THE MAORI AND THE PAKEHA
MAKIXC! FOR FUSION'. Auckland. October '2O. "Our methods will probably have to move in a direction which makes for fusion in white and Maori work." said the Anglican Rishop of Auckland (Dr. Crossley) in his address to his Synod. "The fusion is in the day schools already right through the country. The time has come, in my. judgment, when our parish clergymen should search for the Maori confirmation candidates as zealously as for the while candidate. Together tliev have 'been sitting at school, together let them be conlirmed. The time is at hand when our Maori priests will be able to minister in either tongue. That being so. 1 am, with the sanction of the Standing Committee, making experiment in the dovetailing of the two. and have licensed one Maori priest to be curate under- Uie vinerinteiulenee.' (if a white vicar, while at the same time continning his Maori work. . .. There are great openings before us: we are welcomed in Taranaki and the King Country as never before. And now is the psychological moment when effort ought to be doubled."
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 105, 24 October 1911, Page 7
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185THE MAORI AND THE PAKEHA Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 105, 24 October 1911, Page 7
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