Mabel Howard

Mabel Bowden Howard (18 April 1894 - 23 June 1972), was the first woman secretary of the Canterbury General Labourers' Union and New Zealand politician.

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"Upon her reception to the Wellington women's branch of the Labour Party: "The women of New Zealand have at last arrived,""

- Mabel Howard

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"I am a very ordinary type of woman, but I can get on with all women, irrespective of their political outlook."

- Mabel Howard

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"Regarding her father, Edwin John Howard, a member of the Canterbury General Labourers' Union and Labour MP for Christchurch South:"I am what I am because of the training my father gave me,""

- Mabel Howard

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"I am going to work really hard to improve health conditions in New Zealand, because I think it is work which can best be handled by a woman."

- Mabel Howard

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