AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Masonic Union in N.S.W.
Freem.voxs will bo fi;\ad to learn that the movement for a union of the craft in New South Wales is making satisfactory pio«rress. The desire has been to combine r,ho various constitutions in ono Grand Lodsyo under the Grand .Mattel ship of his Excellency Lord Oarrm«*ton. In furtherance of this object his Royal liisjhhess the rrinco of Wales has appointed lAira Carrinjrton Di&trict Grand yui^tor of tlio English Constitution in this colony in the place of Dibtriob (.'rand ■Master Joiin William.-, who recently .returned, and ad\ iceb were received on I'uchi.v la-t io this ellect. It will be remcmbeied that a few weeks back Lord Oiinnsrton wa^ elected Grand Mastorof the "Now bouth Wales Constitution, and it is understood that there is a strong desiro ou tJie part of rlie Constitution to ta'nt) apnnilai eour.so. Should this be done, (^ in the event ot Lord Carrington accepting the .^evcial positions, the fusion of the whole emit into ono body will doubtless follow.
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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 247, 17 March 1888, Page 8
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167AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Masonic Union in N.S.W. Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 247, 17 March 1888, Page 8
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