ELECTRICAL WIREMEN

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22427, 25 May 1936, Page 13

ELECTRICAL WIREMEN

MARCH, EXAMINATIONS

The Cable Makers' Association again rvr two medals (known as the •"•A. Awards) for competition in the ® ec | r ;j ca l wiremen's examinations held ; auirch. One was for the candidate no gained the highest marks in the t«n P ar t of the examination and J lO . t° the candidate who gained the Tvf't n ) ar^,8 >'i the practical part. fl . Pfize for the written part was 8 inecl by D. I}viand, of Christchurch, i m ° on ' , • Harnett, of Wellington, with out of a possible 100, gained . P T,ze for 'the practical part. Both . also entitled to an additional prize 7 , re ® copies for a year of the New h Electrical Journal given by the Proprietors. ~ linn wr 'tten part of the examinai'nnti 8e^ ell ol 't °f 25 candidates i'. C P asse( l the test. They W. i&i i> on V J< M - Corbett, T. C. Haul- » ; HilI > E L. Jacobs, G. K. B \V ''c. an - Martin. J. Bell and lam? 'i o l ) F. u, B <?r were the only two Atickthe n , an s . tt ' s <)Ut of 11 who passed in m practical test.