... (applause). He hored the girls would be a credit to their familics, and 10 the town, and that they might never turn into Suffragettes (laughter). Mr. W. Hayres aeconded, and the vote having been passed with acclamaiion, The Mayor repiicd, saying be was no* only ...

... perhaps, interested ladies more particularly than they did men. course, did not wish to refer to the question of suffragettes (laughter), but would ask them to remember that ladies had votes in New Zealand and Australia, and it had been proved by experience ...

... disturbed, even by suffragettes (laughter). They were extremely fortunate to have Sir Robert Hunter with them, and with him they welcomed Mies Hunter, who rendered enormous help in the recent election in the neighbourhood (laughter and applause). They ...

... and exhaustive duty in connectionwith great City processions and functions, and where also they had to deal with the suffragettes (laughter). Tho committee were anxious to give a fair wage to tho whole force, and in order to find out what was a fair and ...

... going to be done. Applause.) There was no half-heartedness about women, as was shown by the methods of tne militant Suffragettes. (Laughter.) were not satisfied for men to make tne laws, but, besides making the morals aim manners of th{ir time, were ambitious ...

... of St. Jude's Schools. Ome of the best appreciated items in a capital programme was the amusing song-skit, ““The Suffragettes,” much laughter b2ing caused bg the Policeman (Master S. Brown). The first part of the rogramme was as under :—Chorus, “Hurn?: ...

... exhaustive duty in connection with tho great City processions and functions, and where also they had deal with the suffragettes (laughter). The committee were anxious to give a fair wage to the whole force, and in order to find out what was a fair and ...

... whispered to me in the political world [laughter]. Alderman Heaven : There am two clubs. Alderman T. Clarke corroborated the evidence givrn by Alderman Reavell. Mr. Wood : Have you two had a little confab outside [laughter]. Alderman Clark : No. Vice-Versa ...

... to that wnuld, fnrthrr temperance, and bad been on the eame platform with Liberals, Radicals, Socialists, and even Suffragettes (laughter), on the question. The speaker went on to deal with the provisions of the Bill, and conclusion urged hia bearers to ...

... proved that it was possible to lie l democratic yet loyal at the same time. The women had votes, so there were no suffragettes (laughter). The vote for women had not dune any harm at all, but had tended to purify political life, had tended to the solution ...

... sorry I to scold you, because I am really a vary good-natured (laughter). I think many at you have come here to-night out of annuity, to see what real, live Suffragettes are lib (laughter). Well, we Ere Id able, you know, and I think when you have beard ...

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