MAORI DEPARTMENT.
Dear Sisters,—ln a letter recently received from Mrs Rebecca Harris, she st. tes that she has not been able to start her Maori organism*; work for us yet. Her husband, Rev. Mr Harris, has not been well, and she has been busy helping amongst his peopl°. She hopes, however, to be able to tak* it up later on. \s the weather and roads are very bad just now in districts, perhaps this mi\ be just as wHI, and we hope that when the fine weather comes, again circumstances will enable her to carry on our work. The thanks of this department are due to the following for donations sent:—Waipukurau Feb. qth, 8s 6d ; Ponsonby, May, £i ios; Dunedin, May, 11 s ; Otamatea, June, ss; Ornawhero, June, ss; Winchmore, June, qs; Ashburton, June, iii; Nelson, June, 16s 6d; Napier, June, 10s; Gisborne, June, £1 13s 6d; Mrs Toneycliffe, June, 10s Yours in Union service, N. F. WALKER, N.Z. Supt. Maori Department. “Gortgowan,” Upper Fox Street, Gisborne.
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White Ribbon, Volume 24, Issue 278, 19 August 1918, Page 10
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167MAORI DEPARTMENT. White Ribbon, Volume 24, Issue 278, 19 August 1918, Page 10
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