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The Province of South Australia was established by an Act of the British Parliament and was assented to by King William IV on 15 August 1834. Freemasonry became included in the plans for the proposed new settlement with the establishment of a new Lodge in England. On 22 October 1834, the South Australian Lodge of Friendship, No 613 E.C. was warranted and met in London for the first time on 27 November.

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rdfs:comment	The Province of South Australia was established by an Act of the British Parliament and was assented to by King William IV on 15 August 1834. Freemasonry became included in the plans for the proposed new settlement with the establishment of a new Lodge in England. On 22 October 1834, the South Australian Lodge of Friendship, No 613 E.C. was warranted and met in London for the first time on 27 November. (en)
dct:subject	1838 establishments in Australia Freemasonry in Australia History of South Australia Masonic Lodges
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Richard Hanson (Australian politician) Robert Gouger United Grand Lodge of England Letters patent St. John's Day, Masonic feast 1838 establishments in Australia Franklin Street, Adelaide George Strickland Kingston Governor of South Australia Grand Lodge of Scotland Grand Master (Masonic) Freemasonry in Australia London Emanuel Solomon Provincial Grand Master History of South Australia Adelphi, London Waymouth Street, Adelaide Daniel Bell Wakefield South Australian Register Grenfell Street, Adelaide Hindley Street, Adelaide Masonic Lodges Charles Mann (advocate-general) John Morphett King William IV Thomas Gilbert (pioneer) Pirie Street, Adelaide South Australia Freemasonry South Australian Association St. John's Lodge (disambiguation) British Parliament George Edward Grey Boyle Finniss
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.santfreemasons.org.au/content/lodge-friendship-%E2%80%93-first-sa-lodge
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has abstract	The Province of South Australia was established by an Act of the British Parliament and was assented to by King William IV on 15 August 1834. Freemasonry became included in the plans for the proposed new settlement with the establishment of a new Lodge in England. On 22 October 1834, the South Australian Lodge of Friendship, No 613 E.C. was warranted and met in London for the first time on 27 November. South Australia became a legal and political entity on 19 February 1836 when letters patent proclaiming its boundaries were officially sealed. The first ships carrying colonists for the new settlement left England that same month, arriving in July. The establishment of the province was proclaimed at Glenelg in South Australia on 28 December 1836. On one of those ships was Brother GS Kingston who carried The Lodge Warrant or charter and later presented it at the first meeting of the lodge in the new colony of South Australia. Each year since the proclamation of South Australia at the old Gum tree in Glenelg, a re-enactment of the ceremony has been held with the current Master of The Lodge of Friendship invariably being in attendance. Those first colonists arriving in South Australia in 1836 lived in scattered tents or portable dwellings until permanent structures could be erected and it was because of this lack of facilities that the lodge did not hold its first meeting in the colony until 1838. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Robert Gouger Timeline of Adelaide history St Peter's Cathedral, Adelaide South Australian Lodge of Friendship No. 613
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