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Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 73, 2 August 1912, Page 1

Our ancestors briicvorl many things winch even children to-day know were foolish. Ami we bc-lievo many things that our children will laugh at. Why not gptf wiso to as nnich as v/v> can in iilo now? Throw away prejudice and look at thirds with Rood, ordinary horse sense, and you wilt soo wiiat is the matter with the condition that makes rich of the idle and poor of the industrious. You believe in interest, rent and profit as our forefathers believed in witchcraft and kings.— "Chicago Evening World."