Lodge Waterloo No 463 S.C. - NEW ZEALAND HERALD, VOLUME III, ISSUE 885, - 14 SEPTEMBER 1866, PAGE 3 - Last evening, a new Lodge ol Freemasons, under the Scotch
Constitution was opened here, the ceremony being performed by Vincent Pyke, Esq., the Provincial Grand Master for New Zealand under that constitution, assisted by several Past Masters, and other officers of the Pacific and Tongariro Lodges (Wellington and Wanganui).
From the Divisional Grand Master - Notes.
THE WAGES OF AN ENTERED APPRENTICE - BRO. WILLIAM HARVEY, - THE INSTALLED MASTERS ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA.
How We Were Seen In 1866!
The Grand Lecturer. Northern Division. V W. Bro John MacDonald - Some Questions and Answers this Month.
QUESTION: Why is the squared pavement sometimes called the tessellated pavement?
QUESTION: Whence were the colours of Masonry, and in particular the Craft Regalia, derived? (Conceded that colours were first chosen and the symbolism then found to fit them.)
QUESTION: What does the snake clip on the band of the Apron signify?
QUESTION: Is it correct to deliver charges to candidates from the north part of the Lodge?
QUESTION: Why is the trowel mentioned in 1° Final Charge and not referred to elsewhere in N.Z. and E.C. rituals?
QUESTION: There seems to be no uniformity regarding the wearing of white gloves by officers and others in our Lodges. In some Lodges all officers wear them, in others none. Grand Lodge Officers invariably wear them, some taking them off to shake hands, others leaving them on. What is the Significance and Symbolism of the Gloves?
QUESTION: What is the legend of the Golden Fleece and what is its relation to the lambskin apron and Roman Eagle?
