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Many Organisations Could Help In most districts throughout New Zealand there are Maori religious leaders, Maori Women's Welfare Leagues, and branches of the New Zealand Maori Council. I am sure that amongst them there are some mothers, sisters and fathers who would be willing to correspond with inmates—or who, if they live near any of these prisons, would open their hearts and perhaps pay some of these Maori inmates a visit. Some of these Groups and Branches might find the time to send along used magazines and old unwanted books, or even to adopt one of the Maori cultural groups (most institutions have such a group). I am sure that this would be ever so much appreciated, especially by the inmates of inland prison farms, which are situated far from the main centres. If the superintendents of these

places were approached I'm sure satisfactory arrangements could be made for selected Maori inmates to make contact with interested people.

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Te Ao Hou, March 1965, Page 47

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Many Organisations Could Help Te Ao Hou, March 1965, Page 47

Many Organisations Could Help Te Ao Hou, March 1965, Page 47

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