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Master. Harry was grand master of the Freemason's and the Knight's Templar. Whilst in association with King George V, both would make their way from a secret door in the wall of Windsor Castle, to the Drury Lane Theatre.

In houses of royalty across england, food scraps were made so inedible, whilst people stole a loaf of bread to feed their family.

At best, Harry abdicated his position immigrigating to Western Australia, living and dying at 8 Adelaide Street, Busselton.

His headstone rests on our grave at Karrakatta Cemetry. We saved it from being demolished and was resited by the Cemetry Board in our favor.

DescriptionMaster Harry John Smith.jpg	English: Photograph depicts Master Harry John Smith born in England during the early to late 1800's, association with King George V and owner of the Drury lane Theater. Mast Harry abdicated his position & title, migrated to Western Australia and is buried at Karrakatta. Grandfather of my late wife Sylvia, nee Baker - Dewan, born 8/06/06 recorded death 16/06/08.
Date	10 May 2006
Source	Own work
Author	Frank Burns
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I have a Historical Certificate of migration from the HISTORIC.EMIGRATION. OFFICE. HAMBURG. which sailed to Queensland, Captain H. Bruck date unknown.

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