Abstract
THE Gartside scholarships of commerce and, industry were established in 1902 for a period of ten years. They are of a special character, the main feature of the scheme under which they are administered being the close manner in which they are linked up with industrial life. The first year of the scholarship is tenable in the University of Manchester, a course of study being adopted which will directly qualify the scholar to investigate some special branch of commerce or industry at home and abroad during the second year. The scheme is a most valuable recognition of the close union which should exist between science and industry, and the late Mr. Gartside has certainly indicated a very useful direction in which others may endow further scholarships. The book now under review represents a report to the electors of the work carried out during the period of the scholarship. Dyeing in Germany and America. By Sidney H. Higgins. Pp. xvi + 112 (Manchester: University Press, 1907.) Price 1s. net.
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