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Fishing<br />

There are numerous things that one can do in Goondiwindi, including spectacular bush walks. The district<br />

boasts some of the best inland fishing in Australia with catches of Golden Perch (Yellowbelly) and Murray Cod<br />

firmly on the agenda. A free Camping and Fishing Guide is available at the Goondiwindi Visitor’s Information<br />

Centre. Be aware that bag, size and seasonal restrictions on catches apply.<br />

This information was copied from the<br />

Wikipedia free Encyclopedia Files<br />

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15 th Lodge to receive this Gavel<br />

13 th Sept.1997<br />

Balonne Lodge No.294<br />

Scott Street,<br />

St George; 4487<br />

Mailing address:<br />

P. O. Box 149<br />

St. George 4487<br />

UGL Queensland<br />

Phone: 07 4625 3596<br />

Get Directions<br />

Balonne Masonic Lodge<br />

Lodge Meets 2 nd Saturday, Installation September<br />

Secretary for 1997 was P. C. Cameron<br />

PO Box 195, St George QLD 4487<br />

A link for St. George:<br />

St George<br />

Home | Queensland Places<br />

W. Bro. Jack Hammond<br />

St GEORGE, Qld. 4487.<br />

18 th ’December.1997<br />

Further to your enquiry by phone on 16 th inst; this is to advise that the Travelling Gavel was presented<br />

to me by W. Bro. Erie Glasser of McIntyre Lodge at our Installation on 13 th September 1997.<br />

Subsequently it was presented to W. Bro. Grant Kinmen, of Raphael Lodge Roma Qld. On 20 th September 1997,<br />

when Balonne Lodge visited Raphael at the time of their Installation of W. Bro. Kinman.<br />

My enquiries reveal that the Travelling Gavel has since then been presented to Corona Lodge Wallumbilla<br />

Secretary: M. J. Wright P.0. Box 219 Roma Queensland. 4455, and it is due to be presented to Bonnie Doon<br />

Lodge at Injune Queensland in the near future<br />

2 nd letter:<br />

8”’ January 1998<br />

Having returned home after a few days of different lifestyle over the festive season, I was presented with your<br />

mail, re “The Lodge Wyong Travelling Gavel Collection”. There by, I was enlightened as to the scope that your<br />

venture embraces, undoubtedly leading in the direction of the universality of the Craft. I congratulate you on<br />

your enterprise and in support and as requested, submit some brief notes relevant to the Balonne Lodge 294<br />

U.G.L.Q. and the town of St. George, Q.4487.<br />

Information about St. George:<br />

St. George; situated in S.W. Queensland on the Balonne River (Pronounced BAL-on) approximately 600 klms<br />

West of Brisbane. Population about 2300, and for several decades was the largest Town in the Eastern States<br />

that was not served by the Railway. This distinction has in recent times been taken over by Lightning Ridge in<br />

N.S.W. due to the boost that opals have generated with new discoveries.

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