MRS. WALKER, the President of the Gisborne Branch of the National Council of Women, teas a member of the first National Council to be formed in New Zealand. On the revival of the Council a few years ago, she «'as elected President in Gisborne, zvhich office she still holds. For the’past twenty years, Mrs. Walker has devoted herself to women's movements. She teas for some time local secretary for the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, and is note a New Zealand Superintendent of one of that Society’s departments of zvork. As a member also of the Voluntary Bible Teachers’ Association, she has taken classes in the public school, and was for many years on the Gisborne School Committee. As Secretary and Treasurer for the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Mrs. Walker has also done good zvork.

Ladies' Mirror, Volume 5, Issue 5, 1 November 1926, Page 24

MRS. WALKER, the President of the Gisborne Branch of the National Council of Women, teas a member of the first National Council to be formed in New Zealand. On the revival of the Council a few years ago, she «'as elected President in Gisborne, zvhich office she still holds. For the’past twenty years, Mrs. Walker has devoted herself to women's movements. She teas for some time local secretary for the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, and is note a New Zealand Superintendent of one of that Society’s departments of zvork. As a member also of the Voluntary Bible Teachers’ Association, she has taken classes in the public school, and was for many years on the Gisborne School Committee. As Secretary and Treasurer for the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Mrs. Walker has also done good zvork.