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…le of Fees connected with the . M.*. M.. as at present in force in this country. Gy WoO Fae Axxvat, Suesertrzion® (Payable before taking degree) Minerval 3 8 O P 110 110 mr Tent) 22 mr 110 330 P.:, Ms. 350 220 440 i RO 110 890 550 220 vir 550 660 G.LC. 550 220 PRS. 550 880 vue 10 10 0 iro vue 2100 2320 xe 4200 3413. 0 ‘+ When a Brother in good standing takes a new degree be pays ‘with bis fee only the extra subscription. n
1913 · PDF PAGE 14
entitling them to the Third Degree; inthe latter, it should be enclosed with the application, ‘The First Annual Subscription is payable on taking the Third Degree; if this is taken after June 30 in any year, only half the amount is due. Subscriptions of old members are due on January 1, but the Brother is considered in good standing, and he does not lose his rights, if it is paid by March 1. Should he fail to discharge his obligation by this date, he ceases ipso facto to be a member of the Order, but may be reinstated on paying arrears and one …
1913 · PDF PAGE 15
…ntly or for a greater or lesser period of the year according to their rank in the Order; or, in the case of those of the Fifth and lower degrees, are candidates for invitation to these houses. 5° The Knowledge of the Preparation and Use of the Universal Medicine is restricted to members of the IX°; but it may be admi nistered to members of the VIII? and VII in special circumstances by favour of the National Grand Masters General, and even in particular emergency to members of lower degrees. 6° In the V° all members are pledged to bring immediat…
1913 · PDF PAGE 16
higher degrees the Bonds of Fraternity are still further strengthened. The Order thus affords a perfect system of insurance against every misfortune or accident of life. 7° Members of the IX° become part proprietors of the Estates and Goods of the Order, so that the attainment of this degree implies a return with interest of the fees and subscriptions paid. 8° The Order gives practical assistance in life to worthy members of even its lower degrees, so that, even if originally poor, they become well able to afford the comparatively high fees of …