PROMOTED.
THE LATK MRS W. H. BULLOT. There passed from our midst on April 27th one who may truly be called “A lady with a lamp.” Mrs \V. 11. Bullot joined the New Plymouth branch of the W.C.T.U. when it was first formed, nearly twenty years ago. From the she was eager to work to further the No-License vote. “I can’t go on the platform and talk to .m audience, but 1 can get the people to read some of those leaflets you have sent for.” And she did get people to read and study the question. The leaflets were often sent back to us so bethumbed that ve were obliged to burn them and supply fresh one-*. Many are voting with us to-day who first met her overtures with scornful words. This is how she lifted up her lamp, and in what she undertook she was courageous and faithful She was a w ift* and mother to be proud of, always doing hoi best to make the world a safer pin e for the young especially to live in We extend our sincerest sympathies to those* who are mourning their loss.
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White Ribbon, Volume 20, Issue 239, 18 May 1915, Page 15
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192PROMOTED. White Ribbon, Volume 20, Issue 239, 18 May 1915, Page 15
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