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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8320, 29 July 1890, Page 8

MeetingsSJ? * 5 LODGE st. Andrew (418, SCOTTISH CONSTITUTION). Members of the above l.odge are summoned to the Meeting to bo held THIS EVENING, in the Freemasons' Hall, Princes-street, at half-past revon. All Brethren DESIROUS of working undo- the authority of the Grand Lodge of Scotland are invited to be present. Visiting Brethren re also invited. By order. THOMAS CAUTL'iY, Secretary. V QTAR 01.'AUCKLAND vV O LODGE 20, 1.0.0. F., W\ 'Jw ax - W By special request of memghers, the Degree Lodge will lie held 'I'll DAY (Tuesday), at 7.30 p.m., instead of Tuesday, sth proximo. A good attendance is requested. By older of N.G. JOHN KERCHKLL. IVrmn lent Secretary. 5 FREEDOM ('OLD MINING COM.fij PAN (LI.MI l ED). The First Ordinary General Mmeting of the Shareholders will be held at tile Company's <JJli'-f. .New '/-•aland Insurance J.ui'diugs, Auckland, TO-DAV ('Tuesday), >tli day of July, I S'JO, at the hour of two lU "' ' D. G. M.vcDON'NULL, Manager. Auckland, July 20, 1890. 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