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English: Illustration in the New Zealand newspaper 'The Observer' Volume XI, Issue 756, 24 June 1893. Captioned "The Auckland Female Franchise League comes smilingly up to the scratch to interview the. Premier on the subject of the rights of women. The League is chirpy."
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