OBITUARY.
MRS DALDY. After being confined to her couch fo. nearly fifteen years, the death occurre . on August 17th, sit her residence. How. street, Auckland, of Mix Daldy, a for mer old and highly esteemed member o! the W.C.T.P. She was the widow’ of the late Captain W. C. Daldy. Mrs Daldy was a woman of keen intelligence, and took st great interest in political, so cial and temperance institutions, and did excellent work in connection with the movement of the Women’s Franchise, being superintendent of that department in the Union at the time. After the Franchise League was formed, she became President, and worked strenuously, organising public meetings, getting such eloquent speakers as Sir George Grey and others to give ad dresses. She was for many years l’re sident of the Auckland Women's l’olitical League, and Vice-Preddent of the N.Z. Women’s National Council, also a memlier of the Y.W.C.A. and the Peace Society.
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White Ribbon, Volume 26, Issue 303, 18 September 1920, Page 2
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