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Star (Christchurch), 25 July 1893, Page 2

Od_fe__owship. — The regular fortnightly meeting of the Loyal Addington Ledge was held last evening in the hall, Lincoln road, when there was a large attendance of members and visitors, N.G. Bro A. L. Gourlay prasiding. The sick visitors reported that there were no claims upon the funds. Two memberß were admitted by clearance, and one candidate waa elected and initiated, P.G. Bro Alpe and G.M. Bro Orange acting as conductors. The trustees were instructed to invest the 6um of £100. Lecture Master P.G. Bro Kinsman gave a lecture on the white degree. Sentiments were given by G.M. Bro Orange, Perseverance Lodge, G.M. Bro Carey and V.G. Bro Patterson. P.P.G.M. Bro J. A. Clarke and P.G. Bro Kinsman were appointed delegates to attend the meeting to make arrangements for a Morris -tube match, for a trophy presented J by the Mayor of Christchurch. It was j decided to hold a " social " in the first week in September* G.M. Bro Orange responded on behalf of the Third Sentiment. The Lodge was closed in due form by the N.G. D-AF-ES3 P_Esi»---Ti,Y Cured.— A gentleman who cured himself of deafness and noises in the head, of many years* standing, by a uew method, will be pleased to send full particulars, with oopies ot testimonials, ko., for two etampß. The most successful treatment ever introduced. Address, Herbert C_uton, sl, Upper Kennington ane, London. S. K. LINEN LASTS LONGER, Radiant in its whiteness ! Delightful in its sweetness ! and will keep much longer ' > clean when soaked and washed in a foaming ( I lather of Hudson's Extract of Soap. ( I lludcon's preserves the most delicate j lawns, laces, musli_B and fine underwear ■ from injury, and it will not fray your enffa !or jag your collars. "Try a packet, you'll ! never lack it." Sold only in packots by • all wholesale and retail grocers in Christchurch.