the purpose of electing a local School Committee, the following persons were elected :—Messrs Manning, Jackson, Calvert, Bui cl', Curtiss, Park, and Kirk. PAHAUTANUI SIHOOL. At the School Committee election, the following gentlemen were elected :—Messrs W. Tappen, F. Brady, E. Boulton, A. Iggul den, J. Pearce, G. Jones, and J. London. Mr Tappen was re-elected Chairman, and Mr Fred Brady Treasurer. The report, as read, showed that since Mr Hansard ha 3 been in charge, the number of school pupils has in creased from 25 to 57. The Hon. R. Johnson and Mr Mason were nominated as candidates for seats in the Education Board.
