A school concert was held at Waerenga-a - hika on the 21st instant; and as on former occasions proved a great success. The ■'•.■ ohair-.was' taken "by Mr James Higgs, a "•--- member of the School Committee. A very. lengthy programme was gone through, v ith ■j;. great eclat, entirely by the school pupils, 'i Mrs McCluro, and Misses McClure and - Hamon, assisting with pianoforte- music. , The /performers kept the audience ' thoroughly entertained and delighted from ..{(o'clock till 10-50. This speaksyfor itself as to the quality of the entertainment. : .Caliathenic exercises— pole drill,, dumb bell exercises, and gun drill — were gone ..f. through with the greatest accuracy by senior pupils, while the action BDDgs of the. infants were excellent. Misses Eva Link- VJatfeVahcYlvy Hamon contributed a High :-;Jafad reel. TFie patriotic songs, "Sons of h .the Southern Cross" aud "Sons of the ' Empire;" were well rendered by girls and boys in appropriate costumes. Recitations,. eolos, .and a dialogue by two " tiny tots," /-Misses B. Hamon and May Linklater, ! >. fairly ; brought down the house, and ' although owing to the lengthy programme ; enebrei'.' had been previously denied,- the J\ audience would take no denial in this case. ,-' Without doubt it was the gem of the even. ing, And the little ones showed great ability. The following gave recitations, which were. well received i— Miss V. McClure, "The ■Secret of England's Greatness;" Mies. Zilla Colebrook, " The Little Waif ;" Miss ' Ghujy* (Hyland, " Cheerfulness ;" Miss Nellie O'Connell, "Two Little Kittens." Mias M. Erskine and Mr R. Higgs sang their. «ongu, "Only Good Night" and VJuifc »b. the Sun Went Down," very sweetly. Misi Violet Erskine sang charmingly two tongs, " My Little Sweet heart", and "The Fisher Girl." Miss Ivy Hamon »ang " Won't You Come. to My Tea Party" and " Break the News to Mother "in good voice. Miss B. Hamon delighted the audience in her rendition of " The Weariu' of the Green." A duet by Misiea Ivy Hamon and Eva Linklater, "Two Little Maids," was well received. Misses ■N. Brooking and- Vida McClure contributed a pianoforte duet, as also did Misses McClure and Violet Erskiue. 