LODGE MEETING.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 987, 30 November 1910, Page 11

LODGE MEETING.

'The Pioneer' Loijge No. 11 1.0. G.T. hqld its weekly session in the Eechabite Chambers, Manners Street, on \ Moudny evening. Bro. G. A. Pethe- \ rick, C.T., presiding over a fair at- i tondance of members and visitors. :A : vote of condolence' was passed to the j relatives of tho. late Bro. Henry, who jj was for somo-years an active member ? of the Pioneer Lodge. After business j the Harmony Committee provided an $i interesting programme m .the form of % a. "hat night," when some very in- t terosting and instructive, debates 'took i place. "Dutch Auction" and "Mock i; Parliamentary Election" will be the \ prograjnmo for next meeting. . $ The Excelsior Lodge of Druids No. 11 | held its quarterly meeting in the I Druids' Hall, Taranaki Street, on Moti- & clay evening, Bro. F. Browne, Arch i Druid, being in tho chair. Visitors, i present were: —Bros. Allen, D.P., Daly X (Prido of Brooklyn), 'and Clark (Pact- ? nc). Ijhe nominations of officers for the 4, next six months were: —Arch Druid, I Bro. J. Withers; 1.P.A., Bro. l< , . % Browne; , vice-arch Druids, Bros. Salt, j Waterworth, J. B. Sauntlett; treasurer, i Bro. G. Lackland; secretary, Bro. F. \ Jennings;, outside-guardian, Bro. L. % Boock; insido guardians, Bros. Gaunt- | lott, Austen,, and Black; arch Druid ; bards, Bros. E. M'Elwain, J. Hearfield, '{ Hunter, Carroll,- and Austen;. vice-areh \ bards, Bros. Hunter, Gaunllett, Black, I Carroll, Austin;. W. '"Waterworth,. and % Tyson; minute secretary, , Bros. Lord, \ Smyth, and Salt; ; district .president, p Bro. L. Boock;' Grand Lodge repre- \ centative, Bro'. F. Jenings: auditor, % Mr. Bolton; organist, Bro. E. J. King; | press correspondent, Bro. E. J.Kihg. i Four new members wcro iniated. ' A 5 motion was carried that all members .? on Dr. Maekin's list.be supplied with | medicine from, tho F.S. dispensary on £ and after December 1; 1910. A largo | attendance was present. The lodge s closed in harmony at 11 p.m. |

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