FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.
rho fortnightly meeting of the (Menl Lodge 1.0.0.jj'., A.C.. was held last evenmy N.L.. lira. J. [Jnlzicl presiding. Telegraphic message was read from Mr 1!. ]■]. Hay. s, stating thai he would visit Palmerston on Friday. IV-cembor 8. and would address local Frier. Ilv Societies on the iMiianco Act or the National Provident. L'und. Mr Hayes also asked that the country indues be notified and invited to attend, li was decided that as many members of Orient Lodge as nossible attend the meeting so as to become fully conversant with tho operation and scope of the new scheme. Two candidates were initiated and ono was proposed for membership. One member, uho is leaving the district. applied ! for his clearance, A letter was received from Urn. NY,.!,;:. 0 f Greymouth, who re- | turned from the front som'o lime aero, stat-1 ing that ho was rapidlv recovering hU I health, and thanked the'Lodgo for . its [n'omptness in paying liis sick claims.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 10526, 2 December 1916, Page 2
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160FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 10526, 2 December 1916, Page 2
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