INDUSTRY AND SCIENCE
BUSINESS LABORATORY CHEMIST OF THE FUTURE “The success or otherwise of the establishment of a laboratory a» an adjunct to any industry depends on the coincidence of the point of the business man and the chemist concerned,” Members of the Auckland Chemical Society were addressed last night bj Mr. T. C. Walsh on the industrial laboratory. The speaker is an English consulting chemist, who has been engaged for some weeks in establishing a It.boratory for an Auckland business house. . Professor Worley, of the Aucklsna University College, occupied the chair. . Mr. Walsh declared that there wm an increasingly wide field awaiting tl* e chemist who added to his qualifiestions in pure science by experience of the practical aspect of the industry to which he intended to give his concentrated attention and energy.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 373, 6 June 1928, Page 10
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