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ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT ‘E nga iwi o te ao! Ko taku ki a koutou, mahia nga mahi e piki ai koutou. Kia u ki nga mahi a te Atua, puritia hoki te ture Atua. E pono ana taku, kota te arero he Whakahua i te pai; kaua e whakakinongia e te korero kino. “Kua murua e ke Atua o tikanga o mua.” Atu i naianei me korero e koe nga korero ataahua anake. Whakarerea ko pe korero paki, te ngautuara, me nga, mahi kino katoa e mate ai te tangata.’—Baha'u'llah. ‘O people of the world! I counsel you to act in a manner which will elevate your stations. Cling to divine virtue and obey the divine law. Truly I say, the Tongue is for mentioning that which is good; do not defile it by evil speech. “God hath forgiven your past ways.” You must henceforth speak that which is worthy. Shun reviling, maligning, and whatsoever will offend your fellow men.’— Baha'u'llah BAHA'I FAITH P.O. BOX 1906 AUCKLAND

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Te Ao Hou, September 1966, Page 8

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ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT Te Ao Hou, September 1966, Page 8

ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT Te Ao Hou, September 1966, Page 8