LODGE MEETINGS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81909, 21 December 1906, Page 2

LODGE MEETINGS.

The quarterly meeting of Loval Kginont Lodge, .1.0.0.1''., ALU., was held last evening, X.«. JJro. 11. li. Lord presiding. There was a fair attendance of members, including liro. E. Lye, who is the third oldest sllrviviu' l member, and who passed through the lodge chairs 44 years ago. The lodge has been established nearly fifty years, and Jiro. Lied. Stockman is the last surviving member of those who first formed the lodge, liro. Henry Hooker is second on the list of members, and liro. L. Lye third. Three candidates were proposed 'ior membership. The lodge decided to celebrate the jubilee of the lodge on the !)th April, I'JO7, and a strong committee was formed lo carry out arrangements for the event. The following officers were elected for the ensuing term:—Grand Master, 11. .11. .Ford; jji.U., A. Olivers; V.G., T. C. lirown; elec. see., W. Butler; per. sec. 11. T. Ainsworth; U. A. Hooker and L. F. Webster were appointed to assist the N.(.1. during his term ol' office; Ji. Steele and J. Toms, supporters to V.U.; liro. c. Tischj guardian; liro. C. JSond, warden. I'.CI. C. A. .Malheson was granetd a, dispell sation lo receive the I'.C.'s degree. i'.U.'s ,1. liennetl, C. H. Ali-Uahey\uid 11. 11. Lord were elected auditors ior the vear.