A celebration of Suffrage 125
A DigitalNZ Story by Mark Beatty
On the 19th September 1893 Women in New Zealand received the right to vote, a significant moment in New Zealand history. Some of these women signed the suffrage roll. Many would have voted for the first time on 28th November 1893.
Group portrait of Cybele Ethel Kirk with nine young women
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Group portrait of Cybele Ethel Kirk with nine young women wearing floral dresses with fichues
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Portrait of Sarah Jane Kirk in a domestic garden setting
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Kate Sheppard, about 1905
Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Maori woman from Hawkes Bay district
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Martin, Alfred :[Unidentified woman]
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Disguise our bondage as we will, 'tis woman, woman rules us still
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Cedric de Montalk at Vallombrosa, Remuera, 1906
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3/4 length portrait of a woman, a girl and a baby in the Culpan group.
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1/2 length group portrait of a woman and a young girl, the....
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American Photo Company, fl 1870s-1890s :Portrait of unidentified Maori woman and child
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3/4 length family portrait of the Urquart group, the woman in....
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Portrait of the Selgren group which consists of two girls....
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Turner children
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Unidentified young Maori woman
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O'Neil family group
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3/4 length portrait of Mrs Langton and two children.
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Laurie group
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Isaacs family
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Maori woman and child, Hawkes Bay district
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Woman in black dress with young child. From the album: The Colonial Family Album
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the Wills group 1910
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Portrait of Rewa Kahukaka
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Adams family
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Harris family group...
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Missie Gorrie 1911
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the two? Misses Nankivell 1910
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Profile of a woman
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Cybele Ethel Kirk and Sarah Jane Kirk in garden
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Profile portrait of Cybele Ethel Kirk
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Woman
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Group portrait of Cybele Ethel Kirk with nine young women
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Robina Nicol and unidentified woman
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Group portrait of Amy and Sarah Jane Kirk, Janet Atkinson, and Robina Nicol.
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Ruruhira (Maori woman from Hawkes Bay district)
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Sinclair, Miss,
Nelson Provincial Museum
Sinclair, Miss
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Lydia Williams with her banjo, Carlyle Street, Napier
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Maori women from Hawkes Bay district
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Lydia Devereux and unidentified woman outside a house, unknown location
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Unidentified group of young women dressed in white and posing under a tree
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Lydia Williams
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Lydia Myrtle Williams reading book on bench in garden, location unidentified
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Maori woman from Hawkes Bay district
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Lydia Williams with Edgar on the verandah of their home in Kew, Dunedin
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Lydia Williams in the conservatory of her house in Royal Terrace, Kew, Dunedin
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Portrait of Heeni Te Rei standing in front of a whare at Karaka Bay, Wellington
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Allan, Miss,
Nelson Provincial Museum
Allan, Miss A
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Victory - Women's franchise passed, September 8th, 1893
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Purification
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Janet Atkinson and Cybele Kirk
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Aohanga River [Owahanga River], Tararua District, Wairarapa
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