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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4942, 4 February 1895, Page 3

A large amount of business was transacted in conncc'iou with the opening of the District Grand Lodge, which is to take place this morning, commencing at 9 o'clock. Tho inaugural ceremony will bo conducted by Bro. Ryan (Grand President) and Bro. Brenan (Grand Secretary) who have both come from Melbourne for the purpose. P.D.G.P. Tully is hero as tho accredited representative of tho District Grand Lodgo of Canterbury, and is accompanied by D.G.P, Thomson, P.D.P, Swinnerton and P.D.P. Rose. A selection was made on Saturday of the brethren who arc to bo inducted to-day as officers of the new District Grand Lodge,—N.Z. Tims, (By Telegraph.—Press Association) The election of officers took placo as followsGraud District President, Bro. J. Mackay (Wellington) ; Vice-President, Bro. Adeane (Gisbonie); See., BroPurnell (Wiingnuui); Treasurer, Bro. A. Sydes (Wan ganui); Guardian,Bro. Aston (Blenlioim); Auditors, Bros. G. Madden and R. Fletcher (Wellington), C. M, Poyner (Wanganui); Trustees, Bros. E, H. Waddington (Masterton), R, Armstrong (Carterton), and J A. McKenna (Patea). The first meeting of the Lodge has been lixed for Wanganui, on 30th Julv.

ST. MATTHEWS SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. The annual distribution of prizes among the scholars at St. Matthew's Sunday School, took place in tlio Church at the end of the Children's Service, on Sunday lust, a very largo number of scholars and parents being present. The Rev. Mr Yorke presented the prizes to the successful scholars as follows Ninth class, girls: Rosy Keeble 1, Ivy Hooper 2, Netty Hooper 3. Eighth class, girls: Minnie Nicholls 1, Ella Ihbetson 2, Pearl Cullen 3. Seventh class: Minnie Newman 1, Eva Hooper 2, Zilla Coubourno 3. _ Sixth class, girls : Maud Hawko 1, Hilda Berry 2, Dora La Roche 3, Boys: Jas. Russell 1, Richmond Hooper 2, Leonard Hooper 3. Fifth class, girls: Edith Peterson 1, Lily Taylor 2, Aggio Templo 3. Boys: Wm. Jones 1, Edgar Hawke 2, Arthur Jones 3. Fourth class, girls: Annie Mitchell 1, Emily Mitchell, 2, Kosa Waite 3, Boys: Bruce Brown 1, Alex Keith 2, Lewis Downer 3. Third class, girls: Allic Brown 1, Annie Peterson 2, Rosy Smith 3. Boys: Nat Hooper 1, Robort Russell 2, Vivian Gray 3. Second class, girls: Kathleen Robins 1, Ethel Byford 2, Mary La Roche 3. Boys: Harold Brown 1, Ernest Johns 2, Willie Smith 3. First class, girls: Agnes Robinß 1, Lena Newman 2, Ada Robins 3. Boys: George Cullen 1, Thomas Cullen 2, Fred Ibbetson 3.

Mrs Tableau's special prizes to the two best scholars in tho Boys' and Girls' Bible Class, were awarded to Misses Agnes Eobins and Lena Newman, in the Girls' Bible Class; and to Masters Goorge and Tom Cullen, in the Boys' Bible Class. The third prizes not distributed yesterday will be presented to the winners on Sunday next. NOTICE. ALL accounts unpaid on 23th February, 1895, in connection with our butchering business at Mauricevillo will be placed in our solicitor's hands for collection, and will be sued for without further notice. BANNISTER BEOS. ALL Claims against the estate of Labs Peter Lahsek, of Mauriceville, deceased, must bo lodged with tho undersigned, Jens P, Larscn, on or before MONDAY, the 18th of January. JENS P. LABSEN. STOCKTAKING REDUCTION SALE. AS our half-yearly balance is close at hand, wo are determined to offer the whole of our well-assorted stock of Men's, Boys' and Youths' Clothing, at greatly reduced prices for FOURTEEN DAYS ONLY. REDUCTIONS IN Men's Morccry, Hats, Shirts, Collars, Ties, etc. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Portmanteaux, Steel Trunks, Gladstone Bags, Travelling Rugs, all at Sale Prices. TAILORING. 1 During the next Fourteen Days wo will offer cicoptbnal yaluo in our Tailoring Department, /Ilew Zealand Qlothing Factory, ' Lambtou-quay and Cuba-streets, WELLINGTON. ' CANCER. « WONDERFUL RELIEF FOR CANCEII. rpHE undersigned having discovered I a wonderful relief for cancer, is prepared to treat persons afflicted with i that disease. If the patient does not : derive benefit from such treatment within a fortnight no charge will he made. Ulcers, Sores, and Wounds of 20 years' standing have also been cured by tho infallible Lconidan Ointment, [copy.] Wellington, 15th October, 1894 Mrs M. Smith has been treating me I for a bad leg which I have been suffering with for the last Gye years, but now I am_ thankful to say, it is as well as over it was. Previous to my consulting Mrs Smith, I had tried several of the leading doctors of Wellington, but without success. I can highly recommend Mrs Smith's treatment, also her ointmont, to anyone who is suffering from kicks, or old sores, such as mine TO, W j. Bdiieb, Constable, Wellington, 15th October, 1891 ' : Apply Mas R. SAJITH, Sole Manufacturer, third kuse loft tide Binbamstreet, off Ingejtie-ft.j WeUifigtoa, l BWW.'-rJtof, ' •