Freemasonry

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 53, 21 October 1890, Page 4

Freemasonry

Mr T. W^Eitti .of Aoekland,-Paff Maßter of'Ed,en r Lodge, who is now in '.* England,. ..was.., present at the* last meeting of the Grand Lodge-of England when the question of recognition •of the Grand Lodge off New Zealaml •was brought ; upi. Bro. Kitt is a strong supporter- of. .the National Grand Lodge, and in a letter to ; the Grand Assistant '-Secretaryy &rd. Oooper, of/'Aiickland^ : b/e writes: "1 knew long before. that the whole thing was "cut and dried" from the tone of the Grand r *j^c«efta-ry's remarks to me, but though there micht he-some discussion— on the subject, but only the mover and B§c6Meriap6ke\, iand all the most ardent eupkportexa of the Orand Lodge of New Zealand could take exception to was- some of' the figures, for the remarks were most temperate." 3e adds that *♦ the -motion not^p graut. recognition was <arrieiJ, Ifut apt. by. any means.-unani-mously, for a considerable' number of -the brethren :did not, vote, my eel f, of • coutse, amongst -the number, and in after,, ,t)ie . bulk; of the /brethren expressed tbeiuselves favour* «rfiWe to our movemejit;"- i !-l*pßt. Certainly the best' medicine known m .JtJANDBK and Sons' EpciLJini , E^tbact. T«*st its eniinenily' powerful effpciß in -cuiiehs, colds irifliieh'z<i; the' relieFis in* sfanmnpouu. In serious cases; and ac* <*j.lents »f aII \nnrH; tie they wounds* foiirh*. Ki-aidini».«, bruisi's, tibj-nins. it is Hie .-aFe«t remedy -rjno sweljinn— no in. ilamntio'n. TJike surprising 'e.ffocts pro* Sliced in crou[iL dipiitht'na, bn.helutiV, Jiiflnmjuation of Hie lun^s, Rj!relli,h>, ( &v ; .<l;arrhoßa, dTseniry,,}fiseaseit of tli<- irid- -- s tii'ys Mnd urin«iT , ; Jn use at ? Uiospitals andJm.?dical clinics all over the ,£lobe- patronised hr.|!s M«jfr#yHfi<} Kniff oF. ltaly -Jet/mAed* with -ine'dai-^ncf*-at JntcrnatiDnal, r Exnibiti..ji, Ain«ierdara. . Trust in this approved ■ ,«rliclo, and rekci all Qther*.~As>VT.