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Altogether about seventy Brethren were present, among whom, in addition to those already mentioned, we noticed W. Bros, J. Hart, D.D.G.M.; P. Orme, D. Treasurer; H. Evans, D.G, Registrar; W. H. Anderson, D.G. Secretary and LP.M. of the Northern Lodge; F. J. Marshall, D.G. Supt. of Work; L. Moore, D.G. Dit. of Cer.; G. B. Fentum, D.G: Organist; and A. Johnsford, D. G. Steward, (lambers of the District' Grand Lodge of Northern China); W. Bro. Weiller, $.D.G.W. of the District Grand Lodge of Japan; R. W. Bro. Pemberton, R.W.M., and W. Bros. Donaldson, and Bir P.M.'s of the Cosmopolitan Lodge W. Bro. Camajee, P. M. of the Royal Sussex Ludye, &e., fe. A feature of the proceedings was the presence of a Chinese brother, Dr. Suvoong, of the Kiangnan Arsenal, who, in a few remarks ho made, explained that the principles of Masonry were well known and even practised by societies now existing in China. After the installation the Brethren dined together in the Banqueting Hall. A long toast list was gone through, and the Brethren separated about midnight.
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