WIREMEN’S EXAMS.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20341, 26 June 1934, Page 8

WIREMEN’S EXAMS.

Canterbury and West Coast Passes. In the examinations conducted by the Electrical Wiremen’s Registration Board in April. Mr E. Simpson, -of Dunedin, headed the list of successful candidates in the written part, with i»2‘marks out of a possible 100, and Mr H. K. Matthews, of Auckland, came first in the practical part, with S 4 marks out of 100. Prizes have been given by the Electrical Supply Authorities, in conjunction with the Council of Fire and Accident Underwriters’ Association of New Zealand, for the candidate who gained the highest marks in the written part of the examination, and the New Zealand Electrical Federation with the Electrical workers' Union, fo rthe candidate who gained the highest marks in the practical part. The following were the successful Canterbury and West Coast candidates: Written part, Christchurch—E. H. Barwick. A E. Bright!ing, D. Clayton, A. E. Currv, E. -T. Hansen. B H. Johnston, T. X. Maclachlan. W. H. MinchaU, 1. M. Page. C,. L. Symes, G. S. Thomson and C. West. Grevmouth—K. G. W. A. Hamilton H D. CVT,earv. Timaru—W. A. Bunt. E J. Kearns. H. S. Whiteside. Westport—A. M’Cabe. jun. Practical part, Christchurch—A. E. Curry, A. Galbraith. C. T. G. Hill, I. X. Maclachlan. W. H. Minchall. T. M. Page. J. O. Renaut. W P. Robb, G. L. Symes. O. S. Thomson. R. Todd and J. C. Yeoman. Grevmouth—P. S. James, Timaru—J. A. Archer, C. C. decides. E. J. Tves. E. J. Kearns, and J. Wilkinson. Westport—F. H. Wood. In all 125 candidates sat in the written part, of whom G2 passed, and 104 sat in the practical part, of whom 5. passed. _