The original idea behind the formation of this Lodge was to have
a
On January 30, 1973, Mount Olive Lodge held an emergency meeting
to consider and, if thought fit, approve a Motion to recommend for the favourable consideration of the District Grand Master and
of the Most Worshipful Grand Master the Petition for a proposed Lodge to be
known as the Eureka Lodge.
The motion proposed by the Master, Bro. C N Murray, and seconded
by the Immediate Past Master, Bro. Dr. C C Nicholson,
was carried unanimously. The Warrant for the Lodge was approved in March 1973
and Eureka Lodge was consecrated at Freemason’s Hall Company Path on Tuesday
September 25, 1973 by the Right Worshipful District Grand Master, the
Archbishop of the
The Founders and First Officers were:
Mr. Justice J Lyttleton Wills Master
E. B. Hasnudeen Senior
Warden
Justice R. Sydney
Miller Junior
warden
Cyril V Too-Chung Chaplain
Kenneth K Ho Treasurer
Peter A Taylor Secretary
Dr. Chales C Nicholson Director
of Ceremonies
Felix C B Baird Senior
Decon
Dr. Patrick M Ng-A-Fook Junior
Decon
Edward G Hopkinson Asst. Director
of Ceremonies
Dr. Mohamed M. Haniff Almoner
Cecil N Murray Asst.
Secretary
Carl D. Veecock Inner
Guard
Royston B Ying Steward
M. Emram
Ali Steward
Orminston O Carter Steward
The Banner, designed by W. Bro. O. O. Carter PDistJGW
and painted by Marjorie Broodhagen was dedicated at
the Regular Meeting of the Lodge on June 27, 1978 by the Chaplain.
Regular meetings of the Lodge were held five times a year with
the installation meeting on the fourth Saturday in November. It is of interest
to note that Degree Workings were also held prior to the installation Ceremony.
At these installation meetings too, it was customary for the Honorary Members
to occupy the positions of Senior Warden, Junior Warden and Inner Guard at the
appropriate time during the meeting. Honorary Members also delivered the
Address to the Wardens and the Address to the Brethren.
In March 1977, a resolution in the name of the Master to
increase the number of meetings to eight was passed unanimously.