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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XIII, Issue 2506, 6 November 1891, Page 2

Tlie vacancy m the Ashburton Borough Council caused by the retirement of Councillor Brooke, was filled to-day, by the unopposed election of Mr John Orr. Tke privileges iv connection with the Spring Meeting of the Ashburton Racing Club, on November 18 and 19, will be sold by Mr D. Thomas m the Arcade at three o'clock to-morrow afternoon, Particulars ape advertised, .

' The handicaps for the Swimming Club's ( fifty yards race, to oVswiMri st-the batha next Monday, the opening of the season, are :—J. C. Lane, scr; S. Mitchell, 4 1 Bee; T, Grubb, 7 sec; A. G. Williams, 7£ 1 sec; J, Graham, 10 sec ;Y. Henry, .13 sec. A number of scratch events will tie got up, < with a polo match, which' will make a good afternoon's sport. The first race will be started at 3 fp.m, ' - The quarterly meeting of the Star of the East Lodge, 1.0. G.T., was held.in the. Templar Hall on Wednesday evening. The quarterly report and balance-sheet were received and adopted. They snowed the Lodge to be m a prosperous condition. The ] Open Lodge Committee reported that the next open meeting will be .held on November 26, to wind up with a coffee supper, par* ticulars to be advertised. The officers were then installed by Bro T, Kingston, D. G. C. T., assisted by Bro Henry, G.M., and Sister Manhire, D.G.M. :—Bro .T. Scott, C.T.; - Sister Auckrain, V.T. ; Bro A. Pateraon, Secretary! Bro Fowke, jun., A.S.; Bro Edwards, F.S.; Bro G. Sawle, T.; Sister Fowlce, C.; Bro T. Sawle, U. ; Bro Fowke, sen., D.M.; Bro Marsden, Gr.; BroMullany, 8. ; Bro Edwards, P. C.T. Several members contributed to the pleasures of the evening by tlieir excellent singing and reciting.

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