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Upper Hutt Branch of the League of Mothers
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HistoryNationally, the League of Mothers and Homemakers disbanded in April 1996; it had been founded by Lady Alice Fergusson, the Governor-General's wife, in 1926. In its heyday there had been 22 000 members and 200 branches; by 1996 there were 2200 members, and branches were closing. In Upper Hutt, only Rimutaka (1967) remained; Moonshine (1963), Te Marua (1968) and Silverpine (1972) had gone.
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Upper Hutt Branch of the League of Mothers. Upper Hutt City Library, accessed 12/12/2023, https://uhcl.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/15173