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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16714, 21 April 1922, Page 7

A <f Wanganui Herald' reporter who was in coram mi i cation with Katana’s camp on ZVTondoy. learned that during the last few days there hare been over 3000 Natives congregated. The arrangements have been excellent, and there has been no sickness in the camp. Religious sei vices are held daily, commencing at 11 a.ra.. others being held in the afternoon., and then again in the evening. Questioned regarding Hat ana’s work, the informant stated that it was to continue among the Natives as usual, but no decision had been arrived at to extend Ha-tana’s healing influence to Kuropeans. Katana’s mail is rapidly growing, and he has r ( ,.n;v.vl snin.i 100.000 let-