LODGE MEETINGS

Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 76, 28 September 1915, Page 2

LODGE MEETINGS

Court Robin Hood, No. 4428, met last evening in St. Peter's, P.C.R. Bro. T. H. Hopkins presiding. As the proposed amendments were to be discussed, there was quite a large attendance of members. Visitors were present from most of the city courts. Bro. J. Jackson, P.C.R., was elected delegate to the triennial meeting to be held in Wanganui in December. Bros. T. Bailey and F. Peterson were elected a Card Tourney Committee. The Chief Ranger, Bro. F. Hawthorne, tendered his resignation, and Bro. T. H. Hopkins was elected to fill the vacancy. One candidate was prop osed *f or mi tiation . The district officers of the Manchester Unity of Oddfellows — Grand Master Wylie, Deputy Grand Salek, and Corresponding Secretary Godber — accompanied by' P.G.M. Bro. Madeley, paid an official visit to the members of the Greytown Lodge of Oddfellows last night. The G.M. gave a very interesting discourse on the Order, and was followed by tbo Deputy and C.S. After the formal business, an adjournment was made to the banquet-room, where an ample supper was partaken of. Bro. Loasby, who had just come back from a meeting of the Board of Directors, gave all present an idea of the business transacted. The most important business was that of admitting n©\v members at the present time, owing to so many going to the war. It was pointed out that if a, man joined and paid a quarter's subscription, and then went to the front and became injured or killed, the Order would be responsible for all claims, and the question arose as to whether the lodges should accept members at present. The board, after considerable consideration and discussion, decided to reoommend that members be not now made. The matter was left for the B.M.C. to deal with at Easter. SHOULD NOT RUN ITS COURSE. Never permit a cold to run its course, for more fatalities have their origin in, or result from, a cold than any other cause- Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the most prompt and effective medicine for coughs and colds. It loosens the cough, relieves the lungs, opens the secretions and aids Nature^ to restore the system to a healthy condition. — Advt. Don't trifle with a cold by drugging the stomach. Treat it by the modern, common-sense method of Nazol. Taken on lump sugar, or inhaled, the Nazol fumes are drawn directly into the nasal cavities, throat, and lungs, and afford remarkable relief. No household should be -without this sovereign remedy. Sold everywhere. Sixty dotes coat Is 6d. — .Advt.