Table D 8.—CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL, Secondary Department.— Average Weekly Roll, Classification, etc.

Table E1.-OCCUPATIONS OF PART-TIME STUDENTS at 1st July, 1947

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O-g M c3 .§■§ i® io lO lO 7 i||i a OS -# <N CO lO + Total. as t~ CO CO CO t--72 ■1 cs 523 490 -33 o H w CD !> f-H CO -39 "ro *§ M r* C5 <M 00 CO + !§ o « O f=J « GO CO 1 & PM o a Form V. CS CO C- CO <35 1 £ o bD 0 w OS l> (M <N 7 0 1 fl o > M d 84 95 + 11 1 Ji o 9 o PR m" Oi lO rfi 1 H5 ►H M 6 rH O lO rH CO CO Ifa u o PR M* t> CM a rH -27 Roll Number, December 00 00 l> rH CO CO o CD 1 Average Weekly Roll. 00 -rt» O) i~H CO 1 i Difference 1946 . 1947 .

•smoj 15,574 6,153 21,727 18,672 +3,055 ♦Includes 174 males and 8 females in the Armed Forces; the corresponding figures in 1946 were 662 ajad 101. snoi^dnooo <N >-i O) !> i-H 263 280 r—1 1 ojsi 565 684 •X" a T* iO <M f-H nH -205 •siamoq^i CO p—i • CO GO rH O f—1 i—1 IO + pu« raifto snoii'BA hi poxteSug; T* <N rH (M O CO 1,236 1,170 99+ •gasrioiTOJBM ui jo sdoqs ui pa^oiduig; 650 462 1,112 1,081 +31 •O# < S0SS9IOII'8X 'sianxniH f si85[«niss0j(X <N t> C5 | rH ! 419 318 101 + •spsiry; oi^saraod 1 1,461 1,462 1,107 +355 I«bu9io 3,692 1,922 5,614 4,467 + 'SpSJBJ IBUOISS9JOJJ JO lO GO O 00 1,839 1,658 cc + CO <N 495 390 + 105 *o$> c si0^mi3[ l© l> CO <M 162 163 7 *02$> 'sia^nrej 213 213 152 19+ *SJ02fjpAiPOO M 1,930 1,930 1,460 o t> _L '02? 'SJ02[IOM. c sj0qnmu 1,037 1,037 1,050 CO 7 •sn-Bioii^ooia 1,133 1,133 870 CO CD •sonreqoow put? sj00tn§itg[ 3,450 3,450 2,944 +506 ■ All schools and classes — Males Females Totals, 1947 Totals, 1946 .. Difference