LOYALTY TO CROWN.

Taranaki Daily News, 18 April 1922, Page 5

LOYALTY TO CROWN.

ORANGE GRAND LODCBt THE ANNUAL MEETING. By Telegraph.—Press JjßOtiathm. Auckland, Last Night. The Orange Grand Lodge carried, number of resolutions dealing with lo alty to the Crown. One called on. evei member of the institution in th© Di minion to resist the efforts of thoi who are endeavoring to overthrow th constitution. It wa-s decided to request the Go ernment to amend the Electoral A< providing that no candidate for tl House be nominated until he has take the oath of allegiance. It was decide that with a view to securing maxtaiu results at the coining elections, to ca a conference of the grand executivi the RJBJP. ex<ecutive, the Proteetan Alliance executive, and the P.KA« ea ecutive to consider co-operation. It was decided to urge the Ministe to make British history a computeor subject in senior and junior nations scholarships, education board scholar ships, and public service examination: The Grand Lodge recorded its appre ciation of and affirmed support, wit! deepest sympathy, towards its Ulsta brethren. The grand executive was recommend ed to prepare pamphlets on the evils ol mixed marriages. The next meeting will be held at Dunedin. Officers were appointed as follow:-* Grand master, Rev. F. G. Cumming; deputy grand master, Mr. J. MacDonald Johnston; chaplain, Rev. R. T. B Wooloxall; treasurer, Mr. I. MaqFar-| lane; Mr. E. N. Buddcn; grand foreman of committee, Mr. J. Chambers; director of ceremonies, Mr. Geo. Taylor; senior deacon, Mr. G. A<new; junior deacon, Mr. T. Garland; inner guard, Mr. W. Agnew; outer guard, Mr. E. J. Meredith; executive* Messrs. PeiAerick, Noble, Palton, Donald and Middleton.