PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY.
frO BE MADE A NATIONAL ONE.
.By Tflearavh — Frets Association. WEIiLINiGKTGN, Last Night. The areioial report of the x Chief "Lik-ariaa (Mr C. Wilson) oaame hefore itihc Hous© of [Representatives (this af tonncon. It showed 'that there wjere 76,000 volumes in tire Library, -•against 16,800 ten years ago. The amount of the annual grant was t(he same mow as a decade ago. A reso--Intio'n wa>s embodied in the report (that no fiction be issued to recess sXrwilege-hoMf'r.s. The Hkwii. G. Fowlds .said it was "hoped ,t*> inake the Parliamentary (Library a national one. He hoped ifchlat the report of the Oommibtee would he adopted. Messrs- Luike and McLaren opposed the curtailment of (the privileges, ■Another resolution in the report, proridiing.for the apppintmemt of additional assistance in the Library, was referred to the Government for fa-TOurahle consideration.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10409, 1 September 1911, Page 5
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138PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10409, 1 September 1911, Page 5
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