Lodge Middle Harbour Installation

       This year, Lodge Middle Harbour's Installation is on Saturday 14 September, tyling at 4pm at Mosman Masonic Centre, 42 Spit Road Mosman.  Our Senior Warden, Bro. Anthony Sulengkar, is to be placed on the Chair of King Solomon by our WM, WBro. Otavio Martins.  We think this is the first time a Brazilian WM has installed an Indonesian WM-Elect in this constitution and we are very proud of this example of the 1723 constitutions, that Masonry should be the  Center of Union, and the Means of conciliating true Friendship among Persons that must have remain’d at a perpetual Distance (not that there is any distance between our WM and WM-Elect, more that this goes to 302 years of multicultural Freemasonry!!)

The Installation
       The aim is that we have a slick Installation Ceremony under the supervision of RWBro. Thomas Bell and are in the South by 7.30pm - providing the potential to be able to relax and enjoy the Installation Banquet without the pressure of having to rush through and then face a working day. 
 
Please consider this as a Fraternal Invitation to your Lodge. 

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