[unclear: All even] floors of the library are open to the public.

[unclear: Library] has upward of half a million volumes, old and rare, others which are helping push rd the frontiers of knowledge. It has the [unclear: la-urnals] (over 6,000 of them) and many [unclear: mo-nethods] of storing and retrieving information.

on Floor 2 and pick up a printed sheet for a Guided Tour. Members of the Library will be available to help you.

[unclear: Spicial] Points of Interest

[unclear: itions] - Books the Professors owned. New Books.

to records - music drama and poetry in the Study South End).

[unclear: lay] of reference tools in the Reference Room [unclear: a] End).

[unclear: iche] in the Catalogue Department. [unclear: 1].

newspapers on display in the Microfilm Room.

"Year of the Child". U.N. documents in the U.N. Documents Room.

Floor 0

Binders at work. Sewing machine and guillotine in operation. Gold lettering.

Floor 3.

Colour reproductions of Works of Art and Architecture in the Slide Library.

Floor 5 J.C. Beaglehole Room

Rare books and a display on University History

Floor 6 Law Library

Displays of legal material on Lady Chatkrley's Lover and Maori Land law.

Works of Art

Paintings, sculpture and ceramics form a distinguished collection by leading New Zealand artists.

A catalogue is available at the main Library desk, Floor 2, Rankine Brown.