VOCATIONAL TRAINING

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 23, 22 October 1920, Page 10

VOCATIONAL TRAINING

! The following figures, which are suolriicd I>V tiio Director of Vocational Training, Defence Department, show with what rapid strides .ho work of tho t vocational training branch in military • hospitals has progressed. In .spite ot ' the diminishing number of men in hosp - tals the attendances at classes nro stead- » ilv increasing, this boinjj <luo to t-lio > creator interest continually being shown by tho patients. Tho following Inures show tho number of hours devoted by s patients to curativc and vocational ' training each. month 6ince April, 1919. 1 The figures for tho earlier months'nro , approximate:—lol9: April, Mil; .May, 11,; HI; June, 13,!H)1; July, I+,*lß*2; ' 17,5-il; September, 15.7G0; October, 1 22,866; November, 22.016; December,. 17,147. 1920: January, 19.313; February, 2M70; March, 29,835; April. 25,781; May, 31,(101; June. 41),792; July. 47,385; August 51,787; September, 58,991. Tlio averago number <(f hours devoted to instruction by ench man a-ltemling classes during last month was 53. Otaki Produce Mart—Oaten chaff (best Blenheim), barley, peas, muize (whole nnil crushed), outs (whole and crushed), poultry grain (mixed), *eed potatoes, etc. 'Phone 105 .Otaki.—Advt. One does not often hear of' picnics at this time of tho year, but you can have a picnic and ft rest at any time by. openinjj ;i tin of St. Geor?i> Camp Pie for lea. No bustle or cnokine. Sl'C" and • <"'M. Von v.-ill .mine Iwick tor more. Flavoured with rare spice? from llie linst.—Adrt. , ......