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Hokitika Guardian, 2 April 1929, Page 7

MKX AND .MACII INKS. “ There could he no more false, no more mistaken views,’' said Lord Londonderry, in a speech at Newcastle, “of the needs of industry to-day than the over-emphasis upon the present' nee as the mechanical ap;e, m which the human element in manulacture has been practically eliminated, and the operative 1 reduced to a mere mach-ine-minder. While it is true that science and machinery enter ever more and more inL> the creative processes, this has not meant, and, as tar as I can see, never will mean, the replacement of human skill. It has only meant a shittiiur, not a hltiup;, ol the burden upon man. ft has necessitated a greater use of the intelligence of the worker, and a smaller demand upon him for n'tual manual dexterity. M.an himself s* ill remains the most wonder fill machine in the world, and, though bis muscle., may he called upon less and less, his mind, his intellect ua 1 powers are heiny called into service more and more every day.”

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