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(iii) Lectures were also delivered at 7 o'clock every Thursday evening in
the Juvenile departments of the Central, Dulwich, and Livesey Libraries by the
following. Average attendance 150.
Lecturer. Subject.
Mr. H. S. Banner, B.A., F.R.G.S. " Malaya the Marvellous."
Miss M. Barrows "Kenya."
Mr. A. J. Bouchier "Rhodesia."
Mrs. Garth Brown " New Zealand."
Mr. F. H. Burn "Bermuda."
Lady Chatterjee "India."
Prof. J. R. Ainsworth Davis, M.A.,
F.Z.S. "Casting Life in New Moulds."
Mr. G. Gilchrist "South Africa."
Mr. E. J. Golledge "Through the Eastern Provinces of Canada."
Mr. W. L. Grace "Tasmania."
Capt. L. Greenstreet " A Chat about British Columbia."
Mr. W. J. A. Hahn "Old Camberwell" and "Old Peckham and
Dulwich."
Mr. J. Nugent Harris "Canada"
Major H. Heydeman, M.C., F.R.G.S. "Travel in South Africa."
Mrs. Holman "Australia."
Miss J. Iris Howard "Nova Scotia."
Miss Lane "Stories of Empire Builders."
Mr. J. Littlejohns "Gibraltar."
Miss Low "Canada."
Mrs. C. Mansfield, F.R.G.S. "My Tramp through Africa."
Capt. H. G. Mansfield, F.R.G.S. "Among the Fur Traders."
Mr. William Marriott "Conveyances in Many Lands " and
" Our Empire brought to Mind."
Mr. S. J. Milton " At the Sign of the Sun that Never Sets "
and "British South America."
Mr. A. G. Morkill "Malaya."
Mr. C. Pilkington "Marvellous Malaya."
Mr. F. K. Spurdle "New Zealand."
Mr. C. F. Strickland "Indian Countryside."
Mr. W. Mark Webb, F.L.S., F.R.M.S. "Curiosities of Currency " and
"The Naturalist Lends a Hand."
Major L. E. White "Malta."
Public Libraries. Juvenile Departments. Alteration of
Rules and Regulations.
At their meeting on the 12th June, 1929, the Council received
a report from their Libraries Committee suggesting that
the existing rules and regulations with reference to the payment
of fines upon failure to return books within the time specified,
should be revised so far as the Juvenile Lending Departments
were concerned.
The Council accordingly passed the following resolution:—
That Rule 5 of the Rules and Regulations appertaining
to the Camberwell Public Libraries be amended, so far as it
relates to the Juvenile Departments, to read as follows:—
The time allowed for reading each book or set of books is fourteen days
from the date of issue, and they are due on the same day of the week as issued.
Borrowers detaining any book beyond that period, unless a renewal has been
granted, will be fined ½d. for the first two subsequent days (excluding