MASONIC.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXII, 10 May 1912, Page 7

MASONIC.

THE GRAND LODGE

*V TELEGRAPH-PRESS ASSOCIATION

DUNEDIN, May 9. Ihe communication of the Masonic Grand Lodge was concluded to-day A scheme to enable a Provincial Grand Master to take with him an enlarged retinue of city officers Avhen visiting country lodges was debated at considerable length, and eventually the solution of the problem was left to the Hoard of General Purooses. The question of providing regular incomes for widows and orphans and the Aged Masons' fund was reared to the Board of Benevolence. The report of the snecifl committee of the Provincial (.var-d Masters on their conference in Wellington was adopted, with slight amendments. A Board of Grand Lodge Inistees. consisting of Bros. Ross. Clark, MolW, Watts, and Stoneham, was set urj for the period during which the executive is stationed in Dnnedin It v-sr decided that the Board of General Pnrnoses should consider the question of ttiQ disparity in the size of the nrf^eut Masonic districts. The Grand Lodge will meet in Auckland next May.