THE 20th CENTURY—THE AGE OF ELECTRICITY.
Electrical Development is conditions of the world by reason of the increased ability of man to control this myste rious, marvellous force to his advantage. THIS AGE ABOUNDS WITH OPPORTUNITIES. Beware of the dismal plaint of the short-sighted, small-souled pessimist who complains that the more labor-saving devices , there are produced by human intelligence the smaller the chances of success. Never did the world call more loudly for the men with force, energy and purpose. Every year the cry grows louder. Let Bower quapositions waiting for the train • • ed man. —— At the recent City and Guilds of London Electrical Engineering Examination, held in Auckland in KU7, the following students from Bower's were successful: A. Broomfield, Grade 1, First Class. iG. Wakelin, Grade 1, First Class. T. Haultain, Grade 1, First Class. E. Burch, Grade 1, First Class. G. E. Billings, Grade 2, D.C., First Class. R. S. Connolly, Grade 3, First Class, Final Bower's Engineering Schools Colwill'g Chambers, Eouth's Buildings, "'"KLAND. WELLINGTON. - Box 50. P.O. Box 805.
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 May 1918, Page 4
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172THE 20th CENTURY—THE AGE OF ELECTRICITY. Taranaki Daily News, 17 May 1918, Page 4
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