Royal Arch.

The Committee recommend that inasmuch as the Grand Lodge of South Australia has been duly acknowledged by the Grand Lodge of England and representatives exchanged , the Grand Chapter of South Australia be also recognised .

The Committee have also received memorials , with extract of minutes , for permission to remove the following Chapters : — Granite Chapter , No . 1328 , from Freemasons' Hall to the Holborn Eestaurant , High Holborn .

The Pattison Chapter , No . 913 , from the High School , Brook Hill , to the Freemasons' Hall , Plumstead , Kent . The Andrew Chapter , No . 834 , from the Bell and Anchor Tavern

to the Windsor Castle Hotel , Hammersmith . The Committee being satisfied of the reasonableness of these requests , recommend that the removal of the above-named Chapters be sanctioned .

( Signed ) EOBEET GEEY , President . Freemasons' Hall , London , W . C . 17 th October 1888 .

Brunswick Chapter, No. 159.

BRUNSWICK CHAPTER , No . 159 .

THE annual meeting was held at the Masonic Hall , Hobarfc Street , Sfconehouse , on the 31 st ult ., to instal the principals for the year ensuing , viz ., Comps . Thomas Geaoh Z ., W . H . Williams H ., and N . Eadmore J . The installing Officers were Companions John Lord , James Gidley , Eichard Pike , and William Allsford , assisted by

Comp . the Eev . T . W . Lemon , M . A . The Officers were invested as follows : —Comps . Price S . E ., Henwood S . N ., Davis P . Soj ., Sellick 1 st A . Soj ., Stoner 2 nd A . Soj ., Nicholson Treasurer , Harvey D . C ., Eden Organist , Endicott Steward , James Bartlett Janitor . Subsequent to the installation , a brother of Lodge Erme , No . 1091 , was

exalted to the sublime degree by the retiring 1 st Principal Comp . Morfcimore . During the evening a pair of Eoyal Arch tracing boards was presented , with the following inscription on the tablet : — Presented to Chapter Brunswiok , 159 , H . R . A ., October 31 1888 , by Ex-Comp . Eev . T . W . Lemon , M . A ., P . Z . 189 ( 70 , 223 , 495 , and 2025

hon . ) P . P . G . P . Soj . and Past Provincial Third Grand Principal . On a motion proposed by the 1 st Principal , and seconded by the 2 nd Principal , a vote of thanks was accorded to Comp . T . W . Lemon

for his handsome gift to the Chapter . The Companions adjourned to Couuins ' s Eestaurant , George Street , Plymouth , where an excellent dinner was provided , and under the presidency of Comp . T . Geach , an enjoyable evening was spent .

The Theatres, &C.

THE THEATRES , & c .

The Brewers' Exhibition and Market . — We are not advocates for what is styled " Protection ; " on tho contrary , we believe an article offered for sale , whether it be one for mooting the demands of food supply or for household utility , should stand or fall on its merits alone . It is useless moaning over loss of trade , because

foreign supply emanates from a lower scale of remuneration for labour than holds in this country ; rather let tho quality and recognised standard of value be our standpoint . As a rule we in this country will not be far behind our neighbours when the verdict has to be declared . This seemed to be the idea that pervaded the body

of those exhibitors who took part in the Tenth Annual Brewers ' , Maltsters ' , Distillers ' , Mineral Water Manufacturers ' , Wine and Spirit Merchants' and Allied Trades' National Exhibition and Market , which was held on the 22 ud ult ., aud five following days , at the Agricultural Hall , London , N . We learn that there were something

more than 100 firms extra who exhibited compared with either of the previous shows held in the popular Agricultural Hall for the like purposes , while the attendance during the six days the Hall was open ranged far above that registered in former years . A special feature of the week ' B programme was the arrangements made for a series of

meetings that would interest the trade and those associated with it . These comprised : —On 22 nd October the Country Brewers' Society held their annual meeting and Dinner at the Hotel Metropole ; a Brewers' Congress was held on the 23 rd October , when a paper on "The Licensing Tribunals of the Future" was read by Albert J .

Mott , Esq ., F . G . S . ; on 24 th October the Laboratory Club held their annual conference ; on 25 th October a paper on " The Consolidation of the Licensing Acts " was read by Christopher Page Deane , Esq ., Solicitor ; while on the last day , the 261 h October , a paper on " Trade Organisation " was read by J . Danvera Power , Esq . Another

feature was a Barley ( English and Foreign ) competition , and Ginger Ale and non-intoxicating Herb or Botanic Beverage competition . Several large firms of Brewers from the Provinces also exhibited , and gave a general invitation to any visitor who might feel interested to

sample their productious . This we are assured will have a tangible and practical result , as we learn that one of our most eminent London firms has entered into arrangements that will place upon the market a wholesome and palatable beverage that will meet a want that has long been recognised by almost all heads of families .

" Faust np to date ' was successfully produced at the Gaiety on Tuesday . Tbe piece was moat uuthuHiaatically received , aud doubtless another Gaiety success will bo the result . Wo shall give a fnlJ notice next week . " Hands across the Sea" will bts produced at the Princess ' s ou Thursday , the 8 th instant . Tim unsto we have already announced . The production of " Nadgy" at tho Avenue has been postponed until Wednesday evening next .

The Theatres, &C.

Madame Worrell ' s annual evening concert will take place on Monday , 26 th instant , at the Brixton Hall , Acre Lane , near Brixton Church . Tickets ( 3 s , 2 s , and Is each ) may be obtained of Madame Worrell , 69 Wiltshire Road , Brixton . The entertainment will commenoe at 8 o ' clock .

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