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PHYSIUIANS. FINAFICIAL. T 0FFICIAlu DENTA: Homoeopathistp :56 Dunlop St. Residence and Ofce. 8-ly . l4IGLIa._ Lnuvnp I 45-1)`- Co \I +3-1) A. E. H. CRBSWICKB. arnstcrs, aoucnwr-v . etc. Oices Bankp` I.l_.....ql-. -IN-in; I.`.n|` -u-v '7 ` `as, on} the hJndeas of visitors to ma .hst day. The reunion of the Simcoe Old-Boys on the second day of Bsu-ie s Fair was en unqualied success. It `wen 0. success with the Barrie people Indit was s success with the `Toronto people. Il__I_ :_ LL` -.An-uu:.nJu `Ln ntnnnln `G. H. Esnm. 3-ly 3:-.s 3 35-Iv IVIUIVBY IU I-\ll'|l` Private funds to loan at` 5 per centgiwnxo, pqrtv. `Terms to suit borrowers. an vnth any loan company. Apply per ' man yo HARRY B 3,, on. ' J. CUL VER WELL S notice. Haurcutting and Shaving Parlor OPPOSITE BARBIE HOTEL. `BARBIE- Razors and Scissors ground and set on shorl Aebeer went up as the train came VIn'It10.45, and the 35th Bend started` Home, Sweet `I-Iome. In a ` few minutes Dr. Beattie Neabitt and the other oioere of the Old Boys Associa- Iilon were shaking hands with tie May or and Reception Committee, while numerous friends were welcoming and being welcomed. . AAA For Broldxien-\I`vlnde;l Horses. The only medicine in the world that will stop Heaves in three days. But for a permanent c_ure It requires from one half to one bottle used accordmg to directions. $1.00. Kidne and Acute Cough Powd- ers 5oc. Dr. MCGahey's ondition Powders destroys worms, puries the blood, putting horses. cattle and calves in condition; 25c. Take no other. Sold b G. Monkman. Barrie. and Cook & Co.. Orilli . $0-1 OFFICE.-Next door to Bank of Toronto. Owen Street. Barrie. . u-iv Agent Standard Life. London Gum no tee and Accident Co . Provincial Building and Loan Association, etc. lJ4R._McGAHEY'S HEAVE CURE The Mercantile, with The Lon- don & Lancashire of Eng-la;. . ~-.-:ur- ity, $15,000,000. `The Waterloo Mutual, of Waterloo. Ont. Tothl assets, $334,083. The Economical Mutual. of Berlin. Ont. Total assets. $303,078. Also.Llovd s Plate Glass Insurance Com- pany, Of NGW York. Cash capital, $25c, Private funds to loan: I counts collected. &c. l\:.~., nu..- L`l-....2,......-... . And {he Sun Loan and bavings Company of Ontario. CUUTIIS COllCC['av QC. . _ Ofce over I-Ienderson_s Hardware Store. Barrie Ont. Pnnvmcm BUILDING Anli Assucumnn. ;Rsmu:snN'r `rm; Fonnowmc Fnu: 1l\'SL RA.N'CB v Commsxasz *Everylhing Wentwell wi'tl1the"Simcoe Old Boys" ' Be-Union---Eloquent Speeches, ` CONDENSED AD`. ER'I`ISEME.\"l`S. . 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'1`huradsv, -Sept. `."6hh, I901, wu a "1151 that fow'people in Barrie will for- _,._ L- L___.. *For one month--the with 15 per cent. added. . *For two months-the with 10 per cent. added. _.~-_v\ :- John Rogerson, Fire and Life Assurance. : It pays st: a.'t;e;!i the E. B. C. n. Circular f_ree for 9. post card. BARBIE, ONTARIO. 3 IICIQIIIIIOOOOIOOO v--- :-r--- `V In: unuuu-onv-.-u A complete equipment, 9. thorouEh' . 1? up-to-date establishment, in every g iine thorough, practical. aaI:isfact0TY- .. -\ :1 [Int EVER in its history has the E.\- CELSIOR BUSINESS COL- LEGE had such an attendance. 01' given so much satisfaction to 1ts`P3' trons as during the present 88881011- `Three times has it been necessary W extend its seating accommodation, 9 as fast as lzbev can be got ready: t the pupils go to situations. ,..I. 5-Iv EXCE LSIOR Business Gollege. Number of inches gun: can `--v`--- . _ Early . in the morning the streets ltlrted to (ill with people from -the sur- rounding country. The ' hotels were soon taxed to their capacity, and Barrie "looked lively. Towards the time the Old Boys were expected the oitizene began to assemble in the vicinity of the Gore and "the station. ._ The -35th Regi- ment Bend. played to the `station end united the coming train. By the time A It arrived there were several-dthoueend` people down town, which made a good Impression on the Toronto exouraioniete. I AUTHQRIZED CAPITAL. $5.00o.oc.: INSURANCE AGENTS CONVEYANCERS. GLC. SCROGGIE &. SMITH. 2-1:-- MONEY 'l'O-l:OAN. i $050 "One Inser- txon. - J rs: mortgages. Ac ----L - three monthly mt, V three monthly rate :3 9 `lnser-1] ` tions, 3mos.?( PRICE FOR 3, 1901. l.uSl\&l'.l 5, tions: .E6mos. x .: 1 i ' I n.ser. 1 [Ultr- i. tlonn H--- - uBcr' tlonl 1 I"" -When tine Muvyor l_md road hiqtd. drags Dt. Neubitt aid that when the Honorary Pruidont had been nnnodlaa syn not pl-aunt jo they had` bu-Vought up an 8nu`tor~ Gown_:::,';'n`nd_ The town is yours, its freedom; its homes, its people and their hesrts; Msy your stay be as (pleasant as `you can possibly desire,` and when we bid you a reluctant farewell, may you osrry any with you none but the plenssntest memories of this your first visit as an organized body;to this the chief town` of. this old` County I0 dear to us all. lm I 1 We notice that those who have left Ans, wherever they now may be, arenot in; spring of love. nnminded `of their old homes, whether they went from the_ shores of the `great lake that lavee our Northern coast. from the hills that bound as on { the west, from the many beautiful towns and villages that are dotted over our County's wide expanse, or from the smiling and fertllefarms that make up so muoh of its great extent, we have `reason to know from your presence here today that the memory of Old Simooe" Is warmly cherished by her absent sons and daughters and kept green intheir hearts hy. the never fail-_ 'sapg. am, 1901. Old Boys {at 'S}x;;;;f -v"vef-w:l-ojome you home. we would fuin kgep` you, Lmg and our friends. From amongst us-have gone into the battle of life, men distinguished in arts. . in low, in science, in medicine, in liter-9. bare. in the broad and snirring arena `of public and political life, men whose named are to-day held in high esteem not.` only in our fair Dominion but bevond nor is it diiculc to believe that among those who may not yet have achieved so great dissinotion, there are those who in their turn will do honor to our old- Oonnty and of whom we shall proudly speak in days to come as our fellows nose and peace` as on inhe:v-itanoe to those who follow. ill: in" this feeliog, only in alesaer degree, which has in- vuenoed you`to visit the early scenes of happy boyhood, handing yourselves to- gether under the proud_uune "of Sim. coe Old Boys. Nor is you; pride and ours oofounded- We have the largest, the most populous and who most pro~ gresaiveouotv in this fair Province. and our men are _the material of which Empires are huilded and held. On behalf of the citizens of G. A. Rannnnunugi M339:-. T -..L non. V nnnu Then Mr. H. Ii.St1rat.livVwaa called, upon.z He told how he had been born" in B,J,rrie_ uad __'waI' one of feweisiaenu who had lived here ever 50 yearn. AI h II- e!h. 0* e'!,=4<*,1 of Mode!!! i|99;e .h`.i:.. Z!!.' M1; 9` `.59 lzuuuetn unlnupq nu wu_uu| JBILUI um menu` of _Anignt smog, yviph; ml He hoped eeeh your there would be larger `number of Old Boys. The Mayor had offered them the free- dom of the town. . Forlhimeelf, he came. from the beautiful district of Bulleynm eereen, end I while he mightfeel perfectly cafe on the present occasion he had end recollections that there had been coco- eione when_ it wee doubtful whether they would have given "the -:Belle_yg- neecreen gentlemen the freedom of the Town of Barrier. `The; President's ed- dreee wee cordially-received; V ` o Mayor's `words of welcome. He need not be ta Id of Bar-rie a beautiful situa- tion. He with other Old Boys had roamed through the hills and dales of the surrounding country, the beautiful valley -of the Nottawasaga and along the sunny shores of Lake Simce in boyhood days. The Oounty was his- toric; it here the name of Canada's rst Governor. And the town-`-it was the must beautifully situated town in the Province. rising, as it does, on the hills `around Kempeufeldt Bay, with the reflection in that beautiful. bay of the blue dome above. . As to the Mavor s reference to South Africa he said no men were more ready to water the ower of Empire with their blood than those of Simeoe. e_ ' i ..{. hi. %.ge~%';;;a&J;;:%V.;ug;...* plba it ourhin noble breagt. - I `J _. 5 % '1!sl!s|fid,,tii-Iva fact only iilimi `= "'i*i'i=.l?fi5iiii:.7*i1h1iIr!f`!: He thhnght that in little tohe said after `the eloquent address of the. .M3,v9r;,._ .f1,`I29__Lex9r.,!a9d .9.l.l9_d,.9!!9 the sentiments in V connection a with the "revisiting -of "scen'es or youth. was a natural" "desire "for this. No county, `perhaps, in Canada could boast every eld that makes for the materia and real good of the people. He re. minded his hearers, however, that in the early days the . parents of these children, many of them, had to make immense personal sacrices in order to give them "the education which equipped them for their life's _.work and it was through -this self-sacrice the young men had beenpenabled to achieve their future triumphs. He said they would read many inscriptiousabout them, and he would 4 add to that of a hundred thou- of as many men -distinguished in the professions, in am, in commerce, in. sand welcomes, a thousand blessings. They. meant, it when they said the town was proud of the Old Boys. Loud applause was given the Senator at the conclusion of his words of eloquence. , mucsrnsrrr Ns:sB'rrr`s REPLY. Dr. Nesbitt, replying to the Mayor and Honorary President, said that no men could be more pleased than they werear. such a reception. He was de- lighted at the Senator's speech and the Mr. -Heweon4p-opened Vthree `cheers for` the0ld Boyennd the enfowd die- The afternoon we: open: at the Fnir, the . evening. jet the} Opera. Honda, account: of which eppenr else- whele In hue. i - j . V A _th0:reoptiop_.in_.ohurgo. _ Mr. D'Arcy Hinds was called upon, which he held an honor. He won not a speaker; other had he_ar_d' the spook are; he was one of the viorkera. He said the am 1..a__ the bent yams of thee:-residents and referred gratefully` to the work on the decorations and ex pressed iodmiretion for those having A a nun s uc mm Vioe-President smeh had favored the S.O.B. movement from the time it was mooted. He said it was amusing to heerthe diferent oleima on to which was the. beat towneh ip. They agreed, ho_we_ve_1_, there was no county like Qimooe end no town like Barrie. The Warden, on behalf of the County extended the Old Boys a welcome, but said he wonldgo one better than the Mayor and would give them the free- dom of the Uonnty. He wished them a pleasant trip. ' `l\ 01 . an` .n u Professor Mills, or Guelph Agricul- i tural College, made a well received speech. He was a native of this Coun- ty, having been born H in the neighbor- hoodiof Bond Head. He felt honored at being elected Hon. Vice-President. He said a re-union such as this caused strange feelings; it made him think of forty years ago, when he heard Senator Gowan on the Bench with the Mo- Carthys, Boultons and 7 others well known to Barrie citizens. cI`he- distin- guished men Simcoe County produced were such as any place might be proud of. He believed the Oslers were among them. He referred to Senator Gowan s stand against the telephone company in the Senate, when the Senator had taken the stand that the time had come when the people s interests should be oon-- sidered above everything. else.` The most valuable asset any country could have was its men. It was the men like those of Simcoe County that had made Ontario lead at the Chicago World's Fair; we had a better class of people, with a higher standard of in- dustrial qualities. He told the farmers they were . just as good as the lawyers and doctors. He paid another tribute to Senator Gowan. and again thanked Barrie citizens. V i6;".:t'iu:&- *. gr. , .5 . , - i _ . the Iroquois came began their deso- lation of the land. He traced -the his- Jiemof We .di!!!it stpvkisst. the PF9; gress up till the present time when Barrie , Pentang, Oollingwood and Orillia, were the beautiful towns they" were to-day. We owed a debt of grati -tudelto those who had gone for renew ' . ing the old love and old associations and binding againthe heart strings that in a measure were severed when they left. His peroration 'was_ that no place held such a place in their hearts as imooe County and that he wished the Old Boys Association would long pros- per and when they wanted a resting place they would "nd no dearer place to spend their days than Barrie. Mr. T. Herbert Leonox was the next speaker. As an Old Boy he was perfectly delighted to be there. At one time he" knew everyone in town and vicinity. 4 He` hoped to meet those new girls and hadn t brought his` wife. He reads our papers, he said, so keeps in touch with Barrie. _ Airming that they would own the town before they `went home, and that the Mayor said he must sit down, he sat down. Mr. Leighton McCarthy, M,P.,. was then called upon'to address the people. He said that he was placed in a pecu; liar position. He was being honored as one of the Old Boys, and being made welcome as he was one ofthe oicers, though, he said,,he. had not been able to do any work as such. On the other hand, as representative of this riding, hewas entitled to extend a welcome to the Old -Boys, which he heartily did. We had always been taught, nay had learned by instinct, to love the dear old town. They were proud of the Old Boys, but he thought they might have appended to the name of Old Boys the name of New Girls, for though he did know most of the boys, the girls on the train were new to him. It was their duty to extend to the wives of the Old Boys a hearty `welcome. `He also referred to the debt ot gratitude to the officers for haying organized the As- sociation. In conclusion he said, I 100k out, because` we intend to enjoy our solves. a AovANc1:."J IT:-us: BALL PLANING MILL COMPANY-- Carpenterin , Building and manufacturing of Doom. Sash. 'nds. Mouldings, etc. Planin of all kinds done promptly_ and satisfactorily. ot Blast Drying Kiln. Dxstnct agency for ned lum- ber Fa.ctory-Ba.yeld Stree Barrie. DGERS & GALLIE successors to co. Ball JAS. EDWARD s CONVEYANCER. T At his office until 5 p.m.; at his private residence, 68 Mary street, after that hour. 1 x-Iv ______________________.___.________ __ I > . Loyalty, the love of country and home is unquestionably one of the. strongest ` end noblest feelings which govern men. This feeling, to some ex: tent at least, is that which made Cens- dlens spring ' to the side of their Motherland when her righteous reign ~ 9! pence and low, end order was aseuil-' [ed In South Africa, this, too, nerved .`}.~_l|`elrZheerte end eteeled their arms to on any e herd fought eld her A r ag to glorious victory, end this a.. pnqxnxvu, uerk county or Simeoe, w_ill K. be at Ins office: at the Court House, Barne, everv Saturdav. Residence and P.O. Cookstown. ____..__._____._.__._______._____..___ HE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY OFBARRIE `_ R for 33029031.` _in Honges. a number 1 jun unlLUKbN'3AlU5OCIET .l. have ado tion. in good Ho: of bright young nadian children, PaI'O8 than! an-nu 9-Io`A 5.. n.. 'III\JlII-I I\I I-\ll'|I`o We have a large amount of Private Funds to lend at 4} and 5 per cent. on the security of good farm Mortgages. McCARTHY. BUYS & MURCHL SON. Dunio Street Burie. 70 0 0 FOR INVESTMENT on good $ , U freehold security at lowest rate of interest. No rincipal money required until'end of the term. . H. STRA1 HY. Solicitor, Etc., Barrie . 1;. uxuu, IALVALL`. PULVUD AU LUALV U. on Real Estate [at lowest rates. Farmers Notes Diszounted. Collections made in any part of the County. Real estate bought and sold. Convey- ancing in all its branches. Marriage Licenses issued. Oice-Ross Block. Dunlop street Barrie. I ' , 4:-Iv. S. BROAD. M. D. C. M., F. T. M. C., L. C. . P`. 5., 0., late resxdcnt Physician and Surgeon ot .l'oron_t.o Uencral uuspital, with spccial attention to Dxeeases of VWo.nen, ano. Nose and Throat. Worx, also xor some ume aurbeon In charge of Emcrgencv nospital. `1 orunto. Uicc and night residcncc- upstairs nn McC..rthv Bock, 21 TDunlop_5t., Ba}-ne. s.-.cond. C109!` east of Dougall Bros. turmture warerooms--near Five Poiuts. Phone 105. A 29-ly R. E. L. BRERETON, Dcntat Surgeon. Uice over I-lambly's hardware. Entrance, Uwen Street. Out of town 1st. and 1rd Mondays of each month. - ~ 51-Iv R. J. ARTHUR.RO:`S, L.R.C.P. & S , Edin-` burgh; M.F.P. & 8., Glasgow, member of British Upthalmological Society. specially.- lhseases of Eye, Eur, '1`n1-out and Norm. OF F lCl.-78 Dunlop Street, Sanders Block, Bar- rie. opposite Post Ottlce and Railway btation. Phone 54. P. 0. Box 96. I 7-ly i \ Hours--u_ to 1. i 7 to 8. we Jmnnnss or wnnconn. `To the President and Members of the County of Simcoe Old Boys Anso- cietion : . On behalf of the citizens of the Gonn- : by Town, and indeed at this magnicent Ild historic county, I bid you welcome to the hesrts and homes of Beautiful R. J. F. Palling, Graduate of` Trinity Umversity Toronto, Fellow of Trinity Medical Lollege, Member or the Coxlege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Office and Residence, 18 Owen street. M. M. CAMPBELL, Barrister, bolicitor, Notary, etc. Money to loan. 0thces-Barrie and Stayner; Barne 0fce--Bank of Toronto Building, Owen street. , 5-ly ` R. W. A. ROSS, Physician, Surgeun,_ctc., I R.C.S. Edin" L.R L.P., Landau. Umces and night resiucuce-urown's Block, Duulop sueet, Barrie. Tezephone 77. V `t. Barne. R. J. C. SMITH, L.L.'-.P.S., Om... (late of Drs. Harvie & Smith, Urillia.) Uthuc auu residence: -corner of Owen and Uollxer streets, Barrie. 43-iy ..___....-,.. ...-~ V W-~iV.-,:.l L~.`A){T(5N,V_Bi-=r:~ster,. Vucacor, Nata . Convoygncet. etc. Monevto Loan. at lovvesf Oioe--Mctiarthy Block, south Side `Dunlap Honda: grab, 37.`-{ per} AU!/3- Banister. aolicitor. Proctur, Notary. `._ T Convegancer, etc. Sps cial attention In E-swung and probanug wils, obtaining letters on Idminismuion and guardianahip, col cc-Iugaccolxnls, etc. Oices. Ross UIOCK. Barne. Money to Loan. Slxnxnx oz uaxnn, u Barnsters, Solicitors in High Court of Justicc, Notaries,Public, Conveyancers. uices oven the Bank of Toronto, Barrie. 7 Money in sums 0! $2,000 and upwards. to loan at 5 IIQP l"l'|I_ I \I$\J 1 l.lL\\IIn\Ivunnag noun--u----, -v.....__ . . Notarica. umvc anccrs, Toronto Building. arne. Branch utce, Cold` water. Money to Luan. 'DoNu.DvRoss, u..n. ` J. C Bnoxovsm. ARRIVAL or snmvron eowm. ' . Senator Gowan, who is Honorary President of ` the Siniooe Old Boys As- sociation presently arrived, and as he ascended the platform he was given three cheers. When the Senator had taken his seat of honorthe Mayor read- an address of welcome to the Old Boys. A. RAUENHURST, Barrister, Attorney. . Solicitor in Chancety, Lonveyanccr, etc. Ottice'-F.its: door Owenstreet, over Bank or Com- -_-..... u.....:- / V .10-48. E'.'I:'.'ziLJsI{.. HEWSON & CRESWICKE, barristers. Solici- tors of the Supreme Court of Judicature of Ontario, Proctors. Notaries. Conveyancers. etc. Mnnnn tn `nan, ()H7u-,4-s_.Ross Block, Barg, Untano, rroctors. notancs. v0nV=.viw_=-9 Money to loan. 01ces-Koss Block. I` Is 1: _______ -_ I I.` I-I l`IllfE\II` VLENNOX, ARDAGH, cow.-m & sxuwn. Barnsters, bolicrtoru tor ouuiniug probate ox wnls._gu;u'dia.ushio and administrauon. anu General Solicitors; Notaries. uonve) ancera, etc. I-1Aucrrroa_s Luuxox, Auax. LOWAN, B. HOLFORD ARDAGH, .6. E. I. bxowu, L.L.B '_ Oices : Hinds Blo.k, No. 6,~Dunlop street, Bar- :13. A Branch Oiccsr-Lennox & Ardagh. Gravenhurst; Lenngx. Ardagh, Llowan a Brown, Creemore and A .0... a_lu .j_._ ' CCARTHY, DOYS 8: MURCHISON. ?Barris- ters. Solicitors, Liouveyanccrb. etc. Success- ors to Mcarthy, Peplcr 5; McCarthy. ,. A.n--I_ l'...._ _._ Ls-..Ao I1-u--:a UKB LU AlI&`Lu.l tn, ' L clan: up nu-sv-u -..-J . Oice-McCarthy Block, Uumop Street, Barrie; J. A. MGCAR'fHY, - W. A. Boys, I\ I` I3 rvnnuinnu MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUER. Iuulijl I8 &Yl'II`I 5 and 5% per cent. on Mortgage. T LOUNT & LOUNT Barristers, Barrie. * 32-tf. T Opposite R. K. Station` Those Barrie residents who joined them ' on the platform were Mayor Badenhuret .and Town Council, Warden Wright and members of the County Council, 8. Dyment, D. Quinlan and Directors of the Fair, Judge Ardagh, Judge Boys, the clergy of the town, J. Frank Jackson, Donald Ross and C. E. Eewccn. H. H. Srxxruv, `{TRATHY & L$TEN& g a any DUUID 1 I Ur`UAKKlE "1TaE"o':'-`Z35' {i brig t rti desiringth rrie. cm are asked to com tar? |REV. D. B . ' H , be on m children(.ml`>?ysa:1n!:lugrlsr municnte with . HARKNESS. - I-- {USS & BROKOVbKl. Barristers, Solicitors N.-.u..3n_ . -.nu..us:na~..ru nun`, Uices Bank 0` ..-r-'1 T. BANTING, Clerk County of Simone, will be his O$CE. at fh (inn:-t "l\II&n Raon `H. LYON. PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOA nn Ranl Rec-an: no lnlunaf unfnb l.`.............' 135; 1`. ARNALL, M.D.C>.M., oxnc Eu Bothwes Block. Allandale. Un me premises at night. .. a-Iv - DR. R. P. VIVIAN P On the platform were the following visitors :-.-.-'-President, Dr._ Beattie Nes- V bitt ;.'-Vice Presidents, Dr. Sneath, Rev. Dr. Parker and John Stewart; Trea- surer, D'Arcy Hinds ;- Secretary, Percy Rogers ; Assistant Secretary, Robert (luthbert; Marshall, Arch. Orr 5 De puty Marshall, Wm. Rolleston; Ex edutive Committee, Dr. Todd, Robert Orr, Geo. Cooper, Dr. Wiley, Geo. P. McKay, ex-M.P.P., and J. "H. Sloane ; Ed. Robbins and Fred. Robbins, Buf- falo; A-. B. Thompson, M.L.A., A. Bneath and D. Davidson, Penetana ;-J. W. Garvin, Peterborough; Thos. Long. Rev. Geo. Rix, L. McCarthy, M.P., I no. Lucas. Robt. Little, Robert Hart, Malcolm McDonald, W. 0. Rogers, Gec- MoDonald, John A. Ferguson, Dr. N. A. Powell, Dr. A. J .. Edwards, W. B. Oapon, H. B. Spotton, George Reedy and other Torontonians. mAl|ER sas LAMP L ron nu: noun. Makes and burns its `own gas, --gives a soft white light equal to that of I00 candles-- is restful to the eyes and splendid for reading or sew- ing`, Cheaper than oil and as easy to run. Your money returned if lamp doeq `not , come ugvto your expect- . ations. rite for free cata- logue to AUIR LIGHT 00., taourntnt. Sou: UAKIRO mvcauuoa. ` MONEY To LOAN. ADVERTISE IN TVMONEY TO`L(_3AN. {_..__ manmucrvans. MISCELLANEOUS. MONEY T0 LOAN. D. C. Muncuxson. t` V Altogether there were between 600-: and 700 people who came on the-excur- lion train, and these were accompanied 3 ` l bv the celebrated 48th Highlanders` Band. The band played around` the! Post` Office Crescent to the front of the , I main arch, while the Aaeociationvoioeral and prominent citizens of` the town! gathered on the platform. The band then took up their position on the green bnd favored the crowd with a number of selections. - `