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Te Ao Hou, June 1959, Page 57

Roskill with a double chapel and recreation hall. The movement aims to provide the members with spiritual recreation including speech, drama, music, dancing, athletics, and Maori culture through the Mutual Improvement Association. The Relief Society Organisation caters for the women with such studies as homecraft and literature. Leadership training meetings are held every month. These activities supplement the normal services in the different chapels. Like other denominations the Latterday Saints find they have to conduct their services in the Maori language to a less extent than was the case 10 years ago. The younger city Maoris are rapidly becoming Europeanised and more dependant on European methods to satisfy their daily needs.