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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 320, 6 October 1908, Page 7

Under tho auspices of the Te Aro Schools, a special concert, organised in aid of tho general school funds, was held in St. John's Schoolroom last evening, there being a largo attendance of parents and friends. Mr. P. Lankshear, chairman of tho Schools Committee, presided. Tho entertainment opened with an attractive number "The Pussy Parliament," by the children of the infant school, trained by Miss Chatwin, headmistress. Other items by the school children were: —"In tho Garden," a song, by the pupils of Standard II (Miss Itiddick); a recitation, "The Union Jack" (Standard IV); song, "Dinah, Dear," by the boys of_Stnn"dnrd V (Mr. Henderson); and thp "Fairies" song, by tho girls (Miss Martin). Items were also contributed by Mrs. Mitchol, Miss Churchward, Messrs'. Clarkson, Laurenson, Brown, and Archer. Mrs. Daggett placed the accompaniments. When tho promoters of the school concert at Brooklyn-found, last Thursday evening, that Fullford's Hall was too small to accommodate .their numerous patrons, they decided to repeat tho' porformance, and Inst evening there was another largo audience, enthusiastic and appreciative. In the work of training the school children those responsible, Misses Holm, Stcedniau, Carter, and Thomson, should feel very gratified at the results they have achieved. Whoever has tried Zymolo Trokeys never goes without tlicm. Lvery (lay their popularity increases, simply bccauso they do just what is claimed for them. 10 LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILORING. Wo invite your inspection of our new winter 6uiting9 and overcoatings. The latest cloths cut artistically, and made by tho very best workmen at inodorato prices. Joha Henderson <wd Co,, SO Willis Streot, Wellington, CBHI