In recent times the north and east walls of the Library have been broken through as part of the construction project. In some parts of the Library there are now only thin hoardings between us and the elements. This is making it very difficult to manage the temperature in the Library. The New Zealand Collection is particularly cold at the moment. Please use the bell provided to call for assistance if the desk is not staffed. Level 4 is the warmest place for study purposes.
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