LODGE MEETINGS

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 124, 28 May 1930, Page 18

LODGE MEETINGS

£ The. fortnightly meeting of Maraenui jfcodge-,."N0: 124, 1.0.0.F.,;N.Z., was held Bro. A. Hodges, N.G., presiding over .a fair attendance. Various accounts Were passed for payment and several in- . HtatioMS/aecepted. -Committees for the ' fensurngterm'were seTfeiip7 After the meet--sifg~ an'enjo'yable'evening was spent at cards.

f ': Zeajandia Lodge, No. 48, 1.0.0. F., N.Z., its fortnightly meeting at Newtown jiecently, Bro. A. G. Christie, P.G., pre(siding over a fair attendance. Visitors iufcluded Bro. H. Dames, P.D.D.G.M., P.C.P. Lodge), Bro. P. J. Lee, P.G. Cross Lodge), Bro. A. Hodges, rN.Gv' (Maraenui Lodge), Bro. J. C. E. {Turner, C.P. (Port Nicholson Eneampanont), and Bro. P. J. Bottcher (Kopane iLodge). Three members were reported on Stho sick list and relative sick pay, together with various other accounts, passed Vfpr payment. One candidate was admitted [to membership. The following" officers [were installed for.'current term by Bro. fDaines and suite:—r.P.G;, Bro.1-E. W.-, aSarvey; N.G., Bro. C. C. Blakemore;; iV^G., Bro. A. G. Christie, P.G.; recording 'secretary, Bro. C. A. Parnell; financial seetYetary, Bro. E. D. Wallis, P.G.; treasurer, I H. i[._'Darkins, P.G.; .warden, Bro. te. .T. Harrap; conductor, Bro. J. A. K. |Robinson,?£.G-.; chaplain, Bro. H. A. ■ 3Jardham;;ißa3.;'y.R,S,N.G. ) Bro. F.vA.; Bezzant, s^Glt«li;SiN,G.v .- Bro. J., W. Hardy; ' Bro.:, F. Male'cek; 1.5. V.G.; "B'ro.^ O. L.'Quinn; E.S.S., Bro. V. Eeilly; L.S:S., Bro. G. A. Wilson, P.G.; J.G., 8r0..-H.-.W. Guyton, P.G.; 8r0..J. E. Maley,',P.G. '. '- - :., ' ' ' -. ir The fortnightly- meeting of - Wildey: Lodge, N ; o^^p7i?;Xo'.O;l?., 'N\Z:, was lield: recentb", -Broi Qi£*Ef : ,-rTannery N.G.,' pre-: aiding oveKS'go'o'd'a.ttendance. Visitors mr eluded Bro. J.vWest, P.G., P.C.P. Two members w.ere declared upon the sick list, one member, declared off, and relative sickpay with other claims for refunds were' .passed for payment. The sick-visitor reported, aMAotlier^.reports were ■ received and adop^^Seciiir* stress; for better .regalia for tfiejprjncipal officers being made my the finatice! committee..' General matp«rs of interest, were debated, one candi* wate was proposed for membership,.. the Ballot being, taken-for .another. The secres&ry..reported:.that the. :letter : of appealient to fiopiy;wfinancial members had re-, salted in favbiir-of-three becoming finan'Sal on the books again. Business having riSeen concluded, .the evening terminated. $ith a card tournament. f/£he fortnightly meeting of Rahiri ReSjekah Lodge, No. 49, 1.0.0. F., N.Z., was held last week. Sister Wilson, N.G., presiding over a fair attendance, including two brothers from Maraenui ILodge. Accounts and sick pay were passed for payment, and correspondence read and dis-, posed o£ Bro. Evans reported 'on a visit tp Onslow Lodge. /;?!;.>';■;.•; . ■ r f. The bi-monthly- meeting of Wellesley Juvenile Lodge, N,0'.'7,*1.0.0.F., N.Z., was held last week, Bro.-'F. Anderson, acting 3?. G., presiding ov,er'a:good attendance. A member was reported^.still on the sick Wat and relative sicfe Mpay was passed. Several members tiesponded to an invitation to exchange .Vcorrespondence with toembers of Highgate Juvenile Lodge, pJonedin, Sister I. Morrison, L.D.D.G.M.,.

aihd Bro. J. Nind, D.D;G.M;,' were welcomfed by the president, Bro. J?. J. Jones, teUXD.G.M. The D.D.GIM,: and' suite ijoarried'out' the installation of'officers for tthe ensuing term. Harmony concluded a very enjoyable evening.