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Kate Sheppard

Early Life
Kate Sheppard is famous for letting ladies vote. She was born in Liverpool on the 10th of March, 1848. She arrived in New Zealand when she was twenty.

Career
She made dresses became a famous New Zealand. She saw women who had to work hard; it convinced herself to be brave and give ladies the rights to be lazy. Kate’s main goal came true now the ladies and men can vote. She spent six years waiting for the day they could vote. Today men and ladies do the jobs. She saw poor girls growing into ladies and change New Zealand.

Childhood
Kate had one older brother and sister. She also had two younger kids who were born in London. Kate was sent to live with her uncle who was the minister of the church, north east of Auckland.

Later Life
Kate got married to a successful businessman and had a cute baby boy. Her husband is called William Lovell Smith. Kate Sheppard died on July 16th 1934 at the age of 86.
Kate Sheppard had a successful life with all those adventures that she had.

By Kellie

My Dad goes to work at the power station and he makes power for the lights. He has two days and two nights off night shift. That means he gets two days off work. He works far from our home. He works all day.

Elephants,
In jungle.
Enormous, grey, bumpy,
Carefully balances on log.
Elephants are great.

We built a hut. It was fun. We were all happy. Room 22 all got a turn. We built a window like in Thailand. That was at Waitawa Bush. Then we went to get some sticks. We went over the bridge. There were many sticks there. We had stacks. There were branches off trees. We found wrecked branches and they were still on trees. We found a big one.

We did the story of Maui and Mahuika. Room 22 did a show. I was the villager. I was happy because I was on the stage. I was scared of my show.

Leaves feel like
wet paper
in the rubbish.