CARGILL KILWINNING LODGE.

Otago Witness, Issue 1480, 27 March 1880, Page 14

CARGILL KILWINNING LODGE.

The installation of the R.W.M., and investiture of the officers of the Cavgill Kilwinning Lodge, No C 32, S.C., took place at the lodge-room in the Port Chalmers Hotel on Tuesday evening. There were fully 80 brethren present, and the Lodges represented were Otago Kilwinning, No. 417 ; Celtic, St. Andrew's, Taieri, and Cromwell Kilwinning, S.C. The Lodges under the English Constitution wore those of Otago, 844 ; Dunedin, 031 ; Port Chalmers Marine, 942 ; St. George's, and the Curwond, No. 1400. The ceremony of installing the 11. W.M. was ably performed by the R.W., x ßro. J. Gore, R.W.D.D.G.M.. S.C; the R.W., Bro. S. T. Kerr, acting as director of ceremonies ; whilst a choir, composed of Bros. Ferguson, P.M. ; Marsden, P.M. ; Riedle, and Asher, contributed a selection of anthems and chants suitable to the occasion. The following were the officers installed and invested:— W. Caldwell, R.W.M. ; J. Louden, R.W.D.M. ; J. Grinley, R.W.S.M. ; A. Perry, S.W. ; R. Bard, J.W. ; S. Perry, treasurer ; J. Laing, secretary; W. Collins, S.D. ; W. Sutcliffc, J.D. ; J. Baird, chaplain ; G. L. Asher, organist; J. Tucker, J.G. ; D. Miller, S.S. ; J. Tunnage, J.S. After the installation of the R.W.M. the usual salutes were rendered under the direction of Bro. S. T. Kerr, and the meeting was closed at 9 p.m. A ball to celebrate the event was afterwards given in the Foresters' Hal],

ABRIVALS AND DRPARTUBES FOR THE WEEK. ARRIVALS.

Thursday— Shag, from Shajr Point ; B«»utiful Star, from Oamaru; Ino, from Quoin Point. Friday - Mft^ri.fromTlmaru ; Oreti, from the Bluff. Saturday Kakauui, from Timai-u ; Wanganui, from Oamaru ; Grace, from Walkou»iti ; Sh»g, from Sbag Point ; Waita^i, fiom ihe North ; Wave, from Oamaru Sunday- Cora, from Timaru; Peneuin, from Auckland , via the East Coast ; Beautiful Star, from Oattaru ; Jasper, from Lyitelton. Monday— Nill. Tuesday— Ino, from Oamaru : Wednesday — l.advbird, from Timaru ; Tararua, ire m Sydney, via the East Co»Bt.

DBFAATURES.

Friday — Hose M, for xvewcaetle ; Hawea, for the North ; Bh*g, for Shag Point ; Arawaia, for Melbourne, via ilobait Town and Blnfi ; Maori, for the West Co*st ports, via the Buff; Beautiful Star, fcr Oamarn. Stt'irJoy— lno, for unmaru. Sundiy— Ladj bird, for o imai u M nday-Wnitaki, for Noithern port* ; Kikauui for T inarii ; laaball*, for Cat in's River. Tuesnay— Eiiza M 'Phee.fyr Jrtiverton; Beautiful Star, for Oirnaru. Wednesday— E 'zi Mary, fr Ktipara ; Set gull, forL> t'elton ; Lad} bird for Tinmru.

PASSENGERS. (NWAftD*

Per Maori : From Timaru— Mr and Mrs Workman and child, Mrs ■ wight and child, Messrs JR. Stewart, A. Af. Connor, R. JRankin. Per Wnitaki . From tho North— R v. J. J. Lewis, MesTS Whitsnii, Armstrong, Lawler, Simpsi-n, Fawcelt, Cordox. Youille, Smith, Clatk, Grey, and 7 uteerago. Per Penguiu : From Auckland, via the Ewt Coast— Mrß Smith and 2 cto'i dreD, Mesaers Pcry, Torxonce, Holme", M'Gregor, Christie Donoghue, Laundeen, Watewun, Bo,t.

Per Tararua ; From Sydney, via tho Eist Const— From Sydney Mrs Thompson, Messrs Heron, Cunuingham, Fraser, Jenkyns. from the Coait— Messrs Augustine, Deaner ; and 10 steerage.

OTTWARDb

Per Hawea: For ihe North— for Lyttslfon— Mr E. Shearer. For Wellington— Mr nnd JflrH Swidernan andfamilv, Miss Kutherl rd. ForN*pier - Miss Walker, Mr M,'Farla»e. For Auckhnd— Misses Koddel (2), Hughes, Mr T. Hill.

PerAr.wata: For Melbourne, va the Bluff aud HobartT wn— FoMhe Bluff— M>H9> 3 Beaver, J. Macfvlaoe, Butler. For Hobort Town— Mr Sheppard For Melbourne— MrandMr.sUancb>ri, MlpSph A. V eid, Sldd, Messrs E. S *-ilh, -lviigAi), Canning E laon, T. Lane, Onslty, Here ; and 10 si e 'rage for all ports.