MASONIC.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10085, 21 March 1896, Page 5

MASONIC.

Tir W M. and brethren of Lodge Ara ■v ] v 7.C., took advantage of the passage ,' . , Auckland Of Brother G. Thome, - t, convene a smoke concert in his !... - ,■! Ito invite the attendance of the !: ft ; the Ara Lodgo, Irish Constitution, 1 . ir .'i Mr. Thorns was identified. V.l ! ,V " ' . tert-mony was also carried out at , time, namely tho bidding adieu ' •: > ier T. I'. Wells, who is living to 1 ■_'(.> of the Ngaruwahra public J'"'' ' The gathering took place in the '«,■ i.i.lion of the Masonic Hall last ,nl there was a reunion of the r a? was, to say the least unex--1 - IV Ara Lodge So. 1 were tho hosts. i-, included Brother W. J. Kecs, pi. ' " j';v. t-.M. I.C. The Ara Lodge i iv,is well represented by the fol- . n ;-:uoors as P. M.'s ;—Brother A. I. ■.' (' Hantu, C. L. Arnold (W.M.), y "'A liii.iker, 1.P.M., A. Brock, G. A. ti-ii'"'. W. Blomtield, S.W. Tho t , n ,'-.1 and constitution was worthily roi :? - r --I, and amongst those present as _■ tie Grand Lodge were Brother* \\ .i-.-cll, P." U.M., Brother Powley, v. v.'.V., A. Ki Id, P.G.S.,Horace Bagent u . K.-ik.iia). Tho Grand Lodge was -.-c• - .ed by Brother S. D. Ilanna, ji t , > ;i, G. \V Basley, P.G.R., Brother '»r ?'•• Andrew's S.C., and Brother Bj-'.-u'* (No. 4?, Feilding). Amongst the • »-.red were Messrs. T. J. Brassey, V. M Jackson, and other gentlemen. The f „ ,>r: wis an excellent one, the items n;uch above the ordinary amateur SfCUpf.