Interloans

• What is an Interloan?
• Who may use this service?
• What can be interloaned?
• What if the item is not available in New Zealand?
• How long will my interloan take?
• Is there a charge for the service?
• How do I pay?
• What happens when my item arrives?
• How do I submit an interloan?
• Information to include when requesting an interloan

What happens once my item arrives?

Notification is sent when the library receives the item. Applicable charges are added to your library record.

Material you can keep

Material is collected from your library.

Material you can borrow

Material will be issued on to your library record.

The lending library determines the issue period and any applicable use restrictions. All material is subject to recall by the owning institution at any time. Interloans returned past the due date incur daily overdue charges.

Renewals may be available on request; contact library staff for more information.

Interloans must be returned to the library from which they were collected with all accompanying jackets, forms or papers. Charges will be applied for lost or damaged materials.

Material you must only use in the library

Some items are supplied only on the condition that they are used in the library. This typically applies to theses, microfilm, microfiche, research papers etc.