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Hints For Officers.
HINTS FOR OFFICERS .
THE SENIOR WARDEN . 1 . Don't forget the address given to you by the Installing Blaster on the occasion of your investiture . 2 . Don't conduct the examination of the candidate in such low tones
that only those in the immediate neighbourhood can hear you . 3 . Don't be nervous and diffident when investing tlie candidate , but recollect that next to tho S . 0 . it is the most important part of the ceremony . 4 . Don't forget to answer tho knocks of the Worshipful Master on every
occasion . 5 . 'Don't forget the column under your charge , nor what it represents . 6 . Don't forget thafc part of your duty is to see that every Brother has his due . 7 . Don't on any occasion , in open Lodge , put yourself in opposition to
the Worshipful Master . 8 . Don't fail in attending the Worshipful Master at all communications of District Grand Lodge . 9 . Don't come to Lodge lato . 10 . Don't count too much on being elected to the chair .
THE JUNIOR WARDEN . 1 . Don't fail to discriminate between a report and an alarm , and to instruct Brother Inner Guard if he bo ignorant on the subject .
2 . Don't conduct the examination of a stranger seeking admission in a loose and perfunctory manner . 3 . Don't fail to apply to yourself the remarks addressed to your superior Officers .
THE SECRETARY .
1 . Don't forget that there are five Officers in the Lodge superior to you in rank . 2 . Don't imagine that you were appointed to the office you hold because of ) our superior qualifications . The W . M . may not have been able to induce anyone else to take it .
3 . Don't imagine , even if you have twenty years' experience , that you are necessarily the guide , philosopher and friend of tho W . M . 4 . Don't be offended if you are superseded . 5 . Don't stay away from Lodge if you are not immediately promoted fco higher office . 6 . Don't keep Lodge funds in your own hands .
7 . Don't forget to send in returns as soon as they aro due . 8 . Don't forget to send in the balance of his quarterages when a Brother who has been returned "in arrears " pays up . 9 . Don't allow the pressing emergencies of secretarial business to prevent you from standing to order in a seemly manner . 10 . Don't issue the Lodge summons without sending it to tho W . M . for approval .
THE DEACONS .
1 . Don't lose sight of the difference between regular and irregular . 2 . Don't move about Lodge without your wands . 3 . Don't salute the Worshipful Master when so engaged . 4 . Don't forget that you are only assistant Officers and servants of
general utility . 5 . Don't make short outs across the floor of the Lodge . 6 . Don't prompt tho candidate when under examination . 7 . Don't get in each other ' s way . — " Indian Masonic Review . "
Ar01001
THE HORSELESS CARRIAGE
INTERE ST in the horseless carriage continues to increase apace . It is already felt that England has too long been behind both tho continent and the United States , and we hear on all sides of preparations being made to experiment with , and practically put to the test , new devices in connection with motor-driven road carriages . Those sanguine engineers , and others of
a progressive tendency , who in the horseless carriage spe the possibility of a gigantic future , affecting alike the industries and social and practical life of the people , will doubtless learn with pleasure that a new journal is to be issued in their interests , under the title of " The Autocar . " The publishers are Messrs . Iliffe and Son , of London and Coventry , and the first issue of the new journal will make its appearance to-day .
It will be a satisfaction to the many friends of Dr . Barnardo's wellknown work among the waifs , and to tho readers of his magazine , to see that in the October issue of "Night and Day , " the organ of the Institutions , Dr . Barnardo once more takes his seat in the editorial chair , and contributes , in " Personal Notes , " & c , many stirring incidents of child rescue . The magazine teems wifch points of interest , and its pages bear eloquent witness to the
need that exists for continued efforts on behalf of "Nobody ' s Children . " It is a surprising fact that Dr . Barnardo ' s Homes alone have sent out over 8 , 000 boys and girls to Canada and the Colonies , and still more surprising that a success of 99 per ctnt . is claimed for this large output of trained and tested young lives . The current year is responsible , it seems , for no fewer than 727 emigrants , while the family of " Waifs " under Dr . Barnardo ' s care numbers close on 5 , 000 children .
The November number of the Quarterly Life-Boat Journal gives " some account of the growth ol the Royal National Life-Boat Institution's Sect since the re-organisation of the Society in 1850 , " and other interesting matter . The Institution has now 3 C 3 Life-Beats under its charge , and during
the present year alone it lias granted rewards for saving 430 lives from shipwrecks on our coast . At the present time pecuniary aid is especially needed to astht the Commit tee in uifciii taining it . * - great lift-saving fleet in a state of thorough efficiency , which can only be effected by a large peimanent annual income .
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NEXT WEEK .
Jb ' urtlicr pariic-uliirs us to place of mcetin-, ' of tlie unilenneniii'iifil Lodges avo j-iven in the I ' leema .-ous * t ' lileiulur ar . il Pocket Hoot . [ HiMis '< u < l hy Gi-uiul I . oilge , for the beneiit of the Charity 1 'imil ) . Monday . 12 Fortitude aud Old Cumberland ,
Ship and Turtle 25 Robert Burns , Freemasons' H . 72 Royal Jubilee , Anderton ' s 144 St . Luke , Anderton's 188 Joppa , Freemasons' Tavorn 250 Unions , Freemasons ' -hall 1819 Asaph , Freemasons ' -hall 1025 Tredegar , London Tavern 1 G 09 Royal Leopold , Camberwell 1731 Cholmeley , Cafe Royal 1924 Wickham , Brockloy 1996 Priory , Acton 2098 Harlesden , Harlesden
53 Royal Sussex , Bath 102 Unanimity , North Walsham 107 Philanthropic , Lynn 113 Unanimity , Preston 119 Sun , Square and Compasses , Whitehaven 135 Perpetual F'ndship , Bridgwater 154 Unanimity , Wakefield 15 C Harmony , Plymouth 199 Peace and Harmony , Dover 251 Loyal , Barnstaple 270 Royal Lodge of Faith and Friendship , Berkeley 302 Hope , Bradford 307 Prince Frederick , Hebden Bdg .
328 St . John , Torquay 331 Phcenix of Honour and Prudence , Truro 338 Vitruvian , Ross 388 Prudence , Halesworth 395 Guy , Leamington 422 Yarborough , Gainsborough 428 Sincerity , Northwich 431 St . George , N . Shields 441 Three G . Principles , Cambridge 478 Churchill , Oxford 482 St . James , Handsworth
543 Cleveland , Stokesley 607 Chicheley , Thrapston C 22 St . Cuthberga , Wimborne 694 Oakley , Basingstoke 699 Boscawen , Chacewater 737 Wentworth , Wellingboro ' 827 St . John , Dewsbury 839 Royal Glo ' stershire , Gloucester 850 St . Oswald , Ashbourne 928 Friendship , Petersfield 959 Prince of Wales , Ipswich 977 Fowey , Fowey
985 Alexandra , Lincoln 1045 Stamford , Altrincham 1050 Gundulph , Rochester 1051 Rowley , Lancaster 1071 Zetland , Saltash 1077 Wilton , Blackley 1124 St . Oswald , Oswestry 1168 Benevolence , Sherborne 1180 Forward , Birmingham 1211 Goderich , Leeds
1239 Wentworth , Sheffield 1254 Semper Fidelis , Exeter 12 G 4 Neytune , Liverpool 1302 De Warren , Halifax 1312 St . Mary , Bocking 1399 Marlborough , Woodstock 1434 Nottinghamshire , Nottingham 1447 St . Matthew , Barton-up-Hum . 1452 St . Margaret , Lowestoft 1477 Sir Watkin , Mold 1486 Duncombo , Kingsbridgo 15 C 4 St . John , Woking 1573 Caradoc , Swansea
1741 Montgomerie , Diss 1748 Castleniartin , Pembroke 1757 King Henry VIII ., Hemel Hempstead 1954 Molesworth , Wadebridge 1977 Blackwater , Maldon 2039 Londonderry . Sunderland
2163 Jersey , Southall 2166 Cotehele , Calstock 2240 Arrow , Kington 2373 Hardwick , Chesterfield Tuesday .
Colonial Board , Freemasons-hall , 4 9 Albion , Freemasons' -hall 18 Old Dundee , City Terminus H . 101 Temple , Ship and Turtle 166 Union , Criterion 172 Old Concord , Freemasons ' -hall 217 Stability , Anderton's 7 C 5 St . James , Bridge House Hot . 1159 Marquis of Dalhousie , 33 Gold'n Square
1-259 Duke of Edinburgh , Limehouse 1201 Golden Rule , Cafe Royal 1381 Kennington , Kennington Park 131 * 7 Anerley , Anerley 1472 Henley , North Woolwich 1002 Deaconsfield , Walthamstow 1093 Kingsland , Highbury 2150 Tivoli , Frascati 2190 Savage Club , Freemasons' -hall 2398 Holborn , Holborn Restaurant
47 Newstead , Nottingham 52 Union , Norwich 70 St . John , Plymouth 103 Beaufort , Bristol 120 Palladian , Hereford 124 Marti wis of Gran by , Durham
126 Silent Temple , Burnley 158 Adam's , Sheemess 209 Etonian , Windsor 226 Benevolence , Littleboro ' 252 Harmonic , Dudley 205 Royal Yorkshire , Keighley 293 King's Friends , Nantwich 294 Constitutional , Beverley 315 Royal York , Brighton 340 Alfred , Oxford 3 G 4 Cambrian , Neath 373 Socrates , Huntingdon
378 Loyal Welsh , Pembroke Dock 386 Uuity , Wareham 393 St . David , Berwick 421 Loyal of Industry , Southmolton 448 St . James , Halifax 457 Loyal Monmouth , Monmouth 493 Royal Lebanon , Gloucester 506 Mundy Grove , Shipley Gate 510 St . Martin , Liskeard 558 Temple , Folkestone 599 Cherwell , Banbury 660 Camalodunum , Malton 673 St . John , Liverpool 685 Northumberland , N ' castle-o-T 702 Sherborne , Stroud 734 Londesborough , Bridlington 779 Ferrers and Ivanhoe , Ashby-dela . ** niinll
794 Warden , Sutton Coldfield 804 Carnarvon , Havant 847 Fortesoue , Honiton 855 Sympathy , Wotton-under-Edge 948 St . Barnabas , Linslade 960 Bute , Cardiff 974 Pentalpha , Bradford 995 Furness , Ulverston 1002 Skiddaw , Cockermouth 1028 Royal Alfred , Alfreton 1036 Bowyer , Chipping Norton 1067 Royal Forest of Dean , Newnham-on-Severn
1072 Aberystwith , Aberystwith 1134 Newall , Manchester 1197 Nyanza , Ilminster 1222 St . Kew , Weston-super-Mare 1244 Marwood , Redcar 1256 Fidelity , Poulton-le-Fylde 1266 Honour & Friendship , Blandford 1282 Ancholme , Brigg 1336 Square & Compass , Wrexham
1367 Beaminster Manor , Beaminster 1395 Wey Side , Woking Station 1488 St . Eleth , Amlwch 1509 Madoc , Portmadoc 152-2 Olicana , Ilkley 1533 Loyalty , Marlboro ' 1587 St . Giles , Cheadle 1619 Sackville , East Grinstead 1780 Albert Edward , Southampton 1785 St . Petroc , Padstow 1799 Arnold , Walton-on-Naze 1807 Loval Wve . Builth
190-t Cholmondeley , Frodsham 1970 Hadrian , South Shields 2129 Dorothy Vernon , Bakewell 2133 Swan of Avon , Stratford-on-Av . 2136 St . Michael ' s , Bishop's Stortfd . 2154 Joshua Nunn , Halstead 2260 Ridley , Newcastle-on-Tyne 2290 Fairfield , Fairfield 2339 Mistley , Manningtree 2295 Scarisbrick , Southport 2475 Border , Blackwater
Wednesday . Grand Chapter , at 6 511 Zetland , Anderton ' s 1298 Royal Standard , Highbury 1306 St . John , Guildhall Tavern 1491 Athenteum , Criterion 1535 Royal Commemoration , Putney 1610 Northern Bar , Cafe Royal 1687 Rothesay , Frascati 1803 Cornhill , Cafe Monico
74 Athol , Birmingham 94 Phcenix , Sunderland 137 Amity , Poolo ] 59 Brunswick , East Stonehouse 164 Perseverance , Sidmouth 168 Mariners , Guernsey
Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.
Hints For Officers.
HINTS FOR OFFICERS .
THE SENIOR WARDEN . 1 . Don't forget the address given to you by the Installing Blaster on the occasion of your investiture . 2 . Don't conduct the examination of the candidate in such low tones
that only those in the immediate neighbourhood can hear you . 3 . Don't be nervous and diffident when investing tlie candidate , but recollect that next to tho S . 0 . it is the most important part of the ceremony . 4 . Don't forget to answer tho knocks of the Worshipful Master on every
occasion . 5 . 'Don't forget the column under your charge , nor what it represents . 6 . Don't forget thafc part of your duty is to see that every Brother has his due . 7 . Don't on any occasion , in open Lodge , put yourself in opposition to
the Worshipful Master . 8 . Don't fail in attending the Worshipful Master at all communications of District Grand Lodge . 9 . Don't come to Lodge lato . 10 . Don't count too much on being elected to the chair .
THE JUNIOR WARDEN . 1 . Don't fail to discriminate between a report and an alarm , and to instruct Brother Inner Guard if he bo ignorant on the subject .
2 . Don't conduct the examination of a stranger seeking admission in a loose and perfunctory manner . 3 . Don't fail to apply to yourself the remarks addressed to your superior Officers .
THE SECRETARY .
1 . Don't forget that there are five Officers in the Lodge superior to you in rank . 2 . Don't imagine that you were appointed to the office you hold because of ) our superior qualifications . The W . M . may not have been able to induce anyone else to take it .
3 . Don't imagine , even if you have twenty years' experience , that you are necessarily the guide , philosopher and friend of tho W . M . 4 . Don't be offended if you are superseded . 5 . Don't stay away from Lodge if you are not immediately promoted fco higher office . 6 . Don't keep Lodge funds in your own hands .
7 . Don't forget to send in returns as soon as they aro due . 8 . Don't forget to send in the balance of his quarterages when a Brother who has been returned "in arrears " pays up . 9 . Don't allow the pressing emergencies of secretarial business to prevent you from standing to order in a seemly manner . 10 . Don't issue the Lodge summons without sending it to tho W . M . for approval .
THE DEACONS .
1 . Don't lose sight of the difference between regular and irregular . 2 . Don't move about Lodge without your wands . 3 . Don't salute the Worshipful Master when so engaged . 4 . Don't forget that you are only assistant Officers and servants of
general utility . 5 . Don't make short outs across the floor of the Lodge . 6 . Don't prompt tho candidate when under examination . 7 . Don't get in each other ' s way . — " Indian Masonic Review . "
Ar01001
THE HORSELESS CARRIAGE
INTERE ST in the horseless carriage continues to increase apace . It is already felt that England has too long been behind both tho continent and the United States , and we hear on all sides of preparations being made to experiment with , and practically put to the test , new devices in connection with motor-driven road carriages . Those sanguine engineers , and others of
a progressive tendency , who in the horseless carriage spe the possibility of a gigantic future , affecting alike the industries and social and practical life of the people , will doubtless learn with pleasure that a new journal is to be issued in their interests , under the title of " The Autocar . " The publishers are Messrs . Iliffe and Son , of London and Coventry , and the first issue of the new journal will make its appearance to-day .
It will be a satisfaction to the many friends of Dr . Barnardo's wellknown work among the waifs , and to tho readers of his magazine , to see that in the October issue of "Night and Day , " the organ of the Institutions , Dr . Barnardo once more takes his seat in the editorial chair , and contributes , in " Personal Notes , " & c , many stirring incidents of child rescue . The magazine teems wifch points of interest , and its pages bear eloquent witness to the
need that exists for continued efforts on behalf of "Nobody ' s Children . " It is a surprising fact that Dr . Barnardo ' s Homes alone have sent out over 8 , 000 boys and girls to Canada and the Colonies , and still more surprising that a success of 99 per ctnt . is claimed for this large output of trained and tested young lives . The current year is responsible , it seems , for no fewer than 727 emigrants , while the family of " Waifs " under Dr . Barnardo ' s care numbers close on 5 , 000 children .
The November number of the Quarterly Life-Boat Journal gives " some account of the growth ol the Royal National Life-Boat Institution's Sect since the re-organisation of the Society in 1850 , " and other interesting matter . The Institution has now 3 C 3 Life-Beats under its charge , and during
the present year alone it lias granted rewards for saving 430 lives from shipwrecks on our coast . At the present time pecuniary aid is especially needed to astht the Commit tee in uifciii taining it . * - great lift-saving fleet in a state of thorough efficiency , which can only be effected by a large peimanent annual income .
Ar01002
NEXT WEEK .
Jb ' urtlicr pariic-uliirs us to place of mcetin-, ' of tlie unilenneniii'iifil Lodges avo j-iven in the I ' leema .-ous * t ' lileiulur ar . il Pocket Hoot . [ HiMis '< u < l hy Gi-uiul I . oilge , for the beneiit of the Charity 1 'imil ) . Monday . 12 Fortitude aud Old Cumberland ,
Ship and Turtle 25 Robert Burns , Freemasons' H . 72 Royal Jubilee , Anderton ' s 144 St . Luke , Anderton's 188 Joppa , Freemasons' Tavorn 250 Unions , Freemasons ' -hall 1819 Asaph , Freemasons ' -hall 1025 Tredegar , London Tavern 1 G 09 Royal Leopold , Camberwell 1731 Cholmeley , Cafe Royal 1924 Wickham , Brockloy 1996 Priory , Acton 2098 Harlesden , Harlesden
53 Royal Sussex , Bath 102 Unanimity , North Walsham 107 Philanthropic , Lynn 113 Unanimity , Preston 119 Sun , Square and Compasses , Whitehaven 135 Perpetual F'ndship , Bridgwater 154 Unanimity , Wakefield 15 C Harmony , Plymouth 199 Peace and Harmony , Dover 251 Loyal , Barnstaple 270 Royal Lodge of Faith and Friendship , Berkeley 302 Hope , Bradford 307 Prince Frederick , Hebden Bdg .
328 St . John , Torquay 331 Phcenix of Honour and Prudence , Truro 338 Vitruvian , Ross 388 Prudence , Halesworth 395 Guy , Leamington 422 Yarborough , Gainsborough 428 Sincerity , Northwich 431 St . George , N . Shields 441 Three G . Principles , Cambridge 478 Churchill , Oxford 482 St . James , Handsworth
543 Cleveland , Stokesley 607 Chicheley , Thrapston C 22 St . Cuthberga , Wimborne 694 Oakley , Basingstoke 699 Boscawen , Chacewater 737 Wentworth , Wellingboro ' 827 St . John , Dewsbury 839 Royal Glo ' stershire , Gloucester 850 St . Oswald , Ashbourne 928 Friendship , Petersfield 959 Prince of Wales , Ipswich 977 Fowey , Fowey
985 Alexandra , Lincoln 1045 Stamford , Altrincham 1050 Gundulph , Rochester 1051 Rowley , Lancaster 1071 Zetland , Saltash 1077 Wilton , Blackley 1124 St . Oswald , Oswestry 1168 Benevolence , Sherborne 1180 Forward , Birmingham 1211 Goderich , Leeds
1239 Wentworth , Sheffield 1254 Semper Fidelis , Exeter 12 G 4 Neytune , Liverpool 1302 De Warren , Halifax 1312 St . Mary , Bocking 1399 Marlborough , Woodstock 1434 Nottinghamshire , Nottingham 1447 St . Matthew , Barton-up-Hum . 1452 St . Margaret , Lowestoft 1477 Sir Watkin , Mold 1486 Duncombo , Kingsbridgo 15 C 4 St . John , Woking 1573 Caradoc , Swansea
1741 Montgomerie , Diss 1748 Castleniartin , Pembroke 1757 King Henry VIII ., Hemel Hempstead 1954 Molesworth , Wadebridge 1977 Blackwater , Maldon 2039 Londonderry . Sunderland
2163 Jersey , Southall 2166 Cotehele , Calstock 2240 Arrow , Kington 2373 Hardwick , Chesterfield Tuesday .
Colonial Board , Freemasons-hall , 4 9 Albion , Freemasons' -hall 18 Old Dundee , City Terminus H . 101 Temple , Ship and Turtle 166 Union , Criterion 172 Old Concord , Freemasons ' -hall 217 Stability , Anderton's 7 C 5 St . James , Bridge House Hot . 1159 Marquis of Dalhousie , 33 Gold'n Square
1-259 Duke of Edinburgh , Limehouse 1201 Golden Rule , Cafe Royal 1381 Kennington , Kennington Park 131 * 7 Anerley , Anerley 1472 Henley , North Woolwich 1002 Deaconsfield , Walthamstow 1093 Kingsland , Highbury 2150 Tivoli , Frascati 2190 Savage Club , Freemasons' -hall 2398 Holborn , Holborn Restaurant
47 Newstead , Nottingham 52 Union , Norwich 70 St . John , Plymouth 103 Beaufort , Bristol 120 Palladian , Hereford 124 Marti wis of Gran by , Durham
126 Silent Temple , Burnley 158 Adam's , Sheemess 209 Etonian , Windsor 226 Benevolence , Littleboro ' 252 Harmonic , Dudley 205 Royal Yorkshire , Keighley 293 King's Friends , Nantwich 294 Constitutional , Beverley 315 Royal York , Brighton 340 Alfred , Oxford 3 G 4 Cambrian , Neath 373 Socrates , Huntingdon
378 Loyal Welsh , Pembroke Dock 386 Uuity , Wareham 393 St . David , Berwick 421 Loyal of Industry , Southmolton 448 St . James , Halifax 457 Loyal Monmouth , Monmouth 493 Royal Lebanon , Gloucester 506 Mundy Grove , Shipley Gate 510 St . Martin , Liskeard 558 Temple , Folkestone 599 Cherwell , Banbury 660 Camalodunum , Malton 673 St . John , Liverpool 685 Northumberland , N ' castle-o-T 702 Sherborne , Stroud 734 Londesborough , Bridlington 779 Ferrers and Ivanhoe , Ashby-dela . ** niinll
794 Warden , Sutton Coldfield 804 Carnarvon , Havant 847 Fortesoue , Honiton 855 Sympathy , Wotton-under-Edge 948 St . Barnabas , Linslade 960 Bute , Cardiff 974 Pentalpha , Bradford 995 Furness , Ulverston 1002 Skiddaw , Cockermouth 1028 Royal Alfred , Alfreton 1036 Bowyer , Chipping Norton 1067 Royal Forest of Dean , Newnham-on-Severn
1072 Aberystwith , Aberystwith 1134 Newall , Manchester 1197 Nyanza , Ilminster 1222 St . Kew , Weston-super-Mare 1244 Marwood , Redcar 1256 Fidelity , Poulton-le-Fylde 1266 Honour & Friendship , Blandford 1282 Ancholme , Brigg 1336 Square & Compass , Wrexham
1367 Beaminster Manor , Beaminster 1395 Wey Side , Woking Station 1488 St . Eleth , Amlwch 1509 Madoc , Portmadoc 152-2 Olicana , Ilkley 1533 Loyalty , Marlboro ' 1587 St . Giles , Cheadle 1619 Sackville , East Grinstead 1780 Albert Edward , Southampton 1785 St . Petroc , Padstow 1799 Arnold , Walton-on-Naze 1807 Loval Wve . Builth
190-t Cholmondeley , Frodsham 1970 Hadrian , South Shields 2129 Dorothy Vernon , Bakewell 2133 Swan of Avon , Stratford-on-Av . 2136 St . Michael ' s , Bishop's Stortfd . 2154 Joshua Nunn , Halstead 2260 Ridley , Newcastle-on-Tyne 2290 Fairfield , Fairfield 2339 Mistley , Manningtree 2295 Scarisbrick , Southport 2475 Border , Blackwater
Wednesday . Grand Chapter , at 6 511 Zetland , Anderton ' s 1298 Royal Standard , Highbury 1306 St . John , Guildhall Tavern 1491 Athenteum , Criterion 1535 Royal Commemoration , Putney 1610 Northern Bar , Cafe Royal 1687 Rothesay , Frascati 1803 Cornhill , Cafe Monico
74 Athol , Birmingham 94 Phcenix , Sunderland 137 Amity , Poolo ] 59 Brunswick , East Stonehouse 164 Perseverance , Sidmouth 168 Mariners , Guernsey