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Harashim The Quarterly Newsletter of the Australian & New Zealand Masonic Research Council ISSN 1328-2735 Issue 37 January 2006 MORE NZ IN ANZMRC Increase from 4 to 9 full members This has been an exceptional year for been the missionary zeal of ANZMRC’s the New Zealand component of the New Zealand delegate and Assistant United Masters Australian & New Zealand Masonic Secretary, Colin Heyward. Waikato Research Council. Affiliated member Northern With nine NZ Affiliates, the case for Hawke’s Bay lodges have increased from four to Division two delegates, two Kellerman Lecturers, nine. and two biennial conferences in New Two former Associate members— Zealand in a 16-year cycle is very United Masters Lodge 167 (Auckland) Central strong—and will certainly be on the and Research Lodge of Southland 415 Division agenda of the next Conference, to be (Invercargill)—have upgraded their Taranaki held in Ballarat, Victoria, over the first membership to Affiliate status. This Wellington weekend in October 2006. gives them full participation rights in the Southern New Zealand has one other Craft Council. And three other research lodges Division research lodge, at Ruapehu, and also a which were not members of ANZMRC Masters’ & PMs’ Royal Arch Chapter of Research. The have joined as Affiliate members. We Otago message for these is ‘Come on in; the welcome the Research Lodge of Midland water is fine!’] Taranaki Province 323, the Midland Southland Lodge of Research 436 and the Research Lodge of Otago 161 to our group, and New Zealand Affiliates ANZMRC TOURING look forward to their collective and of ANZMRC individual input in the years to come. LECTURER 2007 Midland Research is based at Timaru, Bro James Daniel, PSGW, PGSec a town on the east coast of the South Interest in the ANZMRC was (UGLE), PM of Quatuor Coronati Island, between Christchurch and undoubtedly forged by the Conference Lodge 2076 EC, will be the Dunedin, and it draws its membership held in Tauranga in 2004 and the ANZMRC touring lecturer for 2007. from the mainly rural lodges in the publicity we gained throughout the New Further details in the April issue. central area of the South. Zealand Masonic fraternity. That The Research Lodge of Otago is the Conference has generated much more second oldest research lodge in New feedback than was initially expected, and Zealand, and is nearing its centenary. Its so, from that aspect, was a great success. membership is based on brethren in the city of Dunedin and the rural towns of Colin Heyward the Otago Province. Taranaki has already been mentioned [Editor’s note: in the last issue of Harashim and their Undoubtedly holding the biennial Master has forwarded a report for this conference in Tauranga helped, as did issue. They are based in the city of New the recent lecture tour by Bob Cooper, Plymouth on the west coast of the North but the main reason for such a substantial increase in membership has Island.Issue 37 page 1 This ’n’ that . by Tony Pope ANZMRC Conference Directory updates It has been confirmed that the 8th Midland District LoR 436 United Masters 167 ANZMRC biennial conference will be Sec: Jim Norton, RH, PGBB, Email address of Sec is held at Ballarat, Victoria, from Friday 9/31 Konini St, Timaru, NZ <[email protected]>. 6 October to Sunday 8 October 2006. ph (03) 6863140, fax (03) 6865482 The conference will commence with email <[email protected]>. RL of Taranaki Province 323 the Kellerman Lecture for Victoria at a Sec: Peter Coombe, PGLec tyled meeting in the old and beautiful RL of Otago 161 PO Box 3323, New Plymouth, NZ Creswick Masonic Temple, a 10-minute Sec: Don Barkman, PGLec ph H (03) 7583669. drive from Ballarat, and transport will be 38 Mayfield Ave, Wakari, Dunedin, NZ Email WM <[email protected]>. provided. ph (03) 464 0030 The remaining sessions will be held email <[email protected]>. South Australian LoR 216 in the Peel Street Masonic Temple, in the Sec: Alan Wright, PM, Kellerman Lec middle of Ballarat. It is not anticipated RL of Southland PO Box 3, Marden SA 5070, Australia that these will be tyled meetings, unless Sec: Philip McDiarmid, GLec ph (08) 84314274, fax (08) 84318174 a particular lecture requires such. Box 697, Invercargill, NZ email <[email protected]> OR Particulars of conference registration, ph (03) 2130167 WM <[email protected]>. accommodation, and other details will be email <[email protected]> forthcoming shortly—probably in time for the next issue of Harashim. Ballarat is an old goldmining town RESEARCH LODGE PROGRAMS FOR 2006 with a magnificent history. It has superb historic buildings in excellent repair, Victorian Lodge of Research 218 wonderful gardens, a lake, and Meets at the Masonic Centre, 300 Albert Street, East Melbourne on the 4th Friday Sovereign Hill where you can pan for at 7.30 pm, unless otherwise indicated. gold. There are libraries, art galleries and 24 March What are the mysteries of Alan Richmond, PGStB, museums (including the original Eureka (Camberwell) Freemasonry Killara 259VC Flag), the Eureka Centre, Sound and Light programmes in the evening at 28 April Freemasonry and the Alan Gale, PJGD, 218 member Sovereign Hill (there is also a little lodge fundamentalists room in this mini-village), and much 26 May Bro Henry Melville, first Mr Guy Featherstone, Royal more. Masonic writer in Australia Historical Society Ballarat is 110 kilometres (about 75 23 June The Mystic Master—an Graeme Love, PGIW, Fellow of minutes) from Melbourne. There is an early Masonic ritual 218 & VRev Fred Shade, WM excellent freeway from Melbourne and 218, PGStB there is also a reliable and frequent train 28 July Science, Masonry and the Robert Barnes, PM, 218 service. third millennium member Information from Fred Shade, Convenor. 25 August Body, mind and spirit: the Panel of three speakers— (Open nature of Man Radiologist, Psychologist & meeting) Bishop 6 October Victorian Kellerman to be announced (Creswick, Lecture, 2006 Ballarat) 27 October Masonic heresies VRev Fred Shade, WM 218 24 November Installation South Australian Lodge of Research 216 Meets at Payneham Masonic Hall, 393 Payneham Rd, Marden, on the 4th Friday at 7.30 pm, unless otherwise indicated. 24 February Short talks 216 brethren 28 April Q&A open forum 216 brethren 23 June to be announced 25 August The high fibre diet for Freemasons, Rev Shaun Taylor, WM or Masonic regularity 27 October Installation 15 December to be announced page 2 Harashim LEVEL STEPS—100 Daily Meditations the shortest a mere 90. I have not come for Freemasons, by Jonty Marks across many books that help you to get (Perfect 7 Publishing 2004) pb, 108 pp down and experience your Freemasonry (A6), ISBN 0 9548743 0 7, £5.50, at ground level, but this is certainly one. available from The Freemason Ltd And it fits into your inside pocket too. Gold and Blue: Freemasonry and <http://www.thefreemason.com>, ph Julian Rees community in Bendigo 1854–2004, by [outside UK +44 870 922 0352], email David Beagley (Holland House 2004) <[email protected]>. Reprinted with permission from issue 33 ISBN 0 9586073 7 0, RRP A$20, plus When the Editor asked me to review this, of Freemasonry Today, Summer 2005, p56. postage & handling A$5, from Holland I was a little worried. How do you review House Publishing, PO Box 6, Strathdale, the Book of Common Prayer, or the God’s Secretaries, the making of the Victoria 3550, Australia, or email the Bhagavad Gita? How, come to that, King James Bible, by Adam Nicolson author at <[email protected]>. ought one to review the Emulation (HarperCollins 2003), hc 304 pp, wt 1.3 David Beagley’s readable history of his Lectures? Well, since I have reviewed the lbs, ISBN 0060185163, US$24.95 [from Lodge not only tracks the history of latter, I had better plunge into this, a book Buy Australian $40.90, Booktopia & Seek Freemasonry in Bendigo, but also works of meditations for Freemasons. Books $41.36, Dymocks $41.85]; pb in the opposite direction, considering Probably one of the most hackneyed, 320 pp (2004, 2005), ISBN 0060959754, Bendigo’s development through the not to say misused phrases in masonic US$13.95 [Buy Australian $23.10, actions of the Lodge’s members. Besides ritual, is that relating to making ‘a daily Booktopia & Seek Books $23.36, and see Golden and Corinthian No 7, only four advancement in masonic knowledge’. amazon.com for all editions, new & UGLV lodges have survived to celebrate The problem with that phrase is that it used]. a sesquicentenary, and none, to my can be interpreted by anyone to suit their The majority of English-speaking knowledge, has had the wisdom and own idea of what a masonic pursuit ought Masonic lodges worldwide use at least strength to produce a beautiful and useful to be. The Preceptor of a lodge of part of the Holy Bible in their volume such as this to commemorate the instruction will, of course, use it to exhort ceremonial: the complete Bible including occasion. It is a collection of papers his pupils to learn the ritual by heart, Apocrypha when Roman Catholics are which celebrate the Craft in the words, actions and all. involved; Old and New Testaments for community of Bendigo since the early And there lies the most monumental Protestants; and the Old Testament by days of the goldfields of the 1850s. We misconception that exists about Jewish Brethren. In most instances the discover not only the major figures of the Freemasonry – that as long as we learn relevant portions of the King James Bible Lodge throughout its 150 years, but also the words correctly, all the rest will are still used.
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    TABLE OF CONTENTS of Darius was in the year 507 B.C., and, if Then, there is the promised glory of PAGE we go hack a thousand years from this Jerusalem : Israel and Judah have come FREEMASONRY AND ISRAELITISH 435 & 436 ROYAL MASONIC I NSTITUTION FOR BOYS— period, we are brought to that of the mis- out of the north country to Mount Zion, the Summer FSte 436 & 437 sion of Moses, who, in Deut. xxxiii. 5, is glory of which covers the earth— ROYAL MASONIC BENEVOLENT I NSTITUTION .. 437 said to have been " King in Jeshurun (that "A hall stands brighter than the sun, PROV. GRAND LODGE OF CORNWALL 437, 43S, & 439 Covered in gold, in Gimle. IRST ISTRICT RAND ODGE OF when the heads of the people THE F D G L is Israel), There virtuous people will dwell, EWFOUNDLAND N 439 and the tribes of Israel were gathered ¦And for ages enjoy every good." MASONIC FESTIVITIES — " xviii. This I Picnic at Sunderland .. ... ... ... 439 together (see Gen. 13—27). No one, I think, can read this extra- THE FREEMASONS ' LIFE BOAT 439 take to be a most remarkable fact, which ordinary poem, extravagant as, upon the BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS 440 should not he lightly estimated. But to whole, it seems to be, without seeing evi- ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS ... 440 AMERICAN AND BRITISH MASONRY ... 440 & 441 proceed. 'The authors to whom I have dences of Israelitish traditions in it; and MULTUM IN PARVO 441 & 442 referred , evidently knew very little about the notion once entertained ; that the ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE 442 this people, but they all concur in finding people