LIBRARY STAFF. TABLE XVII-continued. (b) Assistants receiving salaries of £200 and over, or on salary scales rising to a maximum of £200 and over-continued. 28 Women Assistants received salaries between £200-£299; 84 between £150-£199, and 205 between £100-£149. TABLE XVIII.—County libraries. Remuneration of staff. * Includes one credited with cost of living bonus at Civil Service rate. The average salary of a Chief Librarian was £311. PROGRESS IN LIBRARY PROVISION. TABLE XIX.-Urban libraries. Progress in library provision, 1911-1924. (See Introductory Note 14 in regard to missing and abnormal figures.) 22,559,427 48,828,831 224 727,308 8d. 1911 9,414,829 43.1 1921 23,987,903 10,670,570 48.4 1,986,123 9.3 1,130,789 1/1924 24,168,702 12,330,915 52.3 73,729,094 305 2,500,961 11.0 1,189,500 1/ Particulars not available. STOCK AND ISSUES. 1924 unless otherwise stated. (See Introductory Note 15.) TABLE XX.-Urban and County libraries. Urban libraries Total TABLE XXI.—Urban libraries. Stock and issues. (a) Areas with population over 20,000 (Groups A to L). 109.9 Todmorden L. L. J. B. H. (b) Areas with population under 20,000 (Groups M to 0). Note. The relevant figures for the following authorities have not been included in this Table as they were abnormal for the reason stated in Introductory Note and Table LXIII. 77.8 Westminster, E. 106.7 Wigan, F. 216.7 Kendal, M. 1499.6 City of London, M. STOCK AND ISSUES. 1924 unless otherwise stated. TABLE XXIII.—Urban libraries. Areas in which the number of Volumes in Stock per 100 of population fell below 30. (a) Areas with population over 20,000 (Groups A to L). G. G. K. G. H. J. 21.8 K. H. E. G. .. Pendlebury. (b) Areas with population under 20,000 (Groups M to 0). The relevant figures for the following authorities have not been included in this Table as they were abnormal for the reason stated in Introductory Note 8 and Table LXIII. |