Library Newsletter June 2016

Upper Hutt Cit y Librar y

NE W SL E T T E R June 2016

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National Volunteer Week

19—25 June

CH E E RS to o u r VO LU NT E E R S

Upper Hutt thanks you

Cheers to our volunteers

Celebrate Matatiki

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We love the volunteers who work with us to deliver programmes for you to enjoy. Without their valuable time, we could not offer as much we do – so a big thank you to all our volunteers!

The Wellington Astronomical Society will give a presentation on the Matariki star system on Friday 17 June at 5.30pm.

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Learn a new skill online, in your own time! Access over 2900 video courses using your tablet, smartphone or computer.

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CONTENTS

D a t a b a s e H ig h l ig h t

2—3 Database Highlights 4 Tales of the 20th Century 5 Events 6 New Fiction 7 Hot Seats 8 — 9 Events Calendar 1 0 Regular Programmes 11 New Nonfiction 1 2 —1 4 Notices and Events 15 Children’s and Teens 16 Recollect

COVER IMG Library volunteer Dale Roberts runs the Rainbow Colours group.

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L e a r n a n e w s k i l l o n l i n e, i n y o u r o w n t i m e!

Lynda.com is a new database available for free to all our library customers: with your library membership you have access to a wide collection of online tutorials that can help you learn software, creative, and business skills.

There are over 2900 courses available in subject areas such as animation, business, design, photography, education, software, and much more.

These tutorials are delivered by experts who are the best in their field, passionate about their subject matter and know how to teach.

Lynda.com can be accessed using your tablet, smartphone or computer – you can even use our library PCs to watch the instructional videos.

Lynda.com is a great new resource not only for customers who are a bit unsure about all the new technology out there and want to learn at their own pace, but also for those of you who just want to brush up on your skills or have a passion for learning.

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Z I N I O D I G I TA L M AG A Z I N E S : N e w T i t l e s

We now have 15 new titles subscribed through Zinio (our online magazine provider). To get set up with Zinio so you can enjoy them all for free, check out the link below or speak to library staff.

To access this collection, go to w w w. u p p e r h u t t l i b r a r y.c o. n z > d ig i t a l - r e s o u r c e s > d ig i t a l m ag a z i n e s > Z i n i o

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Ta l e s o f t h e 2 0 tthh C e n t u ry S T o ry com petition Tell us a stor y about Upper Hutt’s past and win an iPad Mini!

Upper Hutt Cit y Librar y is celebrating Upper Hutt Cit y’s 50th birthday with a stor y competition for children and youth.

Tell us a story about life in Upper Hutt during the 20th century based on something you’ve been told by someone who lived here during that time.

Your story can be about any topic and can be told in a variety of ways. Prizes will be awarded in three different categories with first place entries winning an iPad and runner-ups receiving a $50 book token.

For more information, pick up a competition booklet from one of our libraries or visit 5 0. u p p e r h u t t c i t y.c o m/t a l e s o f t h e 2 0 t h c e n t u r y

Above: Audrey Harper (left) and Janice Henderson (right) share their stories of Upper Hutt.

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Above: Children of all ages enjoyed listening to the various stories told by five speakers.

BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP Next meetings: 1 June THEME: On royalty 6 July THEME: Bring the tissues

Healthy Housing Q & A with Martin Barry Rotary Lounge, Tuesday 7 June 11am — 12pm

The complete step-by-step guide to making sweets, candy & chocolates By: Claire Ptak 

Get free advice on making your home warmer, drier and healthier.

Sit down with Martin and describe your house layout, and he will offer his thoughts on areas such as where heat loss might be occurring, sources of dampness, how the power bill might be reduced, and how the sun’s energy might be better utilised.

The dressmaker of Dachau By: Mary Chamberlain 

UPPER HUTT CITY LIBRARY

BOOK SALE MAY 21 – JUN E 5

GREAT READS AT A GREAT PRICE

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NE W BOOKS: Fiction

Coffin Road

By Peter May

F l ig h t o f d r e a m s

By Ariel Lawhon

‘Til death do us part

By Amanda Quick

Fa m i l y j e w e l s

By Stuart Woods

Most wanted

By Lisa Scottoline

U n d e r I t a l ia n s k i e s

By Nicky Pellegrino

Poisonous

By Allison Brennan

Salamis

By Christian Cameron

A time of torment

By Erica James

The obsession

By Mary Higgins Clark

The secret heiress

By Luke Devenish

A d a m’s i m ag e

By Debbie Macomber

High tide

By Veronica Henry

The last mile

By David Baldacci

As time goes by

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H O T S E AT S Do you have knowledge to share with our c o m m u n i t y ? Contact us on 04 527 2171 or libraryprogrammes@uhcc.govt.nz for more information about becoming a Hot Seat Expert.

Computer Mentor Volunteers assist with establishing email accounts, preparing documents and forms. Mon to Sat, 10 —12pm

P u b l i c Tr u s t Estate planning and asset protection advice. Third Wednesday of the month, 10.30 —11.30am

G e n e a l og y Advice on tracing your family history, and resources available for ongoing research. Second Monday of the month, 10 —12pm

Housing New Zealand Get information and have your questions and concerns heard.

Fortnightly on Wednesdays, 2.30 —3.30pm

Communit y Law Legal information and advice on how to access free legal services.

Every Monday, 2—3pm

Neighbourhood Support Share your stories and discuss how we can support you in your neighbourhood. Fourth Wednesday of the month, 11am

Grief Relief Justice of the Peace Advice on all loss and grief-related matters. Third Tuesday of the month, JPs available to witness signatures, verify documents and more.

10 —12pm Every Thursday, 10 —11am, also first Newcomers Network & third Thursdays 6 —7pm New to town? Want to meet new friends? Need some help settling in? C l e a rT h i n k i n g C o a c h i n g Advice and support for individuals Interested in local activities? Come and organisations with goal setting and see us. First Wednesday of the and planning. Second and fourth month, 10 —11am Thursdays, 6 —7pm Funding Advice & Support A d a p t i v e Te c h n o l og y Advice and support services for Advice on assistive technology for community organisations. people with a range of disabilities.

Second Wednesday of the month, First Friday of the month, 10 —12pm 10.30 —11.30am PORSE In-home Childcare Learn about becoming a PORSE inhome educator. Second Wednesday of the month, 10.30 —11.30am (in the children’s area)

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JUNE PROGR AMMES + E VENTS 1 Wednesday Breakfast Club Book Discussion Group Busy Babies WINZ Workshop Yoga with Uma Library Stars Mayor’s Evening Computer Mentor Newcomer’s Network Housing New Zealand 2 Thursday Knit + Knatter Busy Bodies Take a fresh look at art Careers Clinic WINZ Workshop Lego Club Ukes for Beginners UH Ukes Computer Mentor Justice of the Peace 3 Friday Friday Fables It’s Write Easy Movie Magic Batteries Not Included Computer Mentor Adaptive Technology 4 Saturday Movie Magic Computer Mentor 5 Sunday Family Funday 6 Monday Queen’s Birthday 7 Tu e s d a y Job Seekers Club Rainbow Colours DRT Meet Up Healthy Housing Q&A Unscripted Computer Mentor 8 Wednesday Breakfast Club Busy Babies WINZ Workshop Pinehaven Rainbow Colours Yoga with Uma Library Stars

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8.30 —10am 10.15—11.30am 10.30 —11am 11.30 —12.30pm 2.30 —3.30pm 4—5.30pm 5—7pm 10 —12pm 10 —11am 2.30 —3.30pm 10 —12pm 10.30 —11am 11—12pm 11.30 —1pm 1.30 —3pm 3.30 —4.30pm 5—5.30pm 5.50 — 6.50pm 10 —12pm 10—11am, 6—7pm 10.30 —11.15am 1.30 —3pm 3.15—5pm 3.30 —5pm 10 —12pm 10 —12pm 1.30 —3.30pm 10 —12pm 10 —4pm CLOSED 8.30 —10am 10 —12pm 10.30 —12pm 11—12pm 1.30 —3pm 10 —12pm 8.30 —10am 10.30 —11am 11.30 —12.30pm 12.30 —2.30pm 2.30 —3.30pm 4—5.30pm

Computer Mentor PORSE Funding Advice & Support 9 Thursday Knit + Knatter Busy Bodies Take a fresh look at art Careers Clinic WINZ Workshop Lego Club Ukes for Beginners Living Lit UH Ukes Computer Mentor Justice of the Peace ClearThinking Coaching 10 Friday Friday Fables It’s Write Easy Movie Magic Batteries Not Included Computer Mentor 11 S a t u r d a y Movie Magic Computer Mentor 12 Sunday Family Funday 13 Monday Busy Bodies WINZ Workshop Tai Chi Board Gaming at HAPAI Computer Mentor Genealogy Community Law 1 4 Tu e s d a y Job Seekers Club Card Making DRT Meet Up Unscripted Computer Mentor 15 Wednesday Breakfast Club Busy Babies WINZ Workshop Yoga with Uma Library Stars Computer Mentor Public Trust Housing New Zealand

10 —12pm 10.30 —11.30am 10.30 —11.30am 10 —12pm 10.30 —11am 11—12pm 11.30 —1pm 1.30 —3pm 3.30 —4.30pm 5—5.30pm 5.30 — 6.45pm 5.50 — 6.50pm 10 —12pm 10 —11am 6 —7pm 10.30 —11.15am 1.30 —3pm 3.15—5pm 3.30 —5pm 10 —12pm 1.30 —3pm 10 —12pm 10 —4pm 10.30 —11am 1—3pm 1.30 —2.30pm 7—9pm 10 —12pm 10 —12pm 2—3pm 8.30 —10am 10 —12pm 10.30 —12pm 1.30 —3pm 10 —12pm 8.30 —10am 10.30 —11.30am 11.30 —12.30pm 2.30 —3.30pm 4—5.30pm 10 —12pm 10.30 —11.30am 2.30 —3.30pm

Progr amme information is considered to be true and correct at the date of public ation.

16 T h u r s d a y Knit + Knatter Busy Bodies Take a fresh look at art Careers Clinic WINZ Workshop Lego Club Ukes for Beginners UH Ukes Community Patrol Info Computer Mentor Justice of the Peace 17 F r i d a y Friday Fables It’s Write Easy Movie Magic Batteries Not Included Matariki at the Library Computer Mentor KASAGIP 18 Saturday Movie Magic Computer Mentor 19 Sunday Family Funday Family History Group 20 Monday Busy Bodies Tai Chi WINZ Workshop Computer Mentor Community Law 21 Tu e s d a y Job Seekers Club Rainbow Colours DRT Meet Up Babywearing Meet Up WINZ Workshop Unscripted Computer Mentor Grief Relief 22 Wednesday Breakfast Club Busy Babies WINZ Workshop Pinehaven Rainbow Colours Yoga with Uma Library Stars Computer Mentor Neighbourhood Support 23 Thursday Knit + Knatter Busy Bodies Take a fresh look at art Careers Clinic WINZ Workshop

10 —12pm 10.30 —11am 11—12pm 11.30 —12.30pm 1.30 —3pm 3.30 —4.30pm 5—5.30pm 5.50 — 6.50pm 6 —7pm 10 —12pm 10—11am, 6—7pm 10.30 —11.15am 1.30 —3pm 3.15—5pm 3.30 —5pm 5.30 — 6.30pm 10 —12pm 5.30 — 6.30pm 1.30 —3pm 10 —12pm 10 —4pm 1—2pm 10.30 —11am 1.30 —2.30pm 1—3pm 10 —12pm 2—3pm

Careers Clinic WINZ Workshop Lego Club Ukes for Beginners UH Ukes Computer Mentor Justice of the Peace ClearThinking Coaching 24 Friday Friday Fables It’s Write Easy Movie Magic Batteries Not Included Computer Mentor 25 Saturday Movie Magic Computer Mentor 26 Sunday Family Funday 27 Monday Busy Bodies WINZ Workshop Tai Chi Adult Board Gaming Computer Mentor Community Law 2 8 Tu e s d a y Job Seekers Club Card Making DRT Meet Up Unscripted Computer Mentor

8.30 —10am 10 —12pm 10.30 —12pm 10.30 —12pm 1—3pm 1.30 —3pm 10 —12pm 10 —12pm 8.30 —10am 10.30 —11.30am 11.30 —12.30pm 12.30 —2.30pm 2.30 —3.30pm 4—5.30pm 10 —12pm 11am 10 —12pm 10.30 —11am 11—12pm 11.30 —1pm 1.30 —3pm

29 Wednesday Busy Babies WINZ Workshop Yoga with Uma Library Stars Computer Mentor Housing New Zealand 30 Thursday Knit + Knatter Busy Bodies Take a fresh look at art Careers Clinic WINZ Workshop Lego Club Ukes for Beginners UH Ukes Computer Mentor Justice of the Peace

11.30 —1pm 1.30 —3pm 3.30 —4.30pm 5—5.30pm 5.50 — 6.50pm 10 —12pm 10 —11am 6 —7pm 10.30 —11.15am 1.30 —3pm 3.15—5pm 3.30 —5pm 10 —12pm 1.30 —3pm 10 —12pm 10 —4pm 10.30 —11am 1—3pm 1.30 —2.30pm 7—9pm (HAPAI) 10 —12pm 2—3pm 8.30 —10am 10 —12pm 10.30 —12pm 1.30 —3pm 10 —12pm 10.30 —11.30am 11.30 —12.30pm 2.30 —3.30pm 4—5.30pm 10 —12pm 2.30 —3.30pm 10 —12pm 10.30 —11am 11—12pm 11.30 —12.30pm 1.30 —3pm 3.30 —4.30pm 5—5.30pm 5.50 — 6.50pm 10 —12pm 10 —11am

Hot Seat - see pg 7 for more details This event requires registration

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REGUL AR PROGR AMMES Gentle exercises suited to older adults. Ever y Monday, 1.30 — 2.30pm Board gaming club for adults.

For tnightly on Monday s , 7— 9pm at the HAPAI Club.

Create easy-to-make any occasion cards. For tnightly on Tue sday s , 10 —1 2pm Colouring in for adults. BYO colouring book and pens.

Fortnightly on Tuesdays, 10 —12pm

Baby Wearing Meet-Up

Share your carriers and experience. Third Tue sday of the month, 10.30 —1 2pm Theatre sports for those aged 50+. Ever y Tue sday, 1.30 — 3pm

Chat about your connections Disabled in Upper Hut t over a cuppa.

Resources Trust Meet Up Ev e r y Tu e s d ay, 10 . 3 0 —1 2p m

Yoga with Uma

Five session course begins Wed 1 June. Wedne sday s 2.30– 3.30pm

at Pinehaven

Colouring in for adults. BYO colouring book and pens.

For tnightly on Wedne sday s , 1 2.30 —2.30pm Share morning tea while knitting or crocheting over a good yarn.

Ever y Thur sday, 10 —1 2pm Take a fresh look at art with Anna Hewett. Ever y Thur sday, 11—1 2pm

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U k e s f o r B e g i n n e r s (age 8+) Ever y Thur sday, 5 — 5.30pm Upper Hutt Ukes Ever y Thur sday, 5.50 — 6 .50pm Story time, fun and sharing for adults with disabilities. Ever y Friday, 10.30 —11.15am (runs during school term only) It’s write easy to write your own family history.

Ever y Friday, 1.30 — 3pm

Table top games for teens 13+ Ever y Friday, 3.30 — 5pm

Research your family history with like-minded people. Third Sunday of the month, 1—2pm

A D U LT B O O K C L U B S Sharing books on a different theme each month. Fir st Wedne sday of the month, 10.30 —11.30 am Not your ordinary book club…

Second Thur sday of the month, 5.30 — 6 .45pm

EMPLOYMENT DE VELOPMENT Dedicated computer time for job searching.

Tue sday s , 8 .30 —10 am Get help with CV preparation, cover letters and searching for jobs. Thur sday s , 11.30 am —1pm

NE W BOOKS: Nonfiction

Final chapters : how famous authors died

By Jim Bernhard

T h e s p e n d e r ’s g u i d e t o d e b t- f r e e l i v i n g

By Anna Newell Jones

Annabel Langbein : share the love

By Annabel Langbein

T h e n e w m i l k s : 10 0 dair y-free recipes for making and cooking w i t h s o y, n u t , s e e d , grain, & coconut milks

By Dina Cheney

T h e b a d - a s s l i b r a r ia n s of Timbuktu : and their race to save the w o r l d ’s m o s t p r e c i o u s manuscripts

By Joshua Hammer

Classic British cars : t h e g o l d e n ag e o f t h e B r i t i s h c a r, f e a t u r i n g over 80 machines shown i n 170 p h o t og r a p h s

By Graham Robson

Raising men : lessons Nav y SE ALs learned from their training and taught to their sons

By Eric Davis

The cool factor : a guide to achieving effortless s t y l e, w i t h s e c r e t s f r o m the women who have it

By Andrea Linett

To t h e m e m o r y : N e w Z e a l a n d’s w a r memorials

By Jock Phillips

After stalingrad : seven years as a soviet p r i s o n e r o f w ar

By Adelbert Holl

H e r ag a i n : b e c o m i n g Mer yl Streep

By Michael Schulman

Deskbound : standing up to a sitting world

By Kelly Starrett

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M A K I N G I T E A S I E R F O R O U R C U S T O M E R S T O PAY F E E S In response to many customer requests, from July 1 2016 we are making it easier for our customers to pay any fees and charges through an online banking option. Details will be made available in the next few weeks both on our website and in the libraries leading up to launching the service.

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CHARGES

Replacement Membership cards Compact disc rental DVD rental

Ukulele rental

$2.00 per week per title

$1 .00

single DVD

$3.00

T V series DVDs

$5.00

per item (for 4 weeks)

$5.00

Reproduction of archival photographs Requests for adult material

Actual costs per item

Requests for children’s and teen’s material

$1 .00 no charge

Interloans

per item

$8.00

Black and white printing and/or copying

per page

$0.20

Colour copying

per page

$1 .00

Overdue adult books, magazines and all audio visual material

per day per item

$0.50

Overdue children’s and teen’s books, audio books, and magazines

per day per item

No charge

administration fee plus original purchase price

Adults $10.00

Lost or damaged library material

Hire a

UKE!

$5

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Children $5.00

HUB CHANGES TO IMPROVE CUSTOMER E XPERIENCE During the first two weeks of June there will be some disruption in our library as we install our new service desks, self-service kiosks and security gates which will enable us to deliver even better customer service than we do now.

The main benefits for our customers will be: • Wider, more accessible security gates • An in-house option for express returns • Sit down areas for customer service • A shelf to place your bags while at the service desk • Faster and more reliable self-service kiosks

WORK IN PROGRESS

Please bear with us as we upgrade our hub.

Thank you for your patience

We apologise for any disruption to our service during the installation phase and will endeavour to keep this to a minimum for you.

Community Patrols are the Eyes & Ears for the NZ Police

Volunteers caring for the safety and security of their community We are holding an information night on the Thursday 16 June at 6 — 7pm.

We are a link between NZ Police and your community and would love to show and tell our story.

We patrol Upper Hutt every Friday and Saturday night; if you have a need for us to target specific issues and areas, do tell us.

Pop along to learn about what we do and how we do it.

Check us out at www.uhcp.org.nz Email us at uhcommunitypatrol@gmail.com

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Matariki at the Library Join us to celebrate Matariki on Friday 17 June at 5.30pm.

The Wellington Astronomical Society will give a presentation on the Matariki star system. There will also be the opportunity to use a telescope to observe the planets.

A light snack, hot drink and craft activity will be provided. Recommended ages 5–12.

Ka puta a Matariki, ka rere ā Whānui, ko te tohu o te tau.

Wellington Astronomical Society

www.was.org.nz

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CHILDREN’S AND TEENS

B U S Y S E S S IO N S for pre - schoolers

Busy Babies Enjoy songs, nursery rhymes and musical playtime with your baby.

Wednesdays, 10.30am Busy Bodies An active session stimulating body and mind with songs, dancing, rhymes and stories. For children up to 3 years.

Mondays & Thursdays, 10.30am Sessions run during the term only.

OUT AND ABOUT! Were you lucky enough to spot our very own Cat in the Hat that sat on the mat reading Green Eggs and Ham last month?

Keep your eyes peeled...

LIBR ARIAN’S CHOICE BOOK RE VIE W! The Twits by Roald Dahl, reviewed by Stephnie Mr and Mrs Twit are awful people. They play mean pranks on each other, eat boney bird pie and kidnap monkeys! But what happens when someone finally takes their revenge?

This really is an oldie but a goodie! It’s a hilarious tale written by a great author. It makes total sense that it’s a classic and the spiritual forefather to David Walliams and Andy Griffiths.

It is quite a short chapter book but with some complex language so I would recommend it to children who have some confidence with chapter books. It is a perfect bedtime book to read together with a caregiver to help with the occasional difficult word.

Ch il dr e n’s Programmes Learn about the library, complete challenges and earn rewards at our Library Stars new after school club.

Wednesdays, 4—5.30pm (runs during the term only) restarts on Wed 11 May. L e g o C l u b Imagine, build, challenge your friends and have fun at our after-school Lego Club. Thursdays, 3.30 — 4.30pm (runs during the term only) M o v i e M ag i c Check at the library for this week’s movie.

Fridays, 3.15— 4.45pm Saturdays, 1.30 —3pm Fa m i l y F u n d a y Enjoy family time with board games and activities.

Sundays, ALL DAY KID’S TIDBIT LIT! M r S t i n k b y Da v i d Wa l l ia m s Mr Stink is a hear t warming stor y about a young girl and a tr amp becoming unlikely friends . It has lots of laughs and lots of sad bits . Hope you enjoy it.

By Stan

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U P P E R H U T T I N T H E 1 96 0 s – O R A L H I S T O R I E S Upper Hutt in the 1960s – a time of young families in newly built houses, relaxed days riding bikes and swimming in the river, socialising at balls and parties or grooving to the latest band at a youth club dance. It was a time of growing your own veges, knitting your own cardies and maybe even building your own home. Friday night shopping was big, Hazelwoods was the store, and wars were being fought in schools over hair length for boys and skirt length for girls.

People’s stories of the ‘60s have been recorded in an oral history project undertaken for the 50th anniversary of Upper Hutt becoming a city. You can hear the interviews on the library’s Recollect website at u h c l . r e c o l l e c t .c o. n z /n o d e s/v i e w/2 4 810.

More recordings will be added over time.

ABOVE: Hazelwoods Women’s Day; C olin Gibb s and Mr s C odyre inf lating balloons .

BELOW: Hi - Lite s , Upper Hut t Rugby Football Club, c. 196 4–65

Our Upper Hutt in the 1960s oral history project will be launched in the library’s Rotary lounge, Wednesday 13 July, 5.30pm. All welcome. The launch will also feature some newly acquired home movie footage of 1960s Upper Hutt.

CENTR AL LIBR ARY 844 Fergusson Drive P H O N E 04 527 2117 E M A I L library@uhcc.govt.nz H O U R S MON—FRI 10am—7pm, SAT— SUN 10am—4pm

POST WEB

PINEHAVEN LIBR ARY 56 Pinehaven Road P H O N E 04 528 2208 E M A I L pinehaven@uhcc.govt.nz H O U R S MON 12.30 —4.30pm, TUE 5—7pm, WED 12.30 — 4.30pm, THU closed, FRI 12.30 —4.30pm, SAT 10.30am— 12.30pm, SUN closed

Private Bag 907, Upper Hutt 5140 www.upperhuttlibrary.co.nz

MOBILE LIBR ARY E M A I L libmobile@uhcc.govt.nz H O U R S Runs during the school term only. Check our timetable to find out when we next stop near you. Available in the library or online at o w. l y/4 m P x M J

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