LODGE MEETING

Evening Star, Issue 16231, 28 September 1916, Page 1

LODGE MEETING

Bio. W. Moir presided at, the half -yearly '■■:, meeting of Conifc Robin Hood yesterday. evening. Very eipreeiat was '.';.■■ made to the services renosrcdlo the.Order ; ':> '-. by the-1 Mc Biy U\ .V.\ -. secretary was instructed' to ■convey, court's sympathy to bis relatives. l'"celuic; j • reference was also made to the fact tliat ..;.' news bad arrived that day of the death , fnitii wounds of Bro. Isbister. who had pa-sod through the juvcnilo department.. before joining the adult court. Sympathy ' with bis relatives was expressed by reso- .1 luliou. and it \v«; also decided to send a;' letter to Mr and .Mrs Dougan, expressing'' tin: hope that, their son (Bro.N. Dougan) , would speedily recover front the wounds • sustained at t-ho front. The election of \ ' oliicer; resulted:—G.R., F. Knewstnbb ;■ '' S.C.K.. Bro. S. Perry; Sec, Bro. Cunninjlhani ; Trcas., ,f. Da Costa: S.W., G. Love. TJie outstanding.event of the eyen« inu- was the presentation of Past District honors to Bio. W. Love by D.C.R. Bro.. W. Sim-lair, v.-ho said that Bro. Love was highly esteemed throughout the United! Otago District. Congratulations wero also., conveyed by the Mayor ami by representatives, of Druids, Oddfellows, and Rcchabiles. Telegrams of congratulation wero read from Bro. Jones, D.8., and Bro. , Folley, P.D.C.K. (of Invorcargill). The evening's programme was very pleasant,, and the. railway traffic manager court-., euusly delayed the departure of the ;last '. train in order to prolong tho stay of the visitor; from Duncdiu.