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| In the beginning… |
| The Prince of Wales Lodge, No. 1338, under the United Grand Lodge of England, was founded on the 18th day of December, 1869, and consecrated on Thursday, the 28th day of September, 1871, at the Masonic Hotel, Princes Street, Auckland, by Bro. J.J. Fitzgibbon, Past Master of the Waitemata Lodge, No. 689, E.C. |
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| In Freemasonry he was made a Mason in the Prince of Wales Lodge in 1943, and Master in 1952. He was appointed District Grand Pursuivant in 1954 and passed through many ranks until he became DDGM in 1964. His first appointment to Grand office was as Past Assistant Grand Director of Ceremonies in 1963, Past Junior Grand Deacon in 1967, and DGM for Auckland in 1968.
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RWBro Ivan E Whale
Happy 100th Birthday!
67 Years a Freemason
Welcome
We are young, old, single, married, fathers and grandfathers.
We are teachers, engineers, plumbers, accountants, draftsmen, builders and
electricians...
We share one thing in common – we are brothers!
Whether you are new to Freemasonry and want to know more or you are a Mason
who is looking for a welcoming lodge with which to affiliate, it is our hope that you
will be at home with us at the Prince of Wales Lodge …
Why join the Prince of Wales Lodge?
Every lodge is unique in its membership, culture and attitude, although all lodges
follow similar principles. We at The Prince of Wales Lodge feel that we have a
vibrant, enthusiastic mix of new and established brethren which can offer a great
deal to a new member.
Diversity - All are welcomed at The Prince of Wales Lodge.
Friendship -We are friends inside the lodge and out. We meet for social events and
we make visits to other lodges on a regular basis.
Sense of Community - Masons refer to one-another as “brother”. We support
each other as we are able and are united in our interest in Masonry and in the
betterment of the community.
Social Activities – There are regular opportunities to mingle with members and
family on a social basis.
Fundraising and Relief - Charity is a cornerstone of Freemasonry. We support
worthy causes to the best of our ability.
Teamwork – The members of the lodge are a team and there are opportunities
which may help you to apply and extend your skills in a number of areas.
Educational Opportunities – There are opportunities to expand one’s knowledge
through the study of Freemasonry and by joining one of the many associated orders.
We are young, old, single, married, fathers and grandfathers.
We are teachers, engineers, plumbers, accountants, draftsmen, builders and
electricians...
We share one thing in common – we are brothers!
Whether you are new to Freemasonry and want to know more or you are a Mason
who is looking for a welcoming lodge with which to affiliate, it is our hope that you
will be at home with us at the Prince of Wales Lodge …
Why join the Prince of Wales Lodge?
Every lodge is unique in its membership, culture and attitude, although all lodges
follow similar principles. We at The Prince of Wales Lodge feel that we have a
vibrant, enthusiastic mix of new and established brethren which can offer a great
deal to a new member.
Diversity - All are welcomed at The Prince of Wales Lodge.
Friendship -We are friends inside the lodge and out. We meet for social events and
we make visits to other lodges on a regular basis.
Sense of Community - Masons refer to one-another as “brother”. We support
each other as we are able and are united in our interest in Masonry and in the
betterment of the community.
Social Activities – There are regular opportunities to mingle with members and
family on a social basis.
Fundraising and Relief - Charity is a cornerstone of Freemasonry. We support
worthy causes to the best of our ability.
Teamwork – The members of the lodge are a team and there are opportunities
which may help you to apply and extend your skills in a number of areas.
Educational Opportunities – There are opportunities to expand one’s knowledge
through the study of Freemasonry and by joining one of the many associated orders.