WIRING EXAMINATION

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 120, 23 May 1931, Page 15

WIRING EXAMINATION

WELLINGTON RESULTS

Kesults of the March examinations by the Electrical Wimnen'.s '. Bonrd for Wellington and tin; surrounding districts are as follows:—■ : D. Parsonage, N. T. Sowry. : : Written —i'etone: A." G. ■ J. R. Aitehison, D. C. Bell, V. K. Bragg, S. JU. Charles, J. S. Colo, S. X Epsom, ' A. G. Goldsmith, H. H. A. Holland, .1. S. - Oxley, A. A. Pearson, T. it Potter, \V. B. ■ Kowdon, J. Scott, H. 0. Sharp, J. W. B. : Stevens. Practice' —ilasterton: ]£. A. W. Pool, ]{. \V. Stevens. Palraevrtou North: A. J. Kossitor, A. ii. WillouKhby. ' Pctooe: N. T. Sou-ry. Wollin s ton: D. C. \ Bell, V. K. Brnsftf, S. M. Charles, A. J CJcmcnta, A. J. Cook. W. T. Hartley, W. ' I. Lindsny. W. I\. Sutherland, L. Taylor. ( Q. C. Wasliorn. Prizes liavo been given by the eleeU'iciil supply authorities ivith tho council of Fire and Accident Underwriters' Association of New Zealand for tho two candidates who gained tho highest marks in the written part of the examination by the New Zealand .Electrical Federation, for the. candidate who gained Iho highest marks in the practical part, and by tin; Electrical Workers' Union for the candidate ivbo pruned the highest aggregate marks. As an additional prize, the .\'ew Zealand .I'jlectrieal Journal is forwarding free of cost to ciich of the prize-winners a copy of tho journal each month for the next twelve months. . ] Two candidate.* (.kid for the <op place I in the written part, namely, !i\r. X. Sowry. \ of Petone, and L. .IT. Wlutchcad, of Auckland, who each secured 78. marks out of a possible .100. The prize for the practical part was Rained by G. M. Blake, of .Hanfri- j ora, who secured -7!) marks out of a pos- ! sible 100. The prize, for the highest as;i?re^aie marks was gained by .S. M. Charles, of Petone. who .secured 7.1) marks in the written part and 74 in the practical part.