New Zealand Auction Saturday, 7 February 2026 / 11:00 am start
North East Valley 'United Band Of Hope' Banner
Realised: $35 plus premium
Lot Details
Historical name for a local branch of the Band of Hope, a historical temperance movement, likely based in the North East Valley area of Dunedin, New Zealand. This specific organization is not a currently active but part of the local history. The Band of Hope was a non-denominational temperance society founded in Britain in 1847 that spread through churches, including Presbyterian churches in New Zealand. Its primary goal was to encourage children and young people to sign a pledge to abstain from all alcoholic beverage
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