Not only was I presented with a valuable woodcut of the building of the Lodge with a suitable inscription from the "Meister com Gtuhe" sitting master, to the Worshipful Muster, Officers and Brethren of Lodge Tauhara No. 307 N.Z. Constitution but also personally with the very handsome Jewel of their Lodge.
In addition I received a copy of the daily newspaper dated 1973, the year the Lodge celebrated its 90 years anniversary. Two full pages, not only relating the full history of that Lodge—from Builders hut to Builders lodge but also richly illustrating past and present.
The temple inside with the exposed tracing board, the master in the East with Top-Lat Hexalpha in the background, yes unbelievable explanations of Marks in the Mark degree somewhat different to us here in New Zealand.
