The Mutual Assurance Society of Victoria have bought the fine premises in Queenstreet occupied by Mr. Atkin, draper, for £16,00 P. They have a frontage of 33 feet. The society is thus giving proof of its stability and of the enterprise of the directors, though the institution has but recently started operations in Auckland. The April session of the Grand Orange Lodge of New Zealand was held at Whangarei on IShe 16th, Grand Master Goldie and a number of Auckland brethren attended. At the olose of the session a banquet was held at the Whangarei Hotel, Brother Dickey presided, supported by Brother Goldie and Brother Gladding. The vice ohair was occupied by Brother Fraser, supported by Brothers Cromarty, Garger, and Canahan. Fifty brethren-were present.—[Own Correspondent,]
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7003, 28 April 1884, Page 3 (Supplement)
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