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Jessie Stephen MBE 1893‒1979 Councillor and Trade Unionist who in 1952 became the first woman president of the Trades Council. Lived and died here.
Jessie Stephen MBE (1893–1979) was a pioneering New Zealand trade unionist and local councillor, notable for becoming the first woman president of a Trades Council in 1952. Her home is significant as the place where she lived and died, marking her lasting contribution to workers' rights and local governance.
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