A Primer of Library Practice
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The personal element enters into the matter a great 68 A PRIMER OF LIBRARY PRACTICE deal, much depending upon the tact of the Ubrarian and such members of his staff as come into contact with the Committee. Donations of books have been referred to in Chapter II in connection with the preHminary operations in organising a new Hbrary, but such donations in less bulk will be received all the year round and have to be presented to the Committee for acceptance or rejection. Usually it is wise to acce...pt gifts of books, especially from local people, as although this may bring much rubbish, valuable items may occasionally be secured, and it tends to excite outside interest in the institution, which is generally worth doing. Naturally a com- mittee only accepts such donations and does not promise to place them on the library shelves.
Accounting and storing stationery and printed stock require careful attention to avoid the unex- pected running out of any article, as well as to pre- vent waste through dust or damage.
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The personal element enters into the matter a great 68 A PRIMER OF LIBRARY PRACTICE deal, much depending upon the tact of the Ubrarian and such members of his staff as come into contact with the Committee. Donations of books have been referred to in Chapter II in connection with the preHminary operations in organising a new Hbrary, but such donations in less bulk will be received all the year round and have to be presented to the Committee for acceptance or rejection. Usually it is wise to acce...pt gifts of books, especially from local people, as although this may bring much rubbish, valuable items may occasionally be secured, and it tends to excite outside interest in the institution, which is generally worth doing. Naturally a com- mittee only accepts such donations and does not promise to place them on the library shelves.
Accounting and storing stationery and printed stock require careful attention to avoid the unex- pected running out of any article, as well as to pre- vent waste through dust or damage.
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