Killarney Lodge, No. 360 (T.C.), Cape Town.

Killarney Lodge , No . 360 ( T . C . ) , Cape Town .

IT was under the very happiest circumstances that the above lodge was born into the Masonic world . Several brethren resident in the city who had come from temperance lodges in other places set themselves a few months ago to form a lodge in Cape Town , the distinctive feature of which should be total abstinence from alcoholic

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drinks . The movement was popular from the outset . Many Masons standing high in the social , commercial , and civil life of Cape Town gladly signed their names as founders . The petition which was sent to Ireland praying for a charter contained forty names . In due course the charter was granted . December 7 th was the date arranged for the consecration of the lodge and the installation of the

first officers . W . Bro . Dr . Kendal Franks , C . B ., of Johannesburg , had very kindly consented to perform the ceremony of consecration and to instal the Master elect , but was unfortunately prevented through illness . At the request of the Grand Lodge of Ireland the officers of the District Grand Lodge of the Western Province of Cape

Colony , E . C ., acted in his stead . Those who were privileged to be present at the consecration of the lodge will not , soon forget the impressive and instructive manner in which the work was performed by the District Grand Master , Right Worshipful Bro . the Rev . Charles Barnett-Clark , Dean of Cape Town , and his Grand Lodge Officers . After the consecration of the lodge the Master elect , Rev . Gerald

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