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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2169, 6 June 1914, Page 5

Mr. L. Hill, of tho 'PelpcrapU lioa<t oiScn, bas been appointed m.itructor of tho tologri aph learners' school nt Wollmgton, in place of Mr J. 0. Quintan, \rho lias boon transferred to Tuakau One class of iwcuty-fivo 'camera Las jui.l coini)l<'tfd its course of tuition. Jind nnothor class is nhiut to stort. Iho period of instruction is thrro mor.tbs, and tho young telegraphists rs they aro trained J>~f> cftaftod out to country offices. Tho classes Imvo been oonlmu< ouslr maintained for inoro than » yoai past, and it i* o\peet-«d that they will bo kop* going for wino timo y> E. It ft tho piactic*. of tlic Post and Telegraph Department to continno the i iissos until tlio demand for telegraphists has Nn sat'sfkci, and tlrcn to stop tl.em for <i timo At pioseit tho demand for tel"Erap'usts is keen, a nns'tiion partly accounted frvr hy the fac\> t'lat in addition to tho ordinary drain 'n promotions i>.no resignations pro Hi request as wiVcfi operators. /V siionhand and school for cat'ots in tho Post nnd fe'egr-iph Sernco hr.s Icpn cormnncc l ip VCrilinpttdn, tlio in-tnctor bein/i Jtr J C R<Klmond, of the. CJ> 0. stiff. Tim }vh •up* to bo appointed as striiosiiapluss and tvpi«i« «lio*i Ilioy ncqun<- tho necoheirj slw'il anu Jvs ncincios oicir