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ANZMRC acknowledges and a Big Thank You to Linford Lodge of Research links, to these Transactions being available. SA Transactions The South Australian Lodge of Research (1965–2013) was a foundation member of the Australian Masonic Research Council. In its early days it exchanged loose-leaf research papers with Canberra Lodge of Research and Instruction. In its […]

An area enabling us to disseminate various items of interest.

Research Lodge, Needed or not? The Research Lodge of the Taranaki Province is the only Lodge that incorporates all the Lodges in Taranaki, regardless of Constitution or place of origin. It holds a peripatetic Charter so that it may meet anywhere in the Taranaki District and it comprises of Brethren from nearly every Lodge in […]

A compilation of papers from the Research Lodge of Ruapehu – No 444, Palmerston North, New Zealand. Dedicated in the Masonic Hall, Church Street, Palmerston North on Saturday the 9th of February 1980. Uploading papers is a work in progress

A Collection of Papers presented at Research Lodge of Otago No 161 from 1916 to Current Year. AN INTERIM INDEX is provided and uploading of papers is under development from January 2025.

The Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter of New Zealand (SGRACNZ) governs the three degrees of the Royal Arch, the four degrees of Cryptic Masonry, and the degrees of the Royal Ark Mariner and the Red Cross of Babylon. Together, these degrees extend the understanding of Masonic philosophy to Craft Masons. Our website – www.royalarch.org.nz

An area for any items of importance that may assist users – UPDATED – 11 April 2025.

Midland District Lodge of Research – No 436, (formerly South Canterbury Lodge of Research) meets quarterly at Timaru West End Park, 35A Maltby Avenue, at the Timaru Masonic Hall. Installation is the 4th Wednesday in June. This Research Lodge currently has 38 Members. Midland is the third of the Canterbury districts taking in the area […]

The Masters’ and Past Masters’ Lodge, No. 130, was erected on 1st December 1902. The Founders of it were 53 members, comprised of members from the three Constitutions working in the Province of Canterbury. The reason for the formation was: 1. To promote the study of Freemasonry from a Literary and Archaeological point of view. […]

At each biennial conference, Masonic research papers shall be presented, designated Kellerman Lectures. The authors of such papers who deliver them at the conference shall be designated Kellerman Lecturers.

This area is going to be regularly updated – preferably on a monthly basis with items of interest. UPDATED – 10 April 2025 – The final lecture of the conference was delivered by Bro Dr Ronald Paul Ng from Singapore who compared Confucius philosophy and masonic ideals.

Holden Research Papers