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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1903 Excerpt:...concerning the amount by which the estimate exceeds the money available. BOOKS ADDED BY GIFT 5. With every consignment of books delivered by the University Press to the Librarian there shall be sent to the Librarian regular bills on University Press bill-heads, the books for each Department of the University being on a separate bill, and no book shall be accepted by the Librarian unless accompanied by such bills. 6. The Librarian shall also sign and date any ready-reference receipt which the University Press may present with books delivered and accompanied by regular bills. This ready-reference receipt, being signed on delivery of the books without delay for collation of the orders, shall be construed only as a provisional acceptance of the books, and shall contain language so provided, not as waiving or surrendering any right of return otherwise belonging to the Library. For books returned to the Press, after being thus receipted for, the Librarian shall take a return receipt from the Press. 7. The bills named in sec. 5, when audited by the Librarian, shall be returned to the University Press with the signature of the Librarian, indicating what books have been received. The signature of the Librarian upon any bill, or opposite any item of a bill, shall be to the University Press the only voucher of the delivery of the book and its acceptance by the Library. The Librarian shall use such means as are accessible to detect errors in the bills and to secure their correction. 8. These identical bills bearing the signature of the Librarian for each item of the bill, or for the bill as a whole, shall be presented for payment to the Secretary of the University, and no bills not so audited and signed shall be accepted by him for payment. DELIVERY STATION OF THE PUBL...