TESTS IN ELECTRICITY

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21911, 21 September 1934, Page 13

TESTS IN ELECTRICITY

LONDON EXAMINATIONS SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON. Thursday The results of the examinations conducted by the Education Department in New Zealand, on behalf of the Depart 4 ment of Technology, City and Guilds, of the London Institute, have been received. The following were the successful Auckland and Hamilton candidates:— Auckland.—Electrical engineering, grade 1., continuous current: lan James Aikman. John H. Allen, James F.. Archer, Horace Felton. John R. Granwal, Albert I. Hitchings. Victor H. Humphreys, Joseph L. McKenna, Malcolm N. McLeod, Frank Morris, Robin Roywood Osborne, Arthur Disson Parsons, David Leonard Rhodes, Rodney William Talbot, Thomas Robert Lawrence Sanderson, Clarence F. Tibbitts, Leslie E. Tweedie. Grade 1., alternate current: Leonard C. .1. Bailey. Alister M. Brown. Robert W. Duffin, Edmund W. Grant. Grade 1., whole examination: Samuel A. L. Newber.v, John B. Taylor. Grade 11.. continuous current: Leonard Bland, William Milne, Harold Moir, David H. Wh.vte. Grade 11., alternate current: Foster J. Clark. Edward Deakin Shearer. Hamilton. —Electrical engineering, grade 1., continuous current: Keith R. Amesbury, Frank Reid, Terence P. Ryan, Douglas F. Smith. Robert W. G. Webb, Arthur Wood. Grade 1., whole examination: Richard J. Rogers. Grade 11., continuous current: Halsey R. Gunn, Albert G. Saunders. Radio communication. final: Eric K. Brown.