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44 24 th Lodge to receive this Gavel 10 th July 1999 Warwick Lodge No. 160 Masonic Centre: 50 Guy Street 4370 Warwick; Secretary for 1999: W. Bro. T. G. Meiklejohn Link address Below Warwick Phone: 0428 618 895 Get Directions Meets Second Thursday – Installation September Secretary: V. W. Bro, Les T. G. Mciklcjolm, (1999) Warwick Lodge also received the Hallstone Jewel My I extend fraternal greetings . I wish to inform you of information regarding The Australian Travelling Gavel Collection — “Tamworth” (Aust.) 1993 Gavel. 3 rd September 1999 This gavel was presented by V. W. Bro P. Hansen of Cooroora Lodge No 232, to the W. Master of The Lodge Warwick No 8011, Province of Warwickshire, UK, W. Bro John Walker-Smith, 294 Lower Eastern Green Lane, Coventry, West Midlands, LV5 7DT, England, on the occasion of his visit to our Lodge. I understand it has been present to Warwick Lodge (just outside New York, USA) on the occasion of the meeting of the W. Masters of the four Warwick Lodges of the world (New York, Rhode Island, Australia, and England). The W. Master: of our lodge is James Bax. Our Secretary: Les Meiklejohn, Warwick Lodge, is one of three Craft Lodges in Warwick, Queensland, it was formed in 1906. Warwick, Queensland is a city of approximately 11,000 people with a shire population of 21,000. It was the first free settlement (1840) in Queensland outside the penal settlement at Moreton Bay. The shire is a rich agricultural area involving dairying, grain growing, horse studs and wool growing to the west. The principal employment is provided in the cheese factory, export meat abattoir, wool scouring plant and a BIG W., distribution centre that services northern NSW, Queensland and the Northern Territory. ` A large intensive piggery and abattoir expected to provide employment for up to 500 is planned to commence in the near future. I trust this is the information sought by you to keep in touch with the movement of the Gavel and that it continues to achieve your intentions. Yours fraternally, V. W Bro Les Meiklejohn (sec.) October l7, 1999 .
45 Dear W. Bro Rick, Regarding your inquiry as to the address of Warwick Lodge, near New York, I advise that the secretaries’ address is: Rt. W Bro Robert F. Toms, · PO Box 69, Warwick I09904)069, New York, USA. Our Immediate Past Master has indicated to me that the travelling gave] was presented by the WM of Lodge of Warwick, England to W. Bro Stephen Krell, WM, of Warwick Lodge No.544, New York and the next day he presented it to W. Bro Franklin Bull, WM of Warwick Lodge, Rhode Island. I understand that you may have that information. This much travelled Travelling Gavel having been presented into thirteen (13) Lodges in New South Wales, had then crossed over the Border and then presented into nine (9) Lodges in Queensland. As this Travelling Gavel was presented into Warwick Lodge No.160 in Queensland on Saturday 10 th July 1999, they had a visitor from Warwick Lodge No. 8011 of Warwickshire, in England visit them, during the Lodge procedures, they then presented this much travelled Travelling Gavel to W. Bro. John Walker Smith of Lodge Warwick No. 8011, who then on his return back to England, presented this Travelling Gavel into his own Lodge on Monday 2 nd August 1999. Information about Warwick, Queensland: Warwick Home | Queensland Places Warwick,is a town in Queensland, Australia, lying 130 kilometres (81 mi) south-west of Brisbane. It is the administrative centre of the Southern Downs Local Government Area. In 2006 the town of Warwick had a population of 12,562.The surrounding Darling Downs have fostered a strong agricultural industry for which Warwick, together with the larger city ofToowoomba, serve as convenient service centres. Warwick is situated on the Condamine River. The Cunningham Highway and the New England Highway pass through the town. History: The Warwick Green Belt, on the banks of the Condamine river features a Sculpture of Tiddalik the mythical frog that drank all of the fresh water in a renowned Aboriginal Dreamtime story. [3] Second St. Mark’s Church of England, Warwick, ca. 1872, the first (wooden) church can be seen in the background. Patrick Leslie and his two brothers originally settled in the area as squatters, naming their run Canning Downs. In 1847 the NSW government asked Leslie to select a site on his station for a township, which was to be called ‘Cannington,’ although the name ‘Warwick’ was eventually settled on. Land sales were held in 1850, and the first allotment was bought by Leslie. [4] The telegraph to Brisbane was operating by 1861. The 1870s were boom years for this new town. In 1871 the railway reached Warwick, [5] a brewery was built in 1873, then a cooperative flour mill and brickworks were completed during 1874.
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