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Remember That November

On 28th November 1893 women voted for the first time. The legislation that granted women the franchise passed in September and women had less than ten weeks to enrole to vote. 84% of eligible women did so. Of those enrolled, 82% cast their vote. Come and celebrate that amazing achievement at 2pm on Saturday 28 November in front of the Devonport Library. Music, speakers and memories.

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Options: suitable snacks, scones, gems etc a cushion or rug. For more info contact ruth.calliope@gmail.com or 09 445 1254. Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom.

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