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Hokitika Guardian, 26 November 1919, Page 2

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ei . _4. ( q rHERE is a great demand, in the ti Electrical Engineering field to- a ay for men possessing the land of IV echnical knowledge that is acquired by v tudents who have faithfully followed ii >ut our scheme of study. jf l With the completion of the several j t lydro-Electric Stations which are at p jresent under construction, there will ’ t }e (greater opportunities than ever for t trained men. In the near future 1 1 Hydro-Electric power will be available i E throughout the whole of New Zealand. Students can have the option of en- ] rolling in any one of the following , Courses: _ o Complete Electrical Engineering. ] Generator and Motor Design. , Electric Lighting and Traction., Electric Lighting. Electric Traction. Dynamo Running. Advanced Electric Lighting. Advanced Electric Traction. Electrical. ’ Armature Winding and Repair. Lift Operation and Maintenance Electric Wiremen’s. Our illustrated Electrical Booklet wiH be sent free on application. We have over 200 different Courses of Instruction, and if you are interested in another subject, write same here: Name .! Address j international correspondence gCHOOLS. 63 DIXON STREET, WELLINGTON. Paterson, Michel AND CO. LTD. Grass Seeds ! Grass Seeds! Cocksfoot Red Clover English Rye White Clover Italian Rye Timothy Cow Grass Alsyke Crimson Clover, etc., etc. PATERSON, MICHEL t CO WHARF ST, : : Phone No. 2.

ARTHUR G. PILKINGTON, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. (Lnte Military Representative to First Canterbury Military Service Board), MASONIC CHAMBERS. Hamilton Street, HOKITIKA.