ELECTRICAL WIREMEN.

Otago Witness, Issue 3854, 24 January 1928, Page 25

ELECTRICAL WIREMEN.

EXAMINATION RESULTS. The Gazette of January 12 contains the results of the electrical wiremen’s examination held in October last by the Registration Board. In the written part of the examination 26 candidates entered from Dunedin, and 10 of the number passed. In the practh cal part 25 candidates entered from Dunedin, and 17 passed. . The Dunedin candidates who passed are ;—• Written Part. —Cooper, E. G., Corbett* S. F., Cumming. C. M.. Fortune, H. E.> Jarman. C. A., Lonie. W. E. A.. Turner* T. L., White, N., Wilson A., Woodfield* R. E. Practical Part. —Bacon, J. D., Cooper* E. CL, Corbett, S. F., Cahill, R. A., Fortune, H. E., Geddes, J. W.. Hannah. S.* Lonie, W. E. A., Marshall, M. V., Miller, W. G., Maclaren, H. A., M'Naught R; S. Thorn, G. R., Turner, T. L., White, N., Wilson, A., Woodfield, R. E. The New Zealand Electrical Federation donated a prize for the candidate gaining the highest marks in the practical part of the examination and the Council bf Fire and Accident Underwriters’ Associations of New Zealand, together with the Electrical Supply Authorities, donated one for the written part. Two candidates tied for the prize in the practical part, namely, L, Thomas, of Wellington, and A. H. Baughen, of Ashburton, both* gaining 91 marks out of a possible 100, The prize in the written part was gained by D., K. H. Donald, of Wellington, who. secured 80 marks qut of a possible 100. / , . .