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Taranaki Daily News, 29 September 1921, Page 4

HYDRO-ELECTRIC I 'J'HERE ds scarcely one part of New! Zealand where proposals for HydroElectric po'wer are not under consideration. This will create « tremendous demand for trained men—men trained in this particular branch. The International Correspondence Schools—always alive to the needs of ambitious men—have prepared a special Hydro-Electric Course. The subjects taught are as follows: Arithmetic, Elements of Algebra, Logarithms, Geometry and Trignonometry, Mensuration, The Slide Rule, Graphs, Elementary Mechanics, Geometrical Drawing, Elements of Mechanical Drawing. Mechanics of Fluids, Principles of Hydraulics, Waterwheels, Central Statioi)s, Electrostatics. Magnetism and Electric currents, Resistance, Power and Work, Electromagnetic Induction, The Magnetic Circuit, Electro-chemistry, Primary Batteries, Galvanometers, DirectCurrent Measurements, Direct-Current Instruments, Alternating Currents, Alter-nating-Current Instruments, Dynamo Design. Direct-Current Motors, Alternators, Alternator Design, Alternating-Cur-rent Motors, Alternating-Current Motor Design, Transformers, Rectifiers and Converters, Storage Batteries and Boosters, Electric Transmission, Switchgear, Underground Mains, Overhead Mains, Substations, Voltage Regulation, Commercial Testing of Electrical Machinery, Incandescent Lighting, Arc Lighting, Electric Signs, Electric Heating, .Electric ; Wiving, Telegraphy, Telephony, Operation of Electrical Machinery, Dams, Cnl- ’ verts. Retaining Walls. A Reference Library of 7 volumes is supplied free with this Course, This Course is designed to meet the ■ requirements of engineers who have to deal with electric energy generated by water power. • ! Write to-<lay for Free Booklet. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE ; SCHOOLS. , Head Office for N.Z.: 65 Cuba. Street, . WELLINGTON. Or P.O. Bo>t 233, WANGANUI. 1