PROFESSOR'S REGRET
™ S r? t that the , Cit - v Council had seen fit to sever the connection between the City IJbrary and the Umyersity College, which dated back to the earliest days of the history of the college was expressed by Professor W. A. Sewell in a letter received by the council last night, referring to the fact that the council had failed to reappoint him as a member of the library committee. In February of this year, he said, the council had appointed him a delegate to the annual conference of the New Zealand Library Association, which had elected him a member of the national council of the association. Because of the City Council's recent action he no longer had any status as a delegate and had thought it proper to resign from the Library Association council. He reported that his resignation had been accepted with regret and another local body delegate had been appointed in his place. The letter was received.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 180, 1 August 1941, Page 4
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