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TRIBUTE FROM MAORI AUTHOR Sir, My son, who attended the ceremonies at Tikitiki, brought me a copy of Te Ao Hou. I had been expecting its appearance for some time and now it has come. I glanced through it and for an initial number it is creditable. Reading matter is one of the great needs of the Maori people, and I am sure Te Ao Hou will help to fill up the void in Maori life. I enjoyed reading the account of the conference of the Welfare League. The League is taking to some extent the place of the defunct Young Maori Party. On the East Coast the Mothers' Institute has held sway for years, and I doubt whether they will change. Thank you for the mention of my books and the complimentary things you said about them. The books are very popular. One educated girl said to me, ‘Thank you for the Proverbs. Do you know I never knew one of them before I read your books.’ I am enclosing my annual subscription, and I am sorry I am unable to send more. R. T. Kohere.

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Te Ao Hou, Spring 1952, Page 48

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187

TRIBUTE FROM MAORI AUTHOR Te Ao Hou, Spring 1952, Page 48

TRIBUTE FROM MAORI AUTHOR Te Ao Hou, Spring 1952, Page 48

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