Report of the Chief Librarian for the Year 1924-25

"Report of the Chief Librarian for the Year 1924-25" by Charles Wilson is a factual record that presents a snapshot of the General Assembly Library in New Zealand, capturing a specific year in its history through administrative details. The story follows the library's yearly operations, looking at its function within the government. It follows the number of books added compared to other years, the work done by the staff at the library, and the difficulties involved in taking care of and growing the book collection. It talks about how important it is to preserve the books through binding and maintenance. A special benefit for members of Parliament is also mentioned, showing that the library is important for government work and study, all combining to deliver a comprehensive account.