_Binding._--The whole edition to be bound in good straw-boards of suitable thickness, strongly sewn with thread, with cloth strip backs of good quality, the covers being pasted on the front and back and the whole cut flush. Fourteen days will be allowed for binding after the last sheet has been returned for the press. _Delivery._--When completed the catalogues are to be securely tied up in brown-paper parcels of fifty each and delivered to the Librarian at the Public Library. _Tender._--The tender is to state the price per page for 8-point and for 6-point respectively, this price to be inclusive of all charges for press corrections, covers, binding, and delivery as aforesaid. When completed work to be measured up, and, according to the quantity of each of the above types used, charges will be allowed. Payment will be made within three months afterwards. _Other conditions._--The work is to be carried out to the entire satisfaction of the Librarian, and if he is dissatisfied with its execution he is authorised to stop the work and refer the matter to the Library Committee for their decision, which shall be final and binding. _Contract._--The firm whose tender is accepted may be required by the Committee to enter into a contract with the Borough Council to carry out the work in accordance with this specification and its conditions, and to give an undertaking that the rate of wages paid and the hours of labour observed are those that are generally accepted as fair by the printing trades. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. Tenders with samples of the paper proposed to be used, to be sent in sealed envelopes, and endorsed “Catalogue” to reach the undersigned on or before January 1st, 1927. GEORGE PRESTON, _Borough Librarian._ Public Library, Montana. ORDER OF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL PARTICULARS FOR CATALOGUING. _1._ Author’s surname. _2._ Author’s forenames. _3._ Author’s distinctions. _4._ Title of book. _5._ Additions to title if any. _6._ Name of editor or translator. _7._ Edition if stated. _8._ Series if any (A.L.A. and L.A. bring this after No. 13). _9._ Place of publication. _10._ Name of publisher. _11._ Date of publication. _12._ Number of volumes. _13._ Size. _14._ Number of pages. _15._ Illustrations. _16._ Portraits. _17._ Maps. _18._ Plans. _19._ Facsimiles. _20._ Diagrams. _21._ Tables. _22._ Charts. _23._ Music in text. _24._ Memoir. _25._ Glossary. _26._ Bibliography. _27._ Contents. _28._ Annotation. COURSE 5: ENGLISH LITERARY HISTORY _By James Cranshaw._ GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.