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 | LIBRARY Newsletter of New Zealand Library and Information Association Te Rau Herenga o Aotearoa July 1997 Issue number 214 LIFE TE RAU Om LOOKING IT UP WITH JIM ET AL Followin[...]unning in the Don Stafford Room at Rotorua Public Library. After some further exchanges, Al decided to pay[...]e have been able to turn it into something like a library OPAC system, in which you look up a subject and a[...]n. Jim McGregor Don Stafford Room Rotorua Public Library jmcgr@rdc.govt.nz Flelat Subjects Popup[...]te 3 Maori Delegation in America 3 Bibliobabble 4 Library services to Native American Indians 5 NZ Post Chi[...]Intelligence on the Net 11 Report on the National Library Trustees Library Resources Committee Meeting in May 1997 12 Montana New Zealand Book Awards 12 Inside Library Management: First Impressions 13-14 Conference Sp[...]4 Macklin Bequest Fund Award 16 Upcoming National Library Exhibitions 16 NZLIA Elections 1997 17 lnterloan[...]Undergraduate Qualifications in Information and Library Studies 17 Librarians Speak to Local Gover[...] |
| [...]the Tribunal one day and say Association and the librarylibrary in New remember most about Brett. He had a nice l[...]c The Strength for Brett at the Waitangi Tribunal library. As a member of Te of our Association and our pro[...]V3"”€”'€’71 Hamilton Public Libraries LIBRARY LIFE 214, JULY 1997 |
| [...]ir particular field. Angie Bowie is well known in library circles throughout America. She speaks regularly at library conferences and is on the Advisory Board for New[...]is enthused by the challenge of change in today's library world and should not be missed. Peter Biggs, ple[...]a forum to discuss issues relating to indigenous library services throughout the world. Following the con[...]inerangi Himiona (Te Hukatai, Auckland University Library), Bernard Makoare (Auckland City Libraries), Hinureina Mangan (National Library Hamilton), Ani Pahuru-Huriwai (Waikato University Library, Te Ropu Whakahau President) and Chris Szekely (T[...]ary). Chris Szekely Secretary, Te Ropu Whakahau LIBRARY LIEE 214, JULY 1997 |
| [...]e job-sharing the Hamilton City Council Corporate Library position. Kate Young and Mary Smith are Assistant[...]ikato. Craig Sargison, formerly with the National Library in Christchurch, has been appointed as the Manage[...]sources Librarian at the University of Canterbury Library. Jocelyn Cuming is the National Preservation Officer, National Library of New Zealand. The University of Waikato Library will sadly be losing a large amount of Latin-Amer[...]king up a new position as Manager of the Manurewa Library and Ward Centre. A keen supporter of CATSIG, Mart[...]p van Zijl (pronounced fun Sail) was appointed as Library Manager at Waiariki Polytechnic in Rotorua in Jan[...](8), Philip (5) and Ella (3). Other spices to his life are running, tramping, camping, spearfishing and[...]then Philip was Campus Librarian at a University Library (5 years), after starting off his career as a Tea[...]BA, BEd, MBibl, Post graduate diplomas in School Library Science and Library Science as well as Education. The Master's degree (The Multi—Media Library in Southern African Third World higher education)[...]tion/redress, education technology, and community library services. In South Africa, Philip served on the[...]tre for Education Policy Development to develop a library policy in Post Apartheid South Africa. He was also the National Co- ordinator of the Library and Information Workers Organisation (LIWO), an o[...]was formed as an alternative to the conservative Library Organisations in place in South Africa during the[...]served on the Executive of the Inter-Polytechnic Library Committee. Other career highlights were: an invit[...]at the IFLA conference in Stockholm, the American Library Association conference in Miami, and an invitatio[...]ew Zealand, but Philip also sees many parallels, LIBRARY Lnrr 214, JULY 1997 |
| [...]rprises are the relatively high numbers of female library managers and work ethic and standards. He is in[...]s in his new job are to elevate the status of the library staff, gain access to the management committees,[...]ECHNIC LIBRARIANS CONFERENCE Waikato Polytechnic Library is hosting the annual get- together of Polytechni[...]the cost benefit study, information literacy and library use, quality issues and the academic audit. LIBRARY LIEE 214, JULY 1997 LIBRARY SERVICES TO NATIVE AMERICAN INDIANS The provision of library services to Native American Indians with a compar[...]months spent in the United States on an American Library Fellowship. He was suitably modest about the fact[...]rians from all over the world were initiated into life in the United States (including a session on shop[...]ries for American Indians, and was matched with a library in Seattle, which had claimed a rich background i[...]Chris found a great variation in the standard of library services. Where the library was attached to an educational institution, there[...]found that Maori are comparatively well served by library systems in New Zealand compared with the I[...] |
| [...]1 in Jean Batten Park next to the Rotorua Public Library. Amongst colourful bunting, musical sculptures, r[...]open daily. At the festival grande finale in the library, the book was read and sung aloud. This book has spent the school holidays on display at the library and then the museum. Its future is yet to be deci[...]and entertained an audience at the Rotorua Public Library on the Wednesday evening. As a senior section finalist Sherryl spoke about her life as a writer and about her novel the Secret Sacram[...]k SAFE SURFING GUIDELINES FROM ALA The American Library Association has drafted a set of guidelines for l[...]. The guidelines offer ”some easy things that a library can do at this point rather than trying to block[...]m. The recommendations include: educating staff, library board, governing bodies, community leaders, paren[...]l. (Chronicle of Higher Education 23 May 97) El LIBRARY LIFE 214, JULY 1997 |
| [...]N LIBRARIES The Auckland Institute of Technology Library will install the new URiCA library system developed by Sanderson Computers Limited. URiCA will allow AIT’s library users to benefit from the all familiar windows en[...]pointed Ian Athfield as the architect for its new Library Learning Centre. Chris Keyse, Polytechnic Librari[...]n helping the Polytechnic realise the best mix of library, new technology and learning support that will me[...]through issues such as: bicultural issues in the library and how can they be addressed; what do Maori thin[...]er Hinureina Mangan (Takawaenga a Rohe - National library) Chris presented a stimulating session on how lib[...]terms of their bicultural development and how at LIBRARY LIFE 214, JULY 1997 the end of the day, each person m[...]ure heralding ”some exciting changes within the Library to enable us to work more flexibly with all our c[...]f September. David Foreman University of Waikato Library On completion, in late October, the new Huntly Library will be the fourth upgraded by the Waikato Distri[...]acility, which will serve as the Waikato District Library, follows improvements to the Raglan, Ngaruawahia[...]ea at least three times greater than the existing library, which is well below recommended standards[...] |
| [...]Llbrury £ Artist’s impression of new Huntly Library. The South Waikato District Libraries celebrated[...]with a week long festival held at Tokoroa Public Library. The festival, which combined art and craft displ[...]gral part of the ongoing programme to promote the library services to the large Pacific Island community, w[...]ty. Assisted by a Community Taskforce worker, the Library contacted key members and groups in the community[...]voluntary fluent Pacific Island speakers into the library to promote user education, etc. The recommendatio[...]Cultural Group performing outside Tokoroa Public Library (courtesy South Waikato News) Island community and the Library, providing a good foundation for ongoing development. Susan Chandler Tokoroa Public Library Landslides International Photolibrary in Gisborn[...]anced Customer Services Division and now also the Library. In March 1997 Council advertised for registrati[...]est from individuals or organisations to contract library services in Papakura. There were about ten regist[...]Council resolved to call for tenders to contract library services. Five bids were received from individuals and organisations. All had various types of library and Local Authority experience. Manukau City Serv[...], response from the ratepayers and patrons of the library has been minimal. There were a couple of good let[...]n that considerable savings cannot be made on the library service when the Library is already being managed on an ultra—trim budget. Lois Francis Deputy Librarian Papakura Public Library In March, Te Kuiti played host to the Words on W[...]g the way they visited many libraries and school LIBRARY LIFE 214, JULY 1997 |
| [...]were thoroughly entertaining. Tuesday morning the library hosted 50 local school children to breakfast with[...]r. Gaylene Anderson District Librarian, Te Kuiti Library The WOW tour of the Matamata Piako District Libr[...]on the authors entertained in the Te Aroha Public Library. At Morrinsville College the authors shared a Pot[...]ore their recital. Patsy Harley Matamata Public Library William Davis in action For the past few months Taupo Library has been working on our Statement of Service 1997[...]anks to those via email who helped us with this! LIBRARY LIFE 214, Jun 1997 During the development of the Stat[...]extremely popular. Carol Tautala, our Children's Library Assistant, visited Rotorua, whose idea we borrowe[...]ty over—whelmingl While it appears every other library in the country is searching for ways to increase[...]rget to drop in and say Hi. Tracey Shields Taupo Library There seems to be confusion in the minds of some librarians between Rotorua Medical Library at Lakeland Health (ROM) and the Library 8 Information Centre at Queen Elizabeth Hospital[...]he two libraries were both run by Rotorua Medical Library staff, since 1993 Queen Elizabeth Hospital has be[...]es from throughout New Zealand and overseas. The Library 8 Information Centre is descended from the librar[...]ho are interested in the early development of the library I would recommend the excellent article written by Judith Burton, ”A Small Specialist Medical Library”, published in New Zealand Libraries 46(7/8) 1990. |
| In recent years the Library's focus has increasingly moved away from being solely a ”Doctor’s Library” to one of providing quality library services for all the Hospital's users: staff, pat[...]d a rapidly expanding audiovisual collection. The Library is joining the HealthLib gratis interloan network[...]as been through the Accreditation process and the Library received the accolade of "the jewel in the Hospit[...]. Moira Jowett— Smit/1 Librarian The National Library's Timeframes Internet site has proved popular wit[...]the heritage items held in the Alexander Turnbull Library's collections. New images are added to the databa[...]gic Festival Week. The building also contains the Library and Western Bay of Plenty Area Office. The older[...]and still fulfils the architect's concept for the Library which was ”to read a book under a tree”. The original Library/Area Office was completed in 1987 and the news of[...]. Overall we did not fare too badly. Although the Library was not subject to much structural change, we gai[...]nistration space. Prior to ”refurb” the small library workroom doubled as Librarian's Office, work spac[...]to the workroom became the public entrance to the Library and Area Office. This meant a continual stream of[...]comprehend how we carried on the business of the Library/Area Office in such cramped, noisy, dusty and inc[...]lly and efficiently with no cross words. In fact, Library and Area Office staff have formed a very close and supportive unit. The Library gained a big workroom office; the Head Librarian[...]oes the recently laid cobblestone area behind the Library adjacent to the Junior section. The fenced and la[...]s we look out into and have access to are a joy. Library staff are adjusting to now being a destination ra[...]i Mural Town Visitor Centre, hang a left into the Library — We would love to see you - and then you can v[...]nez Cooper Head Librarian, Katikati The National Library is moving forward with its plans of establishing[...]Museum Studies from Massey University. In 1994, LIBRARY LIFE 214, JULY 1997 |
| [...]ition will be one of two key positions within the Library's new National Preservation Office. It is anticip[...]ogramme is a joint programme between the National Library and the National Archives. The national preserva[...]ad of Reference and Interloan, Waikato University Library Rachel Lilburn, Lecturer, Library and Information Studies, Victoria University Ian[...]iscroft, Librarian-In-Charge, University of Otago Library Recently this Group met for two days in Wellingt[...]rgaret Calder, Chief Librarian Alexander Turnbull Library, Pamela Najar, Preservation Services Manager, Nat[...]nator, Preservation Policy and Projects, National Library has been established. This Group will meet monthl[...]nator, Preservation Policy and Projects, National Library ofNew Zealand LIBRARY LIEE 214, JULY 1997 BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE ON TH[...]they heard about all sorts of issues to which any library, large or small can relate. With special l[...] |
| REPORT ON THE NATIONAL LIBRARY TRUSTEES LIBRARY RESOURCES COMMITTEE MEETING IN MAY 1997 The Trustees Library Resources Committee is a committee of the Trustees of the National Library, with two representatives nominated by the NZLIA,[...]ies, two by the Trustees, and two by the National Library. Its role is to oversee issues relating to collec[...]ew ways of producing it. In October the National Library will be starting full cataloguing on NZBN of some[...]. Lynne Jackett (Collection Development, National Library) successfully applied to the Trustees for money f[...]the Kathleen Macklin bequest fund. The National Library's Collection Services unit is putting more resour[...]s due to be published in late 1997. The National Library's Collections Policy Web version will be progress[...]electronic resources. Review of the National Library's general collections — libraries who requested[...]ailable material in the first lists. The National Library would welcome feedback from libraries on the proc[...]t Lynne Jackett, Collection Development, National Library. Elaine Hall (Manager, Collection Development, National Library) has been seconded for six months to work on the National Library's Electronic Resources Project. She is working on[...]access, and storage and archiving. The National Library is preparing a policy on access to ensure a consistent library—wide approach in line with the paper ”Moving[...]ble for comment in June. Anna Chalmers (National Library) is undertaking an information gathering exercise[...]by later this year. Conspectus — The National Library proposes to have the Conspectus database available through the National Library's home page, along with the New Zealand guide to[...]rmation Sheet no. 10, March 1997, by the National Library of Australia. Sheryl Morgan Waikato Polytechnic Library NZLIA nominee on Trustees Library Resources Committee MONTANA NEW ZEALAND BOOK AWA[...]d the outcome will inevitably be contentious”. LIBRARY LIFE 214, JULY 1997 |
| INSIDE LIBRARY MANAGEMENT! FIRST IMPRESSIONS This is my first a[...]l team of students who shelved books and kept the library tidy. On Friday afternoons I supervised the same[...]rk and part-time study meant a busy and demanding life. I had hoped to be appointed in an academic library, with a view to working in a theological library eventually. However, I was persuaded by Bible Col[...]with barbed wire. My visit to the Waikeria Prison library taught me I would find ’a real prison’ unnerv[...]kload of uniformed Army personnel poured into the library to borrow videos. They were not blue enough, I wa[...]ide. I have learned to be ruthless with gifts of LIBRARY I.|FE 214, IULY 1997 books and magazines, and[...]th a muster of 540 inmates. Each unit has a small library with books supplied from the Resource Centre and[...]s, attends to all the photocopying and cleans the library. When we have finished the processing and catalog[...]nd borrow books for the inmates from Taupo Public Library. The trip is 3 tr€at- Learning to drive a van w[...]me too. I borrow material from the Turangi Public Library as well and request interloans for the inmates th[...]ding a service close to that provided by a public library. When I first came here, the Resource Centre was[...]ion is manual. If I had already worked in another library, I suspect I would find the Situation frus[...] |
| [...]e an interest or involvement (past or present) in library and information science research. To apply for the grant, write a letter of application including - library qualifications and date obtained - library position held and current employer (though curren[...]n of the grant) - any involvement or interest in library and information science research - any other fin[...]nding. Send your letter to: Mark Hughes Hocken Library University of Otago P O Box 56 Dunedin Fax O-3-479 5078 Email mark.hughes@library.otago.ac.nz TELSIG (Tertiary Libraries SIG) is o[...]to the SIG for one year. The value of the Inside Library Management: first inpressions confirmed from page[...]ffending”. A lot of the inmates never use their library. I am hoping to become involved in literacy work[...]. I like to think that the inmates who do use the library will feel confident enough to use a public library when they leave here. I have insisted on a standa[...]the NZLIA 2. be currently working in a tertiary library 3. never have been to an NZLIA Conference before[...]7. write a report for publication via Colenso or Library Life after Conference. This is an opportunity to atte[...]bent College Liaison Services Massey University Library Private Bag 11-054 Palmerston North New Zealan[...]” is one of them. On the other hand, managing a library single—handedly with little experience has been[...]Resources Lz'brarz'an Tongariro/Rangipo Prison LIBRARY LIEE 214, JULY 1997 |
| [...]ist, which is the digital version of the American Library Association's publication of the same name can be[...]om lis—access to lis-ukolug, a large listing of library and information related lists can be accessed at[...]t on earth it meant. The Summer 1997 issue of the Library and Information Technology Association Newsletter[...]http://wWW.harVard.edu/litaneWs/ It contains an LIBRARY LIEE 214,]uLY1997 interesting article, ”In You[...]by Martin R. Kalfatovic, Smithsonian Institution Library. This article also provides links to other[...] |
| [...]UEST FUND AWARD The Trustees of the National Library have selected a proposal to upgrade the bibliogra[...]thleen Macklin, a former employee of the National Library Service who died in 1995, left a bequest of more than $160,000 ”for the general purposes of the National Library”. The bequest is administered by the Trustees of the National Library, who have invested the principal with the intenti[...]s which help achieve the purposes of the National Library. The Dorothy Neal White Collection is a research[...]s literature research collection. In the National Library of New Zealand Collections Policy the Dorothy Nea[...]t will commence in October. UPCOMING NATIONAL LIBRARY EXHIBITIONS 18 July to 9 November 1997 Wide[...]30-1900 A new exhibition opening at the National Library Gallery in July will reveal the art of early Pake[...]bjects of interest will include scenes from Maori life, the New Zealand wars, and settler farms and townships. The Unhomely: images from the Alexander Turnbull Library Photographic Archive Selected by Gavin Hipkins T[...]artist Gavin Hipkins, also opens at the National Library Gallery on 18 July. The exhibition's title is a l[...]of the collections held in the Alexander Turnbull Library's archives. The exhibition celebrates this by inc[...]s the ultra—close—up depictions of plant cell life rendered by photomicrography and the astronomical[...]ra, from the collection of the Alexander Turnbull Library The Illustrated Erewhon: Samuel Butler in New Zealand Another upcoming exhibition at the National Library Gallery will look at the writer Samuel Butler, and his most famous book, Erewhon. LIBRARY LIFE 214, JULY 1997 |
| [...]s from the collections of the Alexander Ttirnbull Library. NEw ZEALAND LIBRARY AND INFORMATION AssOcIATION ELECTIONS 1997 The[...]Northover Joint Standing Committee on Interloan LIBRARY LIEE 214, Jun 1997 DIPLOMAS AND A DEGREE - THE NEw UNDERGRADUATE QuALII=IcATIoNs IN INFORMATION AND LIBRARY STUDIES I am delighted to announce that late in[...]land to develop a degree major in Information and Library Studies. This W813 the important step required be[...]Science degree was outlined in the March issue Of Library Life and remains unchanged. A student may studY for 3 Diploma in Information and Library Studies, continue I0 achieve a higher level Diplo[...]g, to the Open Polytechnic and to Information and Library Studies C0urSe5- Please feel free to Cont[...] |
| Recently Sheila Stebbings of Clutha District Library and Allison Dobbie of Dunedin Public Libraries we[...]l Government Association about - you guessed it - library charges. It was tempting to refuse, but as this w[...]s, special needs etc, and the contribution of the library to groups such as local writers, journalists, cra[...]Perhaps one way of assessing the public good of a library is the measure of the cost to the community if there were no library. Allison likened the public good of libraries to[...]dea thatjust because a person never set foot in a library did not mean that they never used a library - those people too benefit in many ways from the public goods associated with having a library in a community, for example if the local newspaper uses library resources and staff to research stories. She exp[...]he end of May. This adds to the list published in Library Life 211. The Association is also very appreciative o[...]ils of those present had already determined their library funding policy, all had arrived at ratios of 95%[...]hieved anyway, and the considerable investment in library buildings, resources and staff is undermined. Gen[...]services that are not necessarily related to core library roles, cost money to develop, and involve a consi[...]nd implications surrounding the whole question of library charges. And Allison and Sheila have been asked t[...]ravelcard NZ Post Grant Bunyan (Designhaus) LIBRARY LIFE 214, JULY 1997 |
| [...]to the survey of U.S. libraries published in the Library Journal (April 1996) Inmagic has taken a massive[...], Auckland Tel: 09 376-4124 info@infospecs.co.nz LIBRARY LIFE 214, JULY 1997 |
| [...]. Phone/Fax 04-499 0871 WAITAKI DISTRICT COUNCIL LIBRARY SERVICES MANAGER Applications are invited for the position of Library Services Manager. This position is based at the Oamaru Public Library and has overall responsibility for management of public library services for the Waitaki District. We are seekin[...]actrix.gen.nz Medical Librarian Philson Medical Library School of Medicine Vacancy L602 The University of Auckland Library wishes to appoint an innovative professional Libr[...]Librarian. Applicants will need to have tertiary library qualifications, excellent communication skills, a[...]e of information technology. The Philson Medical Library has a staff of 20 and provides service to both Th[...]elationships with the community. A background in library management would be an advantage. An information[...]n Thursday 24 July 7. JG Cooney General Manager LIBRARY LIFE 214, JULY 1997 |
| [...]es - Ed.] Julius Caesar planned the first public library (44 BC). Do not let your local council take it aw[...]k to recognise that those who take books from the library have a private benefit. MCL: Translated this means, I think, if you read the book in the library it is a public good, if you read the same book at[...]productive restructuring undertaken in the public library sector of some of our larger cities should be sending urgent messages to the library community. It is time for librarians to become a[...]sonable grasp of business and commercial matters LIBRARY LIEE 214, JULY 1997 I am sure you can think of m[...]n of the wealthy. Jean O’Boyle Ratorua Medical Library, Lakeland Health Ltd TERTIARY LIBRARIES SPECIAL[...]iate 0 to strengthen liaison with other tertiary library groups Action Plan: - The SIG Committee will me[...]mmittee will initiate contact with other tertiary library groups on matters of COITIUIOH concern. If membe[...]hem to the SIG. Graeme Siddle Massey University Library J III |
| [...]y was recently run at the New Zealand Dairy Board Library. The purpose of the Trial was to better understan[...]iples of, and to test the methodology design in a library which had not been part of the development phase. The Dairy Board Library was chosen for the trial because it met the NZLIA’s criteria for a trial in a private sector special library, as well as already having a comprehensive collec[...]felt that in order to demonstrate the benefits of library services to the Board, the NZDB Library needed first to quantify those value added servic[...]e trial was drawn from six key sources within the library, including the NZDB Annual report, operational statistics collected within the library, the Library budget, previous reviews and case studies complet[...]further 69 hours of input by Philippa Pointon. A Library and Client Survey was conducted by library staff in February 1997, in order to fill data gap[...]is regrettable. However, this does illustrate to Library Managers the importance of scoping the data requi[...]ided valuable information for the Board about its library and the services provided, as well as identifying[...]ment. Statistical information on a wide range of library and information services and products was collect[...]these products and services to the clients of the library to measure two main streams of benefit (Template[...]utable to clients who choose to spend time in the library or communicating with the library staff, in order to avail themselves of library services and/or products. Of interest to many li[...]o resources and services (in Template 2). As most library goods and services are not traded in the marketpl[...]ed (in Template 3) to develop benefit measures of library services. Nominating proxy values for the collection at NZDB Library created much discussion about the relative value[...]values for the majority of the collection at NZDB Library would be impractical due to the technical nature[...]awareness service. They were calculated using the library staff salaries, average length of staff time requ[...]benefit value for these, based on the cost to the Library. Deriving a value for contact time assumes that[...]ich users accept in choosing to spend time in the library, or communicating with library staff, as opposed to some other activity. The wei[...]ll divisions which had been identified as having library clients. Specific positions were identified where these continued on page 23 LIBRARY LIEE 214, JULY 1997 |
| [...].au. Conference, September 8-17, 1997 Academic library planning and design: challenges for the future. T[...]nd Archives, Ithaca, New York. Cornell University Library Department of Preservation and Conservation. Email: ark3@cornell.edu September 24-26, 1977 Library Technicians’ Conference. InterACTion. Canberra[...]ections97@umich.edu November 10-12, 1997 Public Library/Reference and Information Services Section Confer[...]m.au July 25-26, 1997 Absolutely Positively YA: library services to young adults conference 1997, Welling[...]stchurch October 15-18, 1997 Information is for life: Te Matauranga mo ake ake, Wanganui. NZLIA. Web S[...]dividual staff members. Consequently the value of library services could then be calculated as a function o[...]es of these services. Public and education sector library managers will necessarily use a different method[...]ut the principles will remain the same. Possible library benefit measures were developed by combining the[...]am produced a possible benefit which, when added LIBRARY LIFE 214, JULY 1997 together produced a total benefit[...]ate) which showed a return on investment for NZDB library between 60% and 110%. This compares to the Dairy[...]formation On the costs, revenue and assets of the library, and were the simplest of the templates to[...] |
| [...]to complete the form and send it back to us. Any library which did not receive a form, please contact the[...]ase contact: Tony Millett University of Waikato Library Private Bag 3105 Hamilton Email: a.millett@waik[...]omplete, but is really only a first step for NZDB Library” Communications Manager, Philippa Pointon says.[...]ay which is meaningful to them. Iwould urge other Library Managers to consider this form of investment protection in their own organisations.” LIBRARY LIFE . DEADLINES LL Editorial Vacancies August 18 Ju[...]UCRL) Graeme Siddle (PT) Te Rau H: g; 0 Aotearw Library Life 214, July 1997 ISSN 0110-4373 Published by the New Zealand Library Er Information Association, Level 6, 139-141 Feat[...]d by NZ Print, Wellington. Opinions expressed in Library Lite are not necessarily those ol the Association[...]ents express official policy, this is indicated. LIBRARY LIFE 214, JULY 1997 |
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