MINING EXAMINATIONS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21716, 3 February 1934, Page 14

MINING EXAMINATIONS

THAMES SCHOOL STUDENTS RESULTS OF DECEMBER TESTS [BY TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT] THAMES. Friday The following students of the Thames School of Mines were success-, ful in the annual examinations held in December:—Fire Assaying.—Senior: First-class, T B. Walker; second-class, G. F. Steadman. Junior: First-class, 13. K. Gilmer, G. Coxhead, H. Hammond, It. Morgan; second-class, W. J. Shepherd. Theox-etical Chemistry.—Senior: Sec-ond-class, W. It. Carson. Junior: See-ond-cL. \s. D. S. Smith; third-class, S. It. JeiikM>t D. J. Muir. Practical Chemistry and Quantitative Analysis.—Senior: Third-class, W. It. Carson. Quantitative analysis: First-class, G. Coxhead, E. W. S. Henderson, J. Galloway; second-class, B. K. Gilmer; third-class, D. J. Woods. Elementary Mechanics.—First-class, J. Galloway, W. It. Carson; thirdclass, 10. W. S. Henderson. Ventilation.—Second-class, W. It. Carson. Drainage, Haulage and Winding.— First-class, J. Galloway, W. It. Carson; third-class, H. G. Lang, A. Baker. Machine Drawing.—Second-class, E. W. S. Henderson, J. Galloway; thirdclass, AV. It. Carson, S. Martin, E. G. Warno. Mining (gold). First-class, H. Lang. Land and Mine Surveying.—Firstclass, W. It. Carson, J. Galloway. Mathematics. —Practical: First-class, G. A. Muir, D. J. Muir. Senior: Sec-ond-class, J. Galloway; third-class, W. It. Carson. Junior: First-class, D. A damson; second-class, B. M. Wallacej L. Noakes, S. It. Jcnkin, P. D. Prior. Electricity. Senior: Second-class,. W. 1?. Carson; third-class, A. 1). Christie. Junior: First-class, A. Baker, J. Galloway, E. W. S. Henderson.