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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2897, 9 October 1916, Page 8

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SHORTHAND WRITERS AND TYPISTES' EXAMINATIONS. Of the 122 candidates who sat for tho Public Service Entrance examinations for shorthand writers and typistes only seven seniors and twenty-two juniors passed. Their names are as follow: — Senior. Miss H. M. A. Calvert, Wellington; Miss E. C. Bovce, Invercargill; Miss Hr. 15. Kent, Christchnrcli; Misses F. ,T. Grant, E. A. M'Mullan, R. Thomson, and E. Wingfield, Dunedin; Miss W. J. Blytti, Oamaru; Miss D. E. Bracewell, Auckland. Junior. Misses B. C. Devlin, E. R. Pearcc, K. I. Wolfe. L. Zucker, Wellington; Misses C. E. Borgfeldt, E. R. Bradford, E. G. Brooke, E. I. Caven, K. Ellpn. V. A. Garside, D. M. Grant, M. A. Little, F. A. M'Donald, E. •!. Price, V. .T. Tuer, Christclwrch : Misses H. L. Aitehoson, V. M. V. M'Anlov. E. M'Donald, E. W. M'Millan, V. C.' Webber, M. A. M. Woehling, Dunedin; Miss R. ,T. Lang, Auckland; Miss M. J. B. Latter, Wanganui. « BURN LESS COAT, BUT GET MORE HEAT! Tho wonderful British Scientific preparation, "SAVEO," doubles the beat oi coal and cuts coal bills in two. Buy a sixpenny packet and mix it with iewt. of Coal. Coke,, or Slack—the increased heat will provo the saving qualities of "SAVEO." No soot, less smoke, less ash.—Advt. To-day the government of the Navy is practically the same as it was when established in 1688.