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 | [...]ment Pat 38 Kerikeri couple donate $650k for new library 36 LIANZA revises Censorship statement 32 Living heritage 28 LIANZA Librarylife THE MAGAZINE FOR LIBRARY tit INFORMATION PROFESSIONALS SOAPBOX Reinve[...]vices to Maori work collaboratively from National Library’s Hamilton Service Centre in providing informat[...]a or Tauranga, means limited access to the public library facilities and bookstores available in Tauranga.[...]ears, resulting in consignments, such as National Library Continued over LIBRARY St INFORMATION ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND[...] |
| [...]ued fi'0m front page books and the kura‘s new library shelving, going temporarily astray. Library Development Plan With Matakana Island's limited[...]support their learning experiences and encourage life- long reading. Te K6tukutuku’s |ong—term goal is for the library to become a vital and valuable resource centre fo[...]nd identity of its users. “We want a community library to cater not only for the kura but for college ki[...]sponsibility for and, therefore, ownership of the library.” National Library support National Library Adviser Gail Cochrane and Takawaenga—a-Rohe Hin[...]re a four-year strategic development plan for the library, as part of National Library's Focus Programme. The School Services’ Focus Programme is offered annually by the National Library of New Zealand — Te Puna Matauranga o Aotearoa to all schools to assist them to manage and develop their library to support teaching and learning programmes. Entr[...]ved to date by Te Kotutuku include the writing of library policies; implementing a library management automation system; providing internet and CD-Rom access; refurbishing the library with new shelving and furniture; installing bilin[...]stance to install a ramp for whanau access to the library. In addition, time has been made available for Li[...]Broughton to spend at least an hour daily in the library. The kura is currently networking the library with the two classrooms and office. “Our aim i[...]/schools in New Zealand and overseas, to National Library‘s catalogue and other online databases”, says[...]in L/brar/ansh/,0 and /nformat/on management 2 Library Life 259, August 2001 |
| [...]ents’ own reading interests. To supplement the library's collection, the teaching staff has borrowed resources from the Curriculum Information Service at National Library’s Auckland Centre. Resource providers An issu[...]as to assess the resources borrowed from National Library as to their suitability for purchase for the kura's library and/or teacher resource room. The staff had prepared a buying plan following an analysis of the library’s strengths in supporting classroom programmes[...]he resources were then borrowed from the National Library prior to the book—buying trip to Auckland. Res[...]New Zealand curriculum are purchased for National Library's Curriculum Information Service collections by L[...]sign Maori or bilingual subject headings to their library and teacher resources are having to modify and bu[...]utuku. Accompanied by recently appointed National Library staff— Library Adviser Joyce Richards (Hamilton) and CIS/Adviser[...]Primary Schools, which was published by National Library earlier this year. Furthermore, some kura whose[...]ri literature initiatives (as reported in Libra/y Life, v.257, June 2001, p.10). There has also been an[...]ori resource providers). Gail Cochrane National Library Adviser - Kaiarahi Hamilton Service Centre Gail.C[...]ervices to Maori Hinureina.Mangan@natlib.govt.nz Library Life 259, August 2001 3 |
| [...]o welcome you all to this our bicultural issue of Library Life. As you read this issue you will be amazed at what our people are achieving in the library world. The articles cover a wide range of topics from iwi museums to kura library development, from Maori education to Maori resour[...]hia. Pai ma'r/re, Hin ureina Hinure/na Mangan 4 Library Life 259, August 2001 -EN Hinureina Ma[...] |
| [...]u m ua ki Te Ropfl Whakahau www.natlib.govt.nz Library Life 259, August 200] 5 |
| [...]Interest Group. Tena koutou katoa This issue of Library L/fe Te Rau Ora focuses on biculturalism and prov[...]ntinues to make an invaluable contribution to the library and information profession. However as the prelim[...]Librarians Forum in Jokkmok, Sweden next month. Library and Information Week Thanks to the efforts of Lisa Tocker and her willing band of volunteers, Library and Information Week makes a welcome return after[...]s. LIANZA would also like to acknowledge National Library for their sponsorship. Resources and information[...]d and the LIANZA Childrens’ Book Awards during Library and Information Week and the presentation of the[...]ighlight issues of importance to the provision of library and information services in New Zealand. The wee[...]to meet with Marian Hobbs (Minister for National Library) to discuss the Local Government Review, digital[...]tunties, and the proposed changes to the National Library Act. The Minister also indicated that she was wil[...]I was able to attend the launch of the Wairarapa Library Service in Greytown on 27th July. This service, w[...]olves the collaboration of the Carterton District Library and the South Wairarapa District Council Librarie[...]ies are sharing resources and a common integrated library system. This has opened up the resources of all f[...]t, LIANZA Hokowhitu Librarian, Massey University Library Te Putanga ki te Ao Matauranga Palmerston North[...]c.nz ; ph (06) 350 5799 X8788 ; Fx (06) 351 3350 Library Life 259, August 200! 7 |
| [...]ERENCE IN ROTORUA THURSDAY, 20 SEPTEMBER 3-5PM 8 Library Life 259, August 2007 we'd most likely swot up on tha[...]we’ve started a te reo column in each issue of Library L/'fe. lt’s helped provide context and answers[...]public or school libraries? Or what we borrow as library users? Or buy as parents? Huia have just publish[...]ourou ka ora te manuwhiri. Hazel Dobbie Editor, Library Life Te Rau Ora c/— LIANZA PO Box 12-212, We[...] |
| [...]y present librarians in the July issue of Libra/y Life. The photographs of the 1974 and 1976 Library School classes certainly take some of us back to[...]u (and everyone else writing and putting together Library Life) on a wonderful magazine. I believe it is the best all around library magazine currently being published anywhere. At l[...]2001) Lexington, KY 40502 USA Make this man a Life Member! - Editor LIANZA welcomes your letter[...]Editor, c/- L/ANZA, PO Box 72-2 72, Wellington. Library Life 259, August 2007 9 |
| [...]urrent environment in the lnformation/ knowledge/ library profession. She will be talking about government[...]or a one stop shopping experience to met all your library requirements. We will be welcoming some new face[...]ponsors who include Talkingtech.com Ltd, National Library of New Zealand, epixtech Pty Ltd , Askews Library Services Ltd, Minolta, Factiva, EBSCO Australia /[...], RAECO NZ Ltd, Elsevier Science, Chivers and the Library Supply Company, Baker and Taylor, Leigh Mardon, C[...]egional Council, Datacom & Cash Handling Systems Library Life 259, August 2001 l l |
| [...]agents. The controversies and contradiction l 2 Library Lift 259, August 2001 surrounding these acquisit[...]king to create their own cultural centre, museum, library and/or archive. The notion of tribal inst[...] |
| [...]d over leaf e—mail: sohmelzer@paradlse.net.nz Library Life 259, August 2001 1 3 |
| [...]tira, the Ministry of Education, and the National Library of New Zealand worked together to share the story[...]es text in te reo Maori, images from the National Library, sound files, and Te Rauparaha’s moko and whaka[...]io sitcom set in the new millennium featuring an Library Life 259, August 200/ We offer outstanding service an[...]Together, TLC and CARL combine over 43 years of library automation experience. We are determined to offer you the best in library services. Join the TLC and CARL family. Doesn't your library deserve the best? The Library Corporation - Corporate Headquarters Research Par[...]758.3030 - Fax: 303.758.0606 International - The Library CorporationICARL East (5) Pte Ltd 80 Robin[...] |
| [...]911 quality trainiugatzdcoac/1i11g programmes for library and 1'11for121atio11 services Richardson Matters[...]hug.co.nz Mobile 025 599 395 Mobile 025 751 900 Library Life 259, August 2001 I 5 |
| [...]mo tatau In November 2000 I was appointed by the Library and Information Association New Zealand Aotearoa[...]épfi Whakahau) Eynon Delamere (Waitakere City Library) Te Taka Keegan (University of Waikato) Rangii[...]uckland) Meri Mygind (NLNZNVel|ington) National Library representatives Maria Heenan (Bibliographic Services NLNZ) Robyn East (NLNZ, CatSIG) I 6 library Life 259, August 200] November 2000 The first hui, at the National Library of New Zealand (NLNZ) Centre in Hamilton, involve[...]se in the areas ofte reo Maori, tikanga Maori, or library cataloguing processes, spent a lot of time discus[...]to Maria Heenan and Robyn East from the National Library of New Zealand in the second Phase. Maria and Rob[...]up toward greater participation from the National Library of New Zealand which consisted of the signing off[...]blished that the MSH was relevant to the National Library whereas the Project Proposal established the MSH as a project for the National Library. February 2001 At the second Pu ki te Tauira hu[...]with working party members visiting the National Library on several occasions to investigate software prog[...]this opportunity to acknowledge the support ofthe Library and Information Association New Zealand Aotearoa (LIANZA), Te Ropfl Whakahau, the National Library of New Zealand, and our respective employers. I[...]k all the Pu kite Tauira members and the National Library representatives for sharing their time and[...] |
| [...]ect and purchase Maori resources for the National Library Schools collections located in 5 centres around t[...]cts of Maori culture. For example: pre—European life of a pa, food gathering, Treaty of Waitangi, Mara[...]e New Zealand Curriculum. Leigh Takirau National Library leigh.takirau@natlib.govt.nz Library Life 259, August 2001 l 7 |
| [...]ots of exciting things have been happening at our Library including the latest refurbishment, which will se[...]ess on the panels. The participants were tu- 18 Library Life 259, August 2007 Sue Sut/ierland, 1‘/re Lib[...]n home to be com- pleted and were returned to the library to be displayed during te wiki 0 te reo Maori 22[...]this project is that when the panels hang in the library a wide range of people will feel ownership of[...]see the tukutuku panels in the Christchurch City Library". This panel was dedicated to our friend and colleague Marion Woods from Kaikoura District library who sadly passed away on Saturday 2 June.[...] |
| LIANZA BICULTURAL SPECIAL FEATURE Library Week @ your Library 20-262‘/7 August‘, 200 7 Library week looms closer and there is lots going on! Check out the LIANZA website www.lianza.org.nz under library week for updates and news. By now all organisational members of LIANZA should have received their Library kit including posters. If you have not and you a[...]tions are available for downloading the “@ your Library" banner for your intranet/ Internet site from the[...]ter as we speak. - Even though this is a low key Library Week for 2001 as we plan for a larger scale 2002[...]the website. - If you have planned something for library week let me know and it will be added to the site[...]rite up your success stories for a later issue of Library Life. - Steven Lulich, Steve Williams and myself are[...]ri web sites enhanced on Te Puna In February the Library entered into an agreement with the Auckland University Library to incorporate Nga Matatiki Rorohiko, Maori Elect[...]mith. Robert Sullivan, of the Auckland University Library, then maintained the list in both English and Mao[...]on Development Librarian — Electronic National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Matauranga o Aotearoa Pho[...]ax 09 627 9137; email: child|itnz@internet.co.nz Library Life 259, August 2001 19 |
| SF’QTLI($HT~0l$l ' Te Wananga-o-Raukawa Library Te Wananga—o—Raukawa was established in 1981[...]and programmes, and continues to do so today. 20 Library Life 259, August 2007 Currently, Te Wananga- o—Rauk[...]al paradigm. .7 _,g _ __A _. I ‘ , The Library is also known as Te Whare Pukapuka. We had at one[...]e Whare Pukapuka team The people who work in the Library are Maewa Kaihau, Christine Barton, Ben Heta, Kel[...]. Ben Heta and Kelly Tahiwi are newcomers to the Library, and they work on a fairly casual basis. B[...] |
| [...]ve been the Librarian here for almost six years. Library's role At the beginning of each academic year the library staff speak with students about the Library, its resources, and its services. At the presenta[...]nd manaakitanga are used to encourage good use of library resources. Whilst this doesn’t always work, we[...]ne of the challenges we have set ourselves in the Library has been for library staff to speak only in te reo Maori during the mo[...]hese are required to speak te reo Maori only. The library staff’s willingness to support the programmes a[...]e this component in all their qualifications. The Library's position within Te Wananga—o—Raukawa gives[...]e Maoritanga” Marie Waaka Te Wananga-o-Raukawa Library marie.waaka@twor-otaki.ac.nz Leadersin Library Furniture For experienced custom design and manufacture of library furniture and fittings. Standard Range 0 Refere[...]FFICE RESEARCH at: Email : ottlce.nz@xtra.co.nz Library Life 259, August 2001 2 1 |
| [...]sidents to ascertain Maori views and usage of the Library. The study follows a survey thatwas first conducted in 1996, and offers the Library an opportunity to assess any movement of opinion[...]y. Some 54% of respondents claim to have used the Library at least once in the last year, the majority of t[...]ease on the 41% recorded in 1996. Worrying trend Library users indicated a high level of You’re not paranoid. satisfaction with the Library with around 80% rating the overall service as good or excellent. Opinions ofthe Library staff, their approachability and willingness to a[...]ing trend toward fewer Maori actually joining the Library, and a decrease in those who borrowed books to ta[...]ng differences between users and non-users of the Library. Library users were more likely to have an academic qualif[...]newstrack@nzpa—on1ine.co.nz 0800 42 41 42 2 2 Library Life 259, August 2001 nzpa - online All the n[...] |
| [...]IAL FEATURE L l A N EA kapa haka. Maori Library users in Manukau City had far greater fluency in[...]ey reasons cited by non—users for not using the Library (apart from lack of time and motivation) were unc[...]Maori & Information Technology This year the Library included a new section on Maori access to, and us[...]nter, with ownership significantly higher amongst library users (54%) compared to non—users (34%). Approx[...]claiming Maori ancestry. In response to this the Library has developed a Maori service strategy within whi[...]an important role. The study was conducted by the Library as part of a long- term strategy aimed at develop[...]akapapa workshops. Following the 2001 survey, the Library intends to build on these successes, as well as t[...]Maori non—users. According to Jock Walker, the Library’s Maori Adviser, “The Library needs to develop a strategy that will encourage Maori non—users to visit the Library in the first place. We must cater for those who n[...]nukau Libraries jwa|ker@manukau.govt.nz Library Life 259, August 2001 23 |
| NATIONAL LIBRARY Te Ara Roro Hiko lpurangi He Taunga lpurangi Méor/Hou Te Rauparaha me Rangiatea The National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Matauranga o Aotearoa has[...]e huara/7/' te p0/70 me te oral’. The National Library has been involved with both projects from their i[...]an emerging ‘best practice’ for the National Library. They feature bilingual formats, a macronised web[...]xhibition of the same name hosted at the National Library. Both the exhibition and the website have been jo[...]the Anglican C/mrc/7 at Ora/d Alexander Turnbull Library 24 Library Life 259, August 2001 Library. This site celebrates Rangiétea church's unique[...]nvironment. The Rangiatea website is the National Library's first online exhibition. Of special importance to the National Library is the relationship developed between the Library and Te Ropu Whakahaere o Rangiatea, who are charg[...]. Through careful dialogue and mutual respect the Library and the Vestry has collaborated to design and del[...]lationship was further enhanced when the National Library and the Rangiétea Vestry signed a Memorandum of[...]ar. Under the terms of the agreement the National Library has undertaken to host the Rangiétea website for[...]C/riefoftlze Kawins. (I 84 —) Alexander Tumbull Library Te Rauparaha never lived to see Rangiatea[...] |
| NATIONAL LIBRARY LIANZA http://www.tki.org.nz/e/r/maori/ te_r[...]l discussions between Services to Maori, National Library, Ngati Toa and the Ministry of Education. The Min[...]lum in te reo Maori to Kura Kaupapa. The National Library recognised the opportunity to present items from the heritage collections of the National Library and Alexander Turnbull Library collections in an exciting new medium. After furt[...]try to design and deliver a website exploring the life of Te Rauparaha as a Maori leader. Copeland Wilso[...]sign of the site, with Ngati Toa and the National Library working together to relate the history as related[...]rcumstances of his birth and follows his eventful life through the migration of the Ngati Toa people fro[...]r many knowledge management solutions. 0 special library management 0 full text knowledgebases - interac[...]uckland Telephone: 09 373 3835 Fax: 09 373 2750 Library Life 259, August 2001 25 |
| [...]or/, (Wellington: Govt Printer, 1986) 2 ibid 26 Library Life 259, August 2001 |
| [...]Each month LIANZA will commita section of A/bra/y Life 2001 to te reo. Last month there was a useful too[...]vt.nz JILL BEST WINS PM’S PRIZE Jill Best, Librarylibrary is a multi-million dollar business. Libraries nee[...]anager of Hutt Libraries for two years. While the Library Manager at Wanganui she turned it into a business[...]and was very helpful and insisted on excellence. library Life 259, August 2001 LIANZA 27 |
| [...]re then recorded digitally and hosted on the 2 8 Library Life 259, August 2001 Living Heritage website, creati[...]nications Trust project supported by The National Library of New Zealand. The 2020 Communications Trust is[...]rne was displayed. Photo courtesy of The National Library of New Zealand. Living Heritage is an initiative between The National Library of New Zealand, The 2020 Communications Trust, and Sun Microsystems. The National Library had a vision about how to capture New Zealand's s[...]abase of resources that are created. The National Library agreed to house and administer the computer and p[...]age. Living Heritage was launched at the National Library in Wellington on 6”‘ March, 2001. it has created much interest within the school and library environment since this time. Our vision.[...] |
| [...]ss. Schools are encouraged to involve their local library at the beginning of their study and raise the library‘s awareness of their project, identifying it as[...]can build on their relationship with their local library, and develop relationships within the community,[...]tner organisations Sun Microsystems, The National Library of New Zealand, LIANZA, SLANZA, Te Ropu Whakahau,[...]eritage is being promoted at school, teacher and library conferences and meetings arotmd the country. Th[...]community groups, organizations and individuals. Library involvement In this information age we recognize[...]worldwide through the Internet, and directly from library websites. - Content — by creating a collection[...]aining a search engine engineered by the National Library. ~ Equity — by being open to all schools and e[...]blishments, by integrating information literacy, Library Life 259, August 200i 29 |
| [...]ate their heritage resources online The National Library of New Zealand has been instrumental in ensuring[...]nch of Living Heritage, Chris Blake, the National Library CEO emphasized the importance of information lite[...]. He said that Living Heritage contributed to the Library's School Services goal to ensure all schools have[...]ntinue to develop with the support ofthe National Library to become a valuable resource that is used within[...]vel, Living Heritage is supported by the National Library Service Centres, who are helping to promote the project through the Teacher with Library Responsibility network meetings. Meetings have be[...]planned in other regions during the year. Public library role On a local level, we have invited public li[...]ving Heritage, promotes use of their local public library and the National Library. Libraries can benefit from involvement in Living Heritage by showcasing the library collections and resources to schools and the comm[...]he libraries’ own local history collection. 30 Library Life 259, August 2007 Involvement in Living Heritage[...]emonstrate to local government, ways in which the library is supporting, and is valued by its community, and the role that the local library can play in national initiatives benefiting all New Zealanders. SLANZA (The School Library Association of New Zealand Aotearoa) has been inv[...]s have been asked to nominate a person within the library to act as Living Heritage contact. This person would be responsible for keeping other library staff in all branches informed about Living Herit[...]to: - Invite participating schools to visit the library for a tour of relevant resources, or for research[...]'s topic. - Assist schools with searching of the library catalogue, databases and the Internet. - Promote the resources available at different library branches. - Refer schools/students to other loca[...](This may be an event that also appeals to adult library clients) - Offer to be a depository forthe finis[...]ay Living Heritage project work. - Promoting the library's involvement, and local projects during library week. - Celebrating the achievement of the scho[...]sent me away with great optimism about the school library world and the acceptance of the delegates[...] |
| [...]list of winners will appear in the next issue of Library Life (LL 260 - September issue). Members who pay by A[...]e event, hosted by Te Ropfi Whakahau, | the Maori Library & Information Workers’ Association, was the I[...]indigenous minority peoples and the provision of library and information services. Included are writers fr[...]ach (including G87’), plus p&p Send orders to: Library & information Association of New Zealand Aotearoa[...]za.org.nz Produced with support from the National Library of New Zealand, Te Puna Matauranga o Aotearoa hm—Z-jjT1j""j::———2""—_j-j:Zj_-jj Library Life 259, August 2001 3 1 |
| [...]nd to facilitate the enjoyment of learning. Every library has a responsibility to provide its users with th[...]enjoyment of literature and the other arts. Every library has the responsibility to provide its users with the widest range of books and other library materials relevant to their requirements. in Lib[...]to ensure that the selection and availability of library materials is governed solely by professional cons[...]sed in the materials with which they deal. 3. No library materials should be excluded from libraries becau[...]oral, or religious views of their authors. 4. No library materials should be censored, restricted, or remo[...]counter to their professional responsibility 6. Library materials should be excluded or restricted only i[...]for ideas, dedicated to the freedom of access to library materials. Every person is entitled to rely on pu[...]sident, LIANZA LIANZA DIARY 2001 August 2001 7 Library Life distributed, including: Proxy vote forms, AGM Age[...]equired by National Office, from recipients) 3 2 Library Life 259, August 2001 September 2001 3 Library Life, New Zea/and Libraries and L/ANZA Annuai Report d[...]aries at the Conference dinner October 2001 1 Library Life distributed November 2001 5 L/‘bra/y Life distributed 29 National Council meeting December 2001 3 Last Library Life for 2001 21 LIANZA Office closes for Chri[...] |
| [...]ting with Marian Hobbs (Minister for the National Library) to discuss Local Government Review, Digital Opportunities and proposed amendments to the National Library Act. Updates on Maori Subject Headings, Library Week, Website development, National Information S[...]the last Magpie. It will be held at the National Library Lower Ground Conference Room, 5.30 for 6pm start.[...]INDA Publrxlniig Pty Ltd From July onwards, The Library Supply Company will be representing Bolinda Publi[...]orders with Bolinda have been transferred to The Library Supply Company. Catalogues and order forms for ne[...]r regular mailings. _\ R set ‘QQ § § $¢%& Library Life 259, August 2001 Forfurther information p[...] |
| [...]ussions. Amanda Cole President, NZLLG Manager, Library & Research Services (Auckland) Simpson Grierson[...]AHIA I L2KIjZZjZZZjjjjjjjjznjjjjjjjjjjjjjujjJ 34 Library Life 259, August 2001 |
| LIBRARY EDUCATION News from Information and Library Studies Information & Library Studies in BA degree We are delighted to announc[...]as a degree with a single major in Information & LibraryLibrary Systems and Processes, and User Education and Ref[...]urses, which must bode well for the future of the library and information profession in this country! Abbr[...]Level 5) Dip ILS (Level 6) BAppSci (Information & Library Studies) Rachel Mccahon Manager, Information and Library Studies The Open Polytechnic of New Zealand mcc[...]n Tuesday August 21 2001 at the Auckland Central Library- Waitemata Room 3rd Floor at 5.45 for 6pm. OUT[...]; Fax 4868513 Email kimt@shore|ibraries.govt.nz Library Life 259, August 2001 3 5 |
| Kerikeri couple donate $650,000 for new library Retired Kerikeri orchardists and agricultural co[...]the Far North District Council to construct a new library building forthe Kerikeri community and district.[...]ake care of the total Artist I9 impression ofnew library % construction cost of the new library building. In recognition of the gift, the new library centre would be named after its two Kerikeri bene[...]weIl. com. au E BLAC KWELLS BOOK SERVICES 3 6 l Library Life 259, August 2001 |
| [...]unity Services Committee which is responsible for library services, Cr Dugald Macdonald, guided discussions[...]ndly I must compliment them on their vision for a library of the future. I share their vision that librarie[...]ormally handed over at a function at the Kerikeri Library in July. Rick McCa// Communications Officer Far[...]sistance. Please look for the information in your library or organisation and find out how you can help wit[...]danae@infogen.net.nz or fax 06 752 3414 37 Library Uff‘ 259, August 2007 |
| [...]nd Resources at the Auckland District Law Society Library. Margaret, currently the Law Librarian at the Uni[...]margaret.whitstock@sims. monash.edu.au. The Fiji Library Association Biennial Convention will be held from[...]C. Reade Fong , Chair, Convention Committee, USP Library on phone (679) 212363 or e—mail fong_e@usp.ac.fj or Mohan Lal, President, Fiji Library Association, phone (679) 389296 or e—mail: mla|[...]n Jokkmok, Sweden 5-8 September 2001. Waipukurau Library invited Eric Hi|l’s lovable puppy, Spot, to vis[...]Dalmation, Gracie Ashby. FYI : Resources Every library running a reading programme will be interested in[...]ent Pat! A/fer 30 years, Pat Ma/Tin - the Petone Library Manager, retired at the end of June. Pat was farewelled at Lower Hutt Library by past and present work colleagues. Several spee[...]on of some of her memories of the job. The Petone Library staff presented a quilt to Pat, which they had co[...]of the Hutt City Libraries. Pat attended the NZ Library Association Diploma Course in 1970 having been a secondary school teacher in charge of the library at Kelston Girls School in Auckland. She joined Lower Hutt Public 38 Library Life 259, August 2001 as the Children’s Librarian i[...]of her strategy to involve the community with the library. She read to big groups in places like Naenae shopping centre and Avalon Park and outside the main library. During this time she was one of the founding peo[...]Pat worked as a reference librarian at Lower Hutt Library and from 1979 — 1983 she managed the Petone Technical Institute Library. She returned to the public library scene as the Deputy City Librarian at Lower Hutt[...]on of the city, she became Director of Children's Library Services of the Hutt City Libraries. Further mana[...]t embarking on her most recent position as Petone Library & Service Centre Manager. Pat has given much to library patrons, to the many children and their pa[...] |
| [...]received by Friday October 12 2001. The National Library of New Zealand has announced that it will purchas[...]v/ techserv.htm Following a survey, the National Library has stopped indexing the following titles for Ind[...]Index New Zealand is available on the National Library web site at: httpzll www.natlib.govt.nzlenlservi[...]August 3M Award finalists announced 20-26 August Library Week New Zealand 23 August 23-25 August NZ Soci[...]hildren’s and Young Adult Librarians — sandyg@library.mstn.govt.nz or at Revelling in Reference - RAIS[...]al Convention, 27-28 October 2001 The electronic Library: strategic, policy and management issues Loughbor[...]s Angeles, USA LIANZA Conference Wellington, NZ Library Life 259, August 2001 3 9 |
| [...].-HAND mu tr-\ROA TERAUHERENGA A()TE.\l(O.-\ LIBRARY LIFE 259 August 2007 Editor Hazel Dobbin, l1azel.dobb[...]st 24 August Oct LL261 21 September 21 September Library Life, ISSN 0110-4373, is published 11 times per annum[...]and Gael Kirkus—Lamont (DUM) gael.kirkus-Iamont@library.otago.ac.nz Regional Chairs A Auckland[...] |
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