Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-01
conference Notes From "Te Mahia."

,,nual coniefeuSe
The SEMI. ,,', Keen called at Manganese
y'hla . hay'ps and sunday, September snio,i
ior sa'1' s,S ,so,. many Of the SAINTS
lib and SIN NJ. ,,y' branches that are in.
ron ih E, ' M. conference gathered at at
tladed u , mentioned place on the Gay
he aOo' -, be commencement OF meet ..',
previous y, % ' IN readiness, for conference 6,
ns to -, BE- r. llead. and relations, whom "A
'ad to m J, ao ,,'I seen for some time a
hey n1u pau, house i6x56 feet had peer,
hp' lO ~, occasion and on the arr'va'
taili l' ,., 'i' everything was in apple
q The Ela''i We were favored with the
pc ola'' ,fT.I. o'Bden Of Hawkes. e,
pi'''uls .,.,enee. who, together WIN
Bay ',I.,,lapd, had just returned rom rom
E'd'I h ,S,o,gb runnga and Wa'apu
UP .e,'' SIsnIns the Saints and at Il.
conl .' ',,,s,snee. at those places IN
i'aalps Inn Elder Gardncri also j l.
s'up,I . travelling Elder in the Iuranga
l'' l.,,ree. Several Of the saints were
eo'''''' tendance. among whom was
$50 y u a native Elder who has been
'' ~ S'f ass,s, the Elders rom Zion IN
, '.,,se,inr the ipieres, OF Gods w .,.n,
a''n'',l' lana. We may here state that
u''l W. '.,r, ina, our beloved president
s n ~. William Gardner OF the Aus
49, mission, could not be IN at
'.s5,pe. No doubt he would ~, nav, V,
~. had no, business called MN 70
". 80, meeting was called to order
m. Saturday. September IN
"a, Hoagland greeted the Saints
~ 4 ave him great pleasure to
- ~, ,-,in with the Saints OF this CON
s NV, = and he was particularly pleased
", 49,, s.e 90 many present and to note the
Do,efal good feeling among u.s. we
''dm,t here for a good purpose and he
saasd that all present would earnestly
a,,v that God would pour out HIS
III, upon US during our entire CON
.,,nes. He read the i59ih Psalm and
.,,-,peBted upon the same. We must
No. ne advice OF the Savior when
by ~ IA IN YOU love me keep my
i'.ss,',dments lie hoped that we
,',.,I m continue In the straight and
,',,ny na,h. straying neither 20 the
TX, nor the left; spoke about the lore
No. Of his people, how they came
If5m jerusalem first 10 America men 10
Vswaiki Sandwich Islands, aud iinally
t.te. promised the Saints great bless
is5s n they would only live their re-
WPai Tarswa said it gave him great
i,y 10 meet with the Saints; endorsed
" remarks OF Elder Hoagland and
new tbat the saints upon this land had
6esn greatly blessed IN their efforts to
,sfye God He said that Of late some
II he natives had been going to out.
,.Jets 10 seek n cure for their several
..tkne,ses, when he knew that II they
tould only exercise their faith the
Elders could heal them. The best and
ony thing Tor the Saints TO do is TO live
10 10 the Instructions Of the Elders. lie
desired that all who had gone out OF the
Church would repent and return again
alo the true lold; he warned the Saints
gans using obscene and prolane LAM
guage.
lie Rangitere, president OF WaUyhara
branch, said that the Lord desired Us to
10 nothing but good works. lie knew
that this Is the true Church OF Christ.
The many churches in Christendom at
Fiesent DO not even take upon them
he name OF Christ, to say nothing OF
keepng his commandments. lie ex.
hofltd the Saints 10 be dillgent in keep
ag the commandments OF God at all
tines and to pray without ceasing.
Malenga Wailanwha said the knOwl.
edge OF man benehteih him nothing
except he hath the spirit Of God to dict.
aie him IN what he shall say; urged the
SAINTS to be faithful to the covenants
uhieh they had made and TO refrain
tom vain and worldly practice.
A then joined in singing a "Ronga-
gai, which consists OF verses taken
Tom The Bible and arranged In form
similar 10 the Ready References. These
lie sung in a sort OF chant aud may deal
AIN any subject.
AZ : p. m, meeting again convened
llid Elder ]. /. O'Brien (Hawkes Bay)
addressed the people lie had listened
Vim much interest to the words OF the
'peakeS this morning. The road to
s,einal life Is straight and narrow and
mere ate but lew who seem to find il.
we know that this Is the road and we
saoull endeavor to remain therein.
ywelI ior some time upon the reason
WN 'hlS Church takes upon itself the
uims Of Christ; showed the way In
Nlleh all who desire to unite them,
isyss with this Church must 20, and said
va, uie adversary is ready at any time
Gag US aslraY, but he hoped and
W9el 10 God that we would remain
,l''hlul. lie knew the Book of Norman
w, " shr word OF God although the
'y MS Goes no, accept it.
Nlaka Ngaro, president OF Kopua.
s TIlla branch, spoke upon the 6rst
rmeples Of the Gospel and Church
Ss.nil4l'ion. How many of the
NV s-',nes Of the world today have amos.
w. prophet, etc' II not any, whv nos
''.., ihen can we explain the word
N, I.''S y " Amos 81 The speaker uTeeJ
n.y. ~. 2alnl, to 20 onward and unwsrI
soi3llg the words Of the Elder ~
o NV '.s' to the Gospel and moi no al,ey
.' 5',. gols. lie reported his branch IN
nay, .e NM president Of the Woiro,
'.Cl, sald that this people are natnroi
,b., 1"ee hearted people and exSor,aJ
So YAM ,o, 70 continue SO. Tor we can moi Jo
To- I M s' " good in the short time aiio,,e1
d,,,it',u ,nli life. Reioiced 10 be- M o",
W,3,'oC.. conference. Said the peonle ou ",
lua.Sy A were living well up To- tbs az
is ''N,1 a5aanIa Teahiwera, president Of
. 'Aha Oh hUDaEtWa4 O.. a. - '"N AiN