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Title: Te Karere
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. New Zealand Mission
Subjects: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. New Zealand Mission Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Publisher: Auckland, N.Z. : New Zealand Mission
Contributing Library: Brigham Young University Hawaii, Joseph F. Smith Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Consortium of Church Libraries and Archives

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he 10th of each month. Regular Lesson MATERIAL,such as Primary, Sunday School, Mutual and Genealogical, are requiredon the FIRST of every month. Your co-operation in this matter is urgently required. If yourcontributions are late, this is the result: Your Karere is late—it issmall in size—it may even come to you with no lesson work for someorganization. Those of you who are responsible for your organiza-tion work, send your material in on time. FRONT COVER PICTURE Through the kind permission of Dominion Museum and the co-operation of Tanner Brothers of Wellington, we give you Whatahoro,scholar, writer, leader and champion of Maori culture, whose works arepriceless gems in the field of true Maori literature. The informationthat was the constant companion of his travels during his life are atthe call of officialdom. The following issue, we hope, will give you a more intimate pre-sentation of this Maori, who is a proud and proper descendant of hisancestors, the Ma-uri. € HAR€R€
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Their I\\r«-llrm-i. -«>. -->. -->. --;-. -<j., -.-.. : I % 7) BRANCH TEACHERS1 MESSAGE // is important that you go about your work with the intent to assist your people. With this in view we recom-mend your taking from the Pepuere, 1941, issue of 1 eKarere the Suggestions. Even use the information with your Saints. They should be more conscious of what isrequired as Latter-day Saints. SECRET PRAYER The soul with a broken heart. on bended knees, withhead bowed reverently, cannot long remain in the shadowsor the night of spiritual blindness. To pray in secret to ourDivine Father in Heaven brings solace to the aching heart,companionship to the lonely, assurance to the suppressed,light to the wayward, power to the weak, strength to thestrong, and the calm conviction that God, our Eternal Father,lives and that Jesus is the Christ. What a privilege to shut oneself away from the worldand be with God alone in prayer! He knows u

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