Badge, Women's Division Federated Farmers of New Zealand

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Badge, Women's Division Federated Farmers of New Zealand

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Description

This badge is from the Women's Division Federated Farmers of New Zealand, a non-sectarian society with aims to better the conditions of women and children living in the country. The movement began in 1925 when a group of 16 farmers' wives, on holiday in Wellington while their husbands were attending a conference of the Farmers' Union (now the Federated Farmers), became concerned with the hardships of farmers' wives and families living in isolated areas, and so formed a group which grew into t...

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Image

Date created

1950-1960

Creator

Mayer & Kean Ltd Wellington

URL

https://ehive.com/collections/3102/objects/1017429

Related subjects

Clubs, Groups and Societies / Clothing and Accessories / Agriculture / 1950s / Clubs Groups and Societies

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