Women's Christian Temperance Union National Convention in Wellington

The first national convention of Women's Christian Temperance Union New Zealand convened in Wellington. The Union, advocating for temperance and women's suffrage, attracted members nationwide. The convention aimed to unite like-minded individuals in the fight against the social issues stemming from alcohol consumption. The event saw passionate discussions and strategic planning to further the Union's goals. Notable figures such as Kate Sheppard, a prominent suffragette, lent their voices to the cause. The convention not only served as a platform for advocacy but also as a catalyst for social change. The impact of the convention reverberated across New Zealand. It bolstered the momentum of the temperance movement and bolstered support for women's suffrage. The Union's efforts would culminate in the successful campaign for women's right to vote, a pivotal moment in New Zealand's history. The convention marked a turning point in the fight for social reform, showcasing the power of collective action. The Union's dedication to promoting temperance and women's rights inspired many to join the cause and work towards a better future for all. #WomenEmpowerment #SocialReform #TemperanceMovement #SuffrageCampaign