FREEMASONRY.

Evening Post, Volume LIII, Issue 141, 16 June 1897, Page 5

FREEMASONRY.

[PBESS ASSOCIATION.] (Received June 16, 10 a.m.) London, 16th June. Chief Justice Way, of South Australia, has been elected a Past Grand Warden of the United Grand Lodge of Freemasons of England. His Honour availed himself of the opportunity of his investment with his new rank to present to the Prince of Wales the joint address of congratulation to the Queen from the Masonic Grand Lodges of South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, and New Zealand. Addresses of congratulation from 7000 Freemasons, representing all parts of the Empire, have been presented to the Queen in conneption with the Record Reign celebrations. [ottb own correspondent.] Pahiatua, This Day. The installation of officers of the Masonic lodge Ruahine was held at Woodville last night. Bro. A. Sandel was installed as W.M. for the ensuing term. The District Grand Superintendent (Bro. W. Beilby, of Hastings), assisted by Bros. Macdonald, Grinlinton (Woodville), aud Falconer (Pahiatua), conducted the ceremony, visitors from Dannevirke, Palmerston, and Pahiatua being present.

FOB boys' winter wear the D.I.C. has provided a particularly fine selection of serviceable and conttbrtublo garments. A very large proportion of tho new winter suits and overcoats aro wade up of most reliable* colonial tweeds, whiuh have beon speoially manufactured to rosist rough wear. Bots' twoed suits vary in price from 10s 9d to 255, nnd good sorgo suits from 9s 6d to 22s Gd. Youths' three-garment suits, in picked tweeds, made to buckle at knee, range from 21s to 32s 6d. Boys' overcoats range from 10s Gd to 25s Gd, and tho larger sizes ior youths from 108 Gd to 355. All clothing stocked by tho D.I.C. is guaranteed to bo of roliable material, best workmanship, and moderate in price. — Advt,