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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8060, 12 July 1904, Page 3

MEETING§ OF SOCIETIEg.

/ A meeting of the Lyttelton United Band" •f Hope was held in th© W<esleyan School*, room, on Friday night. The Rev ~W r Lee presided. The programme consisted of eongs and recitations, *n4 an address by Mr J4«ldlB. ." There w»s» a large Attendance, at the halfyearly meeting of tha Loyal City of Nor* wich Lodjpo of Juvcailo Oddfallows' hold ♦t Lyttelton, on Monday evening, Bro !. 'E. Meikle, N.G., Was in.£he chair. F&iir tunr members were initiated. Sick pay •mounting to £1 12s 6d ivas passed. Votes >f thanks were accorded to the. adult Lodge for a gift of aJmanaoE, and to P.G.. J3rft Taylor for auditing the pence books. P.G. Bro D. Moor installed the following officers :—Bro E. Meikle, jB.M. ; Bro W' D. L«st«r, 2v.G. ; Bro W. Hiltedon, V.G. ; BroG. Williams. Warden; Bro 0. Brown, I.Gk r Bro A. Pols-on, 0.G.,; Bro W. ; Wearne, E.S. ; Bro S. Norris, conductor; Bro S. Gilray, librarian, iiro Moor aJao presented Bro W. Hillsdon with P.P.G.M. :' Barclay's prize for the most regular atten- . dant. Sentiments of the evening were give» by Bros W. D. Lesier, JJ. Meikle and W. Green. P.G. Bro Moor presented .Bro W. Green with a P.G.s framed certificate.' Songs were sung by Bros Lester, \ Pascoe and Meikle, and recitations T^ere \ given by" Bros S. Norris and W. Norton. : \lJwk Lodae was clos«d at 9.30 p.m.