FOR FRANCHISE DAY, SEPTEMBER 19th
As the time for the Poll draws near, our droughts naturally are of our inestimable privilege of VOTING. This . lonth we obst— r September 19th as “Franchise I>av,” - id recall the ofttold story of how we ’.Von the Vote. W hat it has done for us and for our children cannot be fully stated or even computed. More is involved tlian is suggested l>> Acts of Parliament, the effects of which may be entirely beneficial. The self-respect engendered in Woman soul of the nation; and the
sense of personal responsibility developed through the years since 1893 are important factors in the life of our land today. The opinions and aims of tbc women have influenced legislation in many directions; and a wholesome respect for them is evident in quarters where it “matters.” In our meetings .his month, let us thank God for our opportunities and pray for further realisation of our duty as Citizens of New Zealand—and of the World.
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White Ribbon, Volume 18, Issue 8, 1 September 1946, Page 1
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165FOR FRANCHISE DAY, SEPTEMBER 19th White Ribbon, Volume 18, Issue 8, 1 September 1946, Page 1
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