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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 256, 13 July 1926, Page 19

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At the fortnightly meeting ot tlie Loyal Brittania budge, Manchester Unity Oddfellows, the following officers were present:— N.G. IVo. W. B. Brown, V.G. Bro. E. Jane, 1.P.N.0. Bro. F. E. 8. Marlin. E.S. Bro. A. B. McDonagli Warden Bro. J. D. McKenzie, LG. Bro. Stewart. O.G. Bro. Johnson. Three now meiube» were initiated into the lodge and ordti, Bro. J. It. Kraft, J’.G.. acting as conducting officer. Bro. Kennedy. I’.G.. was elected to till the vacancy of lecture master. in the absence of Bru J. Saunders, now in Queensland on sick leave. » ord being received of the death of Bro. Brown nt Kamo, the lodge stood in silence as a motion of sympathy. Il was cut lied unanimously that the best wishes of the lodge bo forwarded to P.D.G.M. BroBlair and D. 8. Bro. I. Glark. who biitc been granted three months’ leave of absence. Bro. Hancock has generously donated a trophy ol a gold-mounted pencil or fountain ven to the member gaming the largest number of new membeis from now until December: tins, trgethei with the medal donated by Bro. W. • Alidelev. P.P.G.M.. is expected to be an incentive to all membors to compete in the propaganda work, and as Brittania is near the 700 mark alit-i 1 this vear should mark an epoch. Bro. Frank M.les. of Lodge Tavistock and Bro Fayen. of Loyal Westport Lodge, were accorded lodge honours, and suit--11 On Jffiy C L at the Britannia Lodge, Manchester Unity Oddfellows’ Holl, in fl'V' l " Quay, the members and friends gathered for what was one of the most successful evenings that bas been l*ld. Bio. Brown. N. 0., and Bro. Madelcy. P.P.G.M. eulogised the good work of the social s’erctary, Bro. Milburn, and Bro. O Sullivan, nt. an lnformn.l meeting ’’eld m the supper room. Pros. A J. Williams. P 0 , Leggett and Robertson acted os m’c.’s Tcstifving their estimation of these ca<l.rrings. a number of young men have Joined the order.