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Although a few books had been acquired and set aside from time to time for a Reference Library, there is no record that any use was made of them. It was not until 20 years after the adoption of the Act that the reference department was formally recognised, the number of volumes issued for reference in 1883-4 being recorded as 6, 291, the lending library figures for the same year being 64, 222.
In all the early reports of the Committee the News- room appears to have the first place, and the majo...r part of the money was expended in this direction. The use made of this department was considerable an accurate report of the numbers was kept, a boy being employed to record each person who entered 10 the reading room. In 1861-2, the number of visitors to the voluntary reading room was 96, 000, the first year after the adoption of the Act the number rose to 145, 000, and two years later it was 222, 500.
In the circular issued by the original promoters the object is stated to be " the establishment of a Refer- "ence and Circulating Library and Reading- Room " .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although a few books had been acquired and set aside from time to time for a Reference Library, there is no record that any use was made of them. It was not until 20 years after the adoption of the Act that the reference department was formally recognised, the number of volumes issued for reference in 1883-4 being recorded as 6, 291, the lending library figures for the same year being 64, 222.
In all the early reports of the Committee the News- room appears to have the first place, and the majo...r part of the money was expended in this direction. The use made of this department was considerable an accurate report of the numbers was kept, a boy being employed to record each person who entered 10 the reading room. In 1861-2, the number of visitors to the voluntary reading room was 96, 000, the first year after the adoption of the Act the number rose to 145, 000, and two years later it was 222, 500.
In the circular issued by the original promoters the object is stated to be " the establishment of a Refer- "ence and Circulating Library and Reading- Room " .
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