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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 992, 16 May 1911, Page 4 (Supplement)

® Winners of Big Positions THESE ARE THE MEN QUALIFIED TO JUDGE!. ■ i Read what they say about the I.C.S Courses; - i a ® ii ELECTRICAL ENGINEER TO THE PA TEA BOROUGH COUNCIL. I have (inislied one Course in the International Correspondence Schools. and have taken up another. When I commenced the Electric Light and Railway Course. I was employed by Messrs. J. (!. White and Co. as foreman on the construction of the Auckland Electric Tramways. I am at present Electrical Engineer to the I’atea Borough Council. The Course was a verv great help to me, and 1 appreciate it very much. HORACE PRIEOI’LEV, A.A.I.E.E. ENGINEERIN' CHIEF, WELLINGTON CITY ELECTRIC TRAMWAYS. Tramways and Electricity Department. Harris Street, Wellington. After carefully looking through the volumes which yon recently left at this office, 1 have no hesitation in saying that the student who has mastered the Course covered hy these books has laid a solid foundation in the theory of electrical engineering. STUART RICHARDSON. M.I.E.E. SUPERINTENDENT ENGINEER, THOS. BORTHWICK and SONS (AUSTRALASIA), LTD. 1 have thoroughly examined the International Library ol Technology which I obtained some time it no. and have derived great pleasure Irom these tind have pleasure in stating that they are the most complete set of volumes I have ever handled, belie thoronghlv up to date and practical, netting right to the point. DEO. R. ('ROLL. S, * * * -Aviation \ -Advertising -Architecture o $ -Analytical Chemistry * -Bookkeeping and Business Trainin A -—Civil Engmeermg Chauffeur -—Electrical Engineering Electric Lighting & Traction Gas and Oil Engines —Languages Mechanical Engineering Mining Engineering Steam Engineering Telegraph Engineering o 3 yk Teacher Show a Writing O o Name Address Occupation - Age PRINCIPAL OF THE TEACHERS’ TRAINING COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. I desire to acknowledge with thanks the International Correspondence Schools’ (London) Course in Pedagogy, which yon have been so good as to place at the disposal of my students. r l he various subjects f , ’ are dealt with fully and lucidly from the modern viewpoint, and the '-Vj, Qa \ whole Course leaves little tii be desired in the way of a text-hook \ treatment of the methods of teaching the more important iVi, \. branches. I shall have much pleasure in recommending the N. \ Course to the notice of students who may rerpnre further \ tuition in any of their subjects. It ought to he a boon to many country teachers, not only in the way of aid to curing their higher certificate, hut in the way of assisting them to follow up subjects in the teaching of will eh they may he particularly interested. WILLIAM DRAY. M.A.. M.S,-.. Lecturer in Education, Victoria T’niversity College l . WHAT WE TEACH. i do not find a curd enclosed with Circular, cut out this coupon and mark X before the Course which interests you, sign it, and post it on to us