Masters’ and Past Masters’ Lodge No 130.
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.
2. To provide a special bond of union for Past-Masters.
3. To supply a want, greatly felt amongst the Craft, for lectures and discussions, that would be supplementary to the ordinary ritual work and tend to the instruction and improvement of Freemasonry generally.
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.
2. To provide a special bond of union for Past-Masters.
3. To supply a want, greatly felt amongst the Craft, for lectures and discussions, that would be supplementary to the ordinary ritual work and tend to the instruction and improvement of Freemasonry generally.