MEETINGS OF SOCIETIES.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXII, Issue 7414, 3 December 1884, Page 3

MEETINGS OF SOCIETIES.

'♦' — —■ Court Star of Canterbury, No. 2809, held its usual meeting at tho Foresters' Hall, Oxford Terrace, on Monday evening. Tho Woodwards reported that one member hod died since last meeting, and that one had met with an accident. The remaining sick brothers were progressing very favourably. One member was admitted from England by clearance. The C.E reportedl thatethe p^icndlyfiocteties'service at thc ( ati‘^f ftl , would be held on Sunday, Dec. 14. Five I sandidates were initiated, and. afbf mtoc I formal business, the Court was c1o«m1. The 1 roMipte df the evening wore MS 15a. Thi, annual meeting of the Bast Malvern Baudot Hope was bold on Monday evenin®. There was a food attendance, and temPmiident oooopied the chair. Ihe fob tt JfTStor rnwin*, Mr K, Lane j Secretary. Mr F. Helghway (reflected) j mwislant feretory, Mr J. Lord j and a Committee of ton other fentbmum beetdes the above officers. On Monday evening the following officers were installed In tho Thistle Lodge, No. 697,8.0,, Ashburton, by tee H.W.D.CLM., Bro the Eov James HiM:—B.W.M., Bro James Tali; D.M., Bro G. H. St Hiltf I Sub. M., Bro J. Soalyi 8.W.. Bro T. I Smite; J.W., Bro T. Wmiama; 8,1).. Bro J. Smite; J.D., Bro F. Noakee, &«:wtMy, I PJd: Bro Sparrow j Treasurer, P.M. Bro | D M'Farlano > Stewards, Bros J. <J. I Hodge and Cape-WHliainson; T.G., Bro L. I Battoay > 'Tyler, Bro R. CuUon. After tee I instellation tee retiring Master, Broi Charles Reid, was presented by the Lodge! with * Past Master’s Jewel. The re-ff matador ot the eventag was spent con-| vivially, and a ball wound up the pro4| ceedlnga. |i