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fj^plllitsmrklitstittittaitfar§rws, ELECTION , OCTOBER 1890 The votes of subscribers aro earnestly solicited for HAROLD STREETER GOLDSMITH , AGED 8 YEARS , YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE BRO . W . 0 . GOLDSMITH . Bro . GOLDSMITH was initiated in the Chisleburst Lodge , No . 1531 , shortly after its consecration in 1875 , and remained a subscribing member till 1881 , when ho joined tho Gallery Lodgo , No . 1928 . In this latter Lodge he served all tho offices np to that of VV . M . It was while holding this office , and throe days after tho election of his successor , that he died , on the 15 th November 1887 . He was a Life Governor of tho Boys' School , and a Subscriber ^ to all vlio Masonic Charities , and was , at all times , a hard worker in Masonry , ifo was for many years , and at tho tirao of his death , a member of fcho Reporting Staff of the Press Association , and in that capacity vvas well know to all Journalists in the United Kingdom . Tho under-mentioned Brethren strongly recommend tho case of his son , the above-named candidate : —¦ Bro . CHAKDES KEDGLEI' , Hibomia Chambers , London Bridge , S . E ., W . M . 79 , P . M . Kill , M . E . Z . 73 . Tho Rev . S . A . SEr , wxif , Past Chaplain 210 , St . James ' s Vicarage , Hatcham , S . E Bro . II . E . V . BUSSKX , P . M . litis , 121 ! Brixton Hill , S . W . Bro . Alderman VA . RXCOXIS K , Prov . G .. T . \ V . Sussex , En . it Sussex iVe «' , s Office , Lewes . Bro . R . J . ALBEBY , 1302 , S . D . 1028 , 21 Stockwell Park Orescent , S . W . Bro . Taos . 0 . SUMNEH , Yorkshire 1 ' ost Ottice , Leeds , 'No . 1211 . Bro . THOMAS MINSTOKH , , P . M . 87 , P . M . aud Secretary 11 ) 23 , lli Ann Street , Union Square , Islington , N . Bro . H . MASSEY , P . M . 619 , P . M . and Treasurer 192 S , 93 Chancery Lane , W . O . Bro . J . C . DUCKWORTH , P . M . 1928 , Liverpool Courier Office , 81 Fleet Street , K . O . Bro . W . T . PERKINS , S . W . 1928 , Manchester Courier Office , 27 Fleet Street , E . C . Bro . A . F . AsitEit , P . M . 1395 , Surrey Advertiser Office , Guildford . Bro . J . H . HAWKS , P . M . 38 , West Sussex Gazette Office , Chichester . Bro . W . J . IiHfjjs . 1928 , 219 South Lambeth Road , S . W . Bro . W . E . PITT , 192 S , Press Association , Wine Office Court , K . O . Bro . JAMKS WILLING JUN ., V . P ., W . M . 2301 P . M , 177 , 1507 , 1711 , 1937 , and 131 !>„ P . Z . 1000 , 1507 , 2018 , P . A . S . Middlesex , & c . Bro ! R . STAGEY , P . M . and P . Z . ISO , 131 Brixton Road , S . W . Any of the above Brethren will thankfully receive votes , or thoy may be sent to Mrs : GOLDSMITH , 71 Manor Road , Brockloy , S . E .

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BRO . JAMES STEVENS P . M . P . Z . is prepared to enter into arrangements with Metropolitan and Provincial Lodges ( however distant ) for tho Delivery of his Lectures ou the Ritual and Ceremonial of tho Symbolic Degrees in Freemasonry ( two hours ) , iu respect ( if which most favourable criticism has beon published by the Masonic and Local Journal * . " Brother Stevens must bo heard within ' tho four walls of our respective Lodgo Rooms , for there only can his most useful work be understood and appreciated . " —Address , iu first instance , to the care of tho Editor of this paper .

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^ . W . W . ' . J ^ pSSESSW ^ WMM H^^^^^^^p SATURDAY , 27 TH SEPTEMBER 1890 .

History Of Tasmanian Freemasonry.

HISTORY OF TASMANIAN FREEMASONRY .

THE history ot b reemasonry in Tasmania , so fiir as traceable , for the records aro not of an entirely nnhroken character , show that ifc owes its psiretitugo to Military Lorlyes . First to that attached to the 21 st Regiment , and which vvas held under charter from tho

Grand Lodgo of Ireland , granted iu 1763 , aud known as the Royal Fusiliers Lodge . No . 33 . There was also attached to the regiment a Chapter H . R . A ., and a Tent Knights Templar and Malta , bat ifc is iiofc necessary iu an article like the present to deal with other than the Craft

Lodges' history . There was also a Lodge , No . 404 E . G ., attached to the 51 sfc Regiment during its stay in this colony . Prom these , in 1828 , there grew up a Civilian Lodge , and a charter was obtained from tho Grand Lodge

of Ireland during thafc year for the establishment of the Tasraanian Lodge , No . 313 . The names of the first W . M . and chief Officers aro not known , bufc iu 1833 the W . M . was Bro . T . J . Lempriere , who had as S . W . Bro . W . T . Mactnicheal , aud as J . W . Bro . J . H . Westbrook . In tlio

interim also there had been established another Civilian Lodge , known as Union' Lodsre , No . 32 G , bnt the exact date of its erection is not tradable , its W . M . in the year in question being Bro . R . L . Murray , with S . W . Bro . James Lyon , and J . W . Bro . W . Hanse . The Military

Lodges , of course , met in tho Barracks , and the Tasmania ^ occupied a Lodge Room at tho Macquarie Hotel , the Union meeting afc tho Freemasons' Tavern , Harrington Street . In 1834 a further development took placo , aud what is

now fche oldest existent Lodge in the colony was established , this being Tnsmanian Operative Lodge , 345 I . C ., aud of which Bro . Thomas Home ( late Judge Home ) was the first W . M ., aud Bros . J . Ediugton and Frederic Patorsou