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One of a sample of letters from correspondence files. Letter disputing the administration of bespoken books; from Miss G.E. Wigglesworth.
From a selection of correspondence and committee reports from the 1920s.
From a collection of material relating to the early years and development of Linwood Public Library, a subscription library founded in 1909 by the Linwood Citizens Association.
Archive 107, Series 2/6
Unpublished, [ca. 1920s]
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Digitised material from Series 2/6
- Memorandum / Christchurch Tramway Board
- Letter / E. Thomas
- Letter / A. Veitch
- Letter / V.W.M. Voller
- Letter / G.E. Wigglesworth
- Periodical report from the non-fiction committee
- Report of the subcommittee on paper, periodicals & magazines in subscribers reading rooms
- Periodical report of the non-fiction and reference section of the L.P.L.
View catalogue record for Archive 107 - Linwood Public Library
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Linwood Public Library Archive - digitised material
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Linwood Public Library: The Voluntary Years, 1909-1993
History of the Linwood Public Library
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