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Manawatu Herald, 4 August 1894, Page 3

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, There, was ii good attendance of mem-' j^i'B,pf t]ie. lopiil (i.oyl Templcir Lodge, at the weekly tneeiiiig i#. TWivfirUy Evening.' It is gratifying to note that, ia spite of the prevailing depression, this energetic society continues to flourish and is doing solidly useful work in the community in its usual quiet and unostentatious way, without giving need] eeS offeticft to itfij. In thia respect mttriy temperance reformer's might learn a useful lesson from the methods adopted by tlie " Try Agn.in " Lodge; A favourite quotation iii ihe troflgej we efcftf informed, is— '• Let every mau be fully pefsuaded in his own mind." And so say all of us ! Although a great many of the rank flnd file have left the district within the last six mouth's, the litimbet of members in regular attendance keeps up surpiisirig 1 !? well, and the finances are in a sound and satisfactory condition. On Thursday evening the installation of officers for the current quarter took place, Br Betty acting as Installing Marshal assisted by Sist. Millard as D.I.M. The following were duly installed : — C.T., Br. J. Howan | P.C. P., Br Spring, Hen. i V.T. S Sist. E. Hrjwan j Secretary, Bt. W» S. Stewart} Chaplain, Jtevi Bt. JJoyesj Ass. Sec. Br. L. Furrie ; F.S. Br. J. Walsh ; Tr. Sist. A. Spring ; M. Br Duff ; G. Br. H. Bradcock ; S. Br. M. Walker ; S.J.T. Sist. Newth.