MEETINGS OF SOCIETIES.

Evening Star, Issue 11454, 23 January 1901, Page 4

MEETINGS OF SOCIETIES.

P The Lily of the Valley Lodge, 1.0.G.T..1J |jheid their weekly meeting on Monday nightfi |jin the Albany street Hall, Bro. W. Hey,flj %C.T., presiding. There was a good atten-|| ddance. One candidate was initiated. Afterll the following resolution was unani-l| fhnously. adopted: —"That this meeting es-I| IjpTess their deepest regret at the distressingls anews of Her Majesty's illness, and hope|| IJthat by divine help her health might beflj |ffully restored." The u«mal vote to visitoriJ§j gwas responded to by Bros. Abernethy (Pio-|P| Sneer) and Bush (Alliance). |S I The fortnightly meeting of the Hope ofglj avensbourne Lodge, 1.0. U.T., was beJdfg i the 21st inst. ; Bro. G. Mitchell,|| , T., presiding. Two candidates wervjpj itialed. There was a large attend-S| ice, the District Lodge being officially we)[£|j imed. Bro. Emerson and Sis. Hogan, o;.g| lo Lifeboat Lodge, Timaru, were preaent,&H id conveyed greetings from their lodge. n going into harmony songs were contri|i ited hy Bro. Stubba (encored), Bro m 'Kay, Bro. Hendereon ; a reoitation by Sir. |g homas ; and an organ eolo by Sia. South. is he following resolaticn, proposed bvßro.Ka . C. Cameron, and seconded by Bro. Sandi-||] nda, was passed : —"That thia meeting!*! mgratnlate Inspector P/irdy and, his meuK i their successful raiding in ith the recent cases of sly grog-selling i D !ra io Clntba district." The singing of 'Go* IS' ivo the Queen' formed part of the useal|| odng ceremonv. Jg