AMUSEMENTS INDEX
PICTURE THEATRES Princess. —“The Circus Wagon” and "The Lone Eagle.” New Regent. —“ Chang,” and “A Woman on Trial” (Pola Negri). Majestic. —“ Ladies Alust Dress” (Virginia Valli and Lawrence Gray) and Vaudeville. Strand. —“ The Circus” (Charlie Chaplin). Everybody's. —“ The King of Kings.” Tivoli. —“The Circus Wagon” and “The Lone Eagle.” >• Regent, Epsom. —“ She’s a Sheik” and “The Fair Co-Ed.” Lyric. —“ The Bush Leaguers” and “Woman Wise.”
Grand. —“ Ben Hur.” Britannia. —“ Silk Stockings” and "Radies Beware.” Rialto. —“She’s a Sheik” and “The Fair Co-Ed.” Prince Edward. —Vaudeville and “The Wizard.” Capitol. —“ The Gay Retreat” and “We’re All Gamblers.” Royal, Kingsland. —“The Auctioneer” and “The Tidy Toreador.” Empire. —" Black Diamond Express” and “Publicity Madness.” Edendale. —"The Valley of Giants” and “Road to Romance.” DANCING Dixieland. —Dancing.
A MAORI BISHOP “Hori” asks: “And why not a Maori bishop? How can you properly call it a Maori diocese if you haven’t a Maori bishop? There is a lot of talk among the pakeha about uniting the Maoris in the Kingdom of God—under a pakeha bishop—oh, yes! That is the pakeha Christianity, is it—for the pakeha? The Maoris will never be united in religion under a pakeha. Give them a Maori bishop, yes. They will respond and see' things more clearly under a religious leader of their own race. What do they think of the pakeha religion when the- pakeha wants to' keep the big appointments of it to themselves and let the Maori clergy do all the footwork? Are not the educated Maoris as fit for high office as the pakehas? What of the late Sir James Carroll; what of the brilliant Sir Maui Pomare, the no less brilliant Sir Apirana Ngata, and Dr. Peter Buck? Other Maoris with 'the same opportunities would do the same credit to their race and to New Zealand. It is not merely the right of the Maoris to ask for a Maori bishop; it is their right to demand one. Let the demand be firmly made and it cannot be resisted.”
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 336, 23 April 1928, Page 8
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