Buffalo Orders, the Roll of Honour Assembly is called an RoH Chapel. Degrees Members of the Buffalo order can attain up to four levels "learning." The levels are the grades within the Buffalo movement and are called "Degrees". To attain the final level takes 10 years. In the early days, there were two degrees. The Kangaroo or First Degree, and the Primo or Second Degree. In 1872, a higher order within the Buffaloes was formed called "The Knights of the Golden Horn", with its Headquarters in Hull and local units called Encampments set up around Great Britain. The KGH was established as a higher body to carry out and conduct ceremonies. In 1888 a number of Encampments of the Knights of the Golden Horn, split off, and became independent. Full separation did not occur from RAOB until 1926. Today the Grand United Order Knights of the Golden Horn remain in existence. The Grand Australasian Banner has a fifth degree the Roll of Honour Chain Collar. Another higher order was created within the Buffaloes called the Guild Companions of the Ark. It opened in 1887 by five Primos of the Order, and only had one lodge, Armenia. The Companions of the Ark disappeared before the Great Depression. Brother (1st degree) (Kangaroo) Certified Primo (2nd degree) Knight of the Order of Merit (Knight Sir) (3rd degree) Roll Of Honour (Right Honourable Sir) (4th degree) Roll of Honour Chain Collar (5th Degree of the Grand Australasian Banner) Minor Lodges The Minor Lodge's are structured along the lines of an "ancient" City. The Lodge room is properly known as "the city". There are 13 officers in a Lodge in total though in the Grand Executive Banner, there are two additional Officers, The City Physician and City Barber: Worthy Primo (Sitting Primo in GEB and Grand Council) Chief Presiding Officer. City Marshall (Deputy Presiding Officer equivalent to what the Odd Fellows call the Vice Grand) City Secretary City Treasurer City Chamberlain (City Warden in the Grand Council) City Tyler City Constable City Registrar City Minstrel City Waiter City Taster (In Grand Council Lodges) Alderman of Benevolence (Almoner of Benevolence in Grand Council Lodges) City Auditors Lodge Trustees x 3 The Order is structured on the lines of the classic fraternal structure, of Local Minor Lodges, Provincial Governing Authorities and a Grand Body, often styled as the Grand Lodge. All Members are known by the appellation