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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6563, 29 November 1882, Page 4

D .t.ing the last session of Parliament, a'lra of .£6OOO was voted in aid 0 j p a vr Libraries. The mode of agreed upon was that a sum of £'25 3hould bo udded to the last year's income of >• applying libraries. By this method'"* distribution tho small struggling jjbr a ■'* would receive the largest proporti',,^! 8 share of the vote than more ones. In the event of the actions for aid being so aiuZuX thnc a 3um of £25 could not be >/•? to each, the tinal distribution, it may be, will be in that The prospect of such aid has cicrid " keen interest among those who management of public libraries in" -h* Auckland province, and n.v. ;o f!. s selves, but to the members who the several districts, have :aanv aJsfe. tioiis been made for iufor:>;a:i.' :l ! subject. We have previously puhli-.v'J j the form of declaiatioa ih:;n J jbe made by each applicant f"r"~a ; d° I and now remind our readers t"",» j copies of the necessary form.-, j corporating district libraries uu-i-r i'ri j Public Libraries Act, together with .L j form of declaration which has to be iar.de ■ are to be obtained on app'iiean..:: a'Via otlice of the Board of Educiti v-jt | land. T;iere is no time for delay. f^" e distribution is to be made a: on the :W at January, ISSo, a::.i a f the ioruis of application iiave to bj l; 4 L , ises _ sioii of the Secretary for Kiucati <i," \y fc i_ luigton, on or before the iiad T:ie conductors of public iib ar,tr:„~ n• £ j South will no doubt look s'ii:;,..their own interests, ,-.nd it is t ,i that the settlers in . ;t f^ e Auckland province will not delav ' application until it is too late.