ENGINEERING EXAMINATIONS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 42, 18 February 1908, Page 6

ENGINEERING EXAMINATIONS.

The following are the names of W. I. Robinson's pupils from Xewton East, Ponsonby, and Semuera schools, and branch classes, who have obtained certificates at 1 the recent land and marine examinations held by the New Zealand Government:— ' oohn Dunstan, extra first-class stationary ) I engineer; Charles Hampton, first-class sta- , tionary engine driver; E. W. Moody, third- . class marine engineer; F. P. Hewitt, firstclass stationary engine driver; J. W. Hen- . i'A second - c lass stationary engine driver; • A. Campbell, first-class stationary engine . driver; J. G. Whyte. first-class stationary ~ engme driver, also third-class marine engineer; A. Gillstrum, second-class stationary engine driver; J. .s. Miller, third-class marine engineer, also first-class stationary engine driver; F. C. Webb, third-class marine engineer; H. G. Smith, first-class stationary engine driver; Sydney Letts, third-class marine engineer; S. M. Lane, , first-class stationary engine driver, and sec . ond-class oil engine; N. J. Kelly, first-das* oil engine: David J. Beardon, first-class =ta tionary engine ...driver: Herbert H. Sutton, locomotive and traction engine driver- Malcolm Phillip, winding engine driver; A. J. Smith, locomotive and traction ehirine driver: F. H. Bush, second-class stationary engine driver; John Mackay, locomotive and traction engine driver: I. Bate, secondclass oil engine certificate; F. Leybourne, second-class stationary engine driver; Herbert J. Harris, second-class stationary engine driver; J. S. Keay, marine engine driver; G. Eilberd, locomotive and traction engine driver: John Dudeck, river engineer's certificate; N. Johnston, second-class statJoaary engine driver; William Smith, sec-ond-class stationary engine driver