Legal Firms and Money to Loan Advertisements Barrie
A dense OCR page lists numerous legal practitioners and solicitors in Barrie and area, detailing money to loan offerings, probate and conveyancing services, notaries, and various law offices. It names Ross Block, Dunlop Street, Barrie. Lennox Ardagh Cowan Brown. McCarthy Block. and offices in Barrie and surrounding towns. The ad highlights rates of money to loan from 2 to 5 percent, and mentions physicians and surgeons alongside legal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ault
Basisrestrictton
Proctor
Rees’ Black
Dunlop Street
Barrie
Lennox, Ardagh
Cowan & Brown
Arkisters
Witaluinz
Gieneral Solicitors
Alex. Cowan
G. EJ. Down
L.B.B
Hinds
Mioek
Dunlop
Street
FHT
Lennox & Aritach
Graven- Burt Leninex
Ardaga
Cowan & Hrouwa
Creee Boore
Adliston
Marriage Licenses and Local Trade Ad Notice
Ohnson and Sarjeant dealers in all kinds imperio direct from the mines also Lathan Bhingles White and Grey Lime Prostore Hair Saver Pipes Wire Brick Fire Clay Plaster of Paris Cement etc shot best quality and old at very reasonable rates 3 28 Elizabeth St opposite Wellington Hotel office
Wheat and grain prices drift in Toronto market
Toronto on March 4 reports a quiet wheat market with No 2 red at 7 1 2 cents on call and 68 1 2 cents outside for red, No 2 white at 73 1 2 cents outside, and spring wheat weaker with No 2 offered at 78 cents on road east. Flour demand eases as millfeed steady, oats and rye mixed, butter steady, eggs recovering from famine, cattle and hog markets showing varied movement amid large receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
New York
Tite
Manitoba
North Bay
Owen Sound
Sarnia
Northern
North May
Bice
North Hay
Shorts
T2ge
Choice Dairies
Board of Trade
Timothy
European grain markets steady amid dull London trade
European grain markets report quiet but steady activity with wheat and maize on passage holding firm. London notes show No. 1 quality wheat prices steady while sellers offer iron cargoes, and French country markets remain quiet but steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Census of Religions in Canada by Provinces and Territories
Ottawa dispatch reports a census bulletin listing 142 denominations and sects in Canada with 6,826,716 adherents, plus 149 individuals in Territories. It notes 44,186 unspecified, concentrated in unorganized regions, and provides totals for major faiths with 2,228,007 Catholics and 910,862 Methodists among others, plus small counts for agnostics, atheists, Buddhists, Desists, and pagans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
IMOL
Baptists
Sational
Msth A
Ontario
Iirish Columbia
Heavy Boer Losses in Keen British Drive Near Harrismith
London dispatch reports Boer casualties at 819 across recent operations. Details show 50 killed, 10 wounded, 795 captured, with 150 killed or wounded unaccounted in total. New Zealanders suffered 18 killed and 15 wounded. other British losses included 1 officer killed and 4 men wounded. British forces seized 2000 horses, 28,000 cattle, 200 wagons, 60,000 sheep, 600 rifles, and 50,000 rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchener
London
Bordttitcheer
Lord Kitchener
Harrismith and
van Reenen
Wilgo
Leinster Regiment
Elliott
Harrismith
Frankfort
Botha
Wilge
Natal
Rimington
Byng
British Imperialism and New Zealand Meat Tenders
A London despatch reports the new Imperialism seeks two million pounds of tinned meat for New Zealand, much of it formerly imported from the United States. It notes planned colonial contributions to the Imperial navy may be discussed at a coronation conference, with colonies possibly contributing cash or in kind such as naval reserves or squadrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
London
War Office
Chamberlain
United States
Forster
Admirality
House of Commons
Grants and bills move through legislature debate
The Legislative Assembly discusses new grants for referendum costs and a chemist’s study trip to Europe, funding for Guelph domestic science buildings, and various bills. Topics include Temiscamingue railway, jurors' expenses, San Jose scale, new Ontario seats, voluntary schools, a printing bureau, and election act amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Galt
Berlin
Stratford
Guelph
Sir William Macdonald
Bryce
Ottawa
Hodgetts
Temiscamingue Railway
Temistmingue and Northern Ontario Railway
Latchford
Temiscnmingue
North Bay
Mattawa
Quebec
Ontario
Gergian Bay
Lake Nipissing
San Jose
Minister of Agriculture
New
Algoma
Fort. William
Lake of the Woods
Port Arthur
Rainy River
East Algoma
Sault Ste. Marie
Maanitoulin
Nipissing
East Nipissing
West Nipissing
Ottawa River
North Renfrew
Algonquin Park
North Hastings
Hill
Will
Kirbs
Matheson
South Lanark
Vutullostein Oxford
Barberry shrub sparks debate on rust and laws
The Ontario legislature discussed the barberry shrub as a rust source, with farmers testifying on its spread. Agriculture Minister backs prohibition of sale and cultivation, with compensation for losses. The High Schools Act committee proposed funding reforms to aid weaker schools and clarified contributions from towns separated from counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Drury
Joseph Goodfellow
Barrie
Matthew Fartin
Bradford
Joseph Todd
Gilford
John Warnica
Painswick
Simcoe County
Agricultural Committee
Lochead
Ontario Agricultural College
Municipalities to control streets urged in Dominion petition
The House of Commons debated a petition from the Union of Canadian Municipalities demanding full municipal control of streets and highways and ret roactive legislation confirming such control. It also noted a proposed Railway Commission bill and discussed papers on oil commissions, ministerial responsibility, and constitutional questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birkett
M.P
Union of
Dominion
Railway Commission
Bourassa
Boura
Pupers
Downing Street
Wilfrid Laurier
Mr. Bourassa
Bouryssa
Holmes
Sutherland
Merritton Paper Company
Department of Railways and Canals
Welland Canal
Fitzpatrick
Blain
Ana
G. Dickenson
Henderson Black
Dominion Winnipeg to get a fine CPR depot
Various short items from Winnipeg and other places note plans for a CPR depot in Dominion Winnipeg, a carpet factory start at St Thomas, Sunday privilege legislation, and other municipal and national matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atp
Island Road
Ei. F. Clarke
T House of Commons
Ottawa
Canada
BE. W. Cleverley
Messia, Tendrie & Co
Hamilton
Winnipeg
Hamilton McCarthy
M. Hebert
Queen Vitoria
Alfred Gilbert
London
Eng
Botha Escaped After Near Capture by British
London dispatch reports unconfirmed tale that General Louis Botha was captured near Kinapdasi during Remington forces night attack at Knapdaar. Prisoners shielded him as others fled, allowing Botha to escape amid a disorderly pursuit and a surprising lapse by guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Louis Botha
Botha
Deager
Kinapdasi
Remington
Knapdaar
Louis Lotha
Jews in South Africa Numbering About Twenty Thousand
London dispatch cites a Jewish World writer placing Africa’s Jewish population at 400,000, with 20,000 in South Africa. The piece praises peaceful integration and says Jewish pioneers have achieved tangible progress across all sectors in a sunny land free of Semitic hostility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Africa
South Africa
Hoe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hewson & Creswicke
Abristeus
Suprem Court of Judicature
Ontrrin
Ross Block
Ale
Wicker
Strathy & Esten Anmisveky
Hight
O Justice
Notariea Public
Conyveyancer Omec
Bank of Toronto
Stoney
Stantly
Peres
Ross & Brokovshl Bamhisters
Sola Terror Alls. Conveyancers
C. Offlerg
Lunte
FP Reato
Neh
Coldwater
Money To
Lown
Donat Ross, Ll.d
J.C. Hnowovart
A. T. Banting
Cuntys
Ofira
Pyoto
J. C. Smith
de * Orvier Ax Tsienck Comer Owen and
Collier Strente
R. Ww. Ross
L.R.O.S. Edin
F.C. Hs
Whan
Physcian
Nina Resiphyck
Blech Dunlop
Teleghnot
R. S. Broad
Oronto
Cmice
McCarthy Block
Nex
McCarthy & Co
Dougall Broa
DR. R. & Vivian
Ovathist
Arthur Ross
Edinburg
MF. P
Glasgow
British Ophthalmological Society
W. D. Maclaren
E. L. Brareton
Omcc
Henderson's
Owen Street
Miscen
F.M. Montgomery
England
Hiwanaw
Aax Jeeee
Atlas Assurance Company
Ilestion
George Plaxton
Acenr
Barrie Uni
James Edwards
Conwey
Mary Street
Oa. Ei. Llywor
Omico
Owen St
Soly
Buffalo
Mar
Census OF Religions
Legislative Assembly
Ontrriq
HOUSE
Mr.Fitzpatrick
la Iiviere
Bar of
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Act
Ward
Sion
Trent Valley
Rice Lake
Lake Ontario
Trent River
Fort Hope
It. J. Bilbeck
Yukon ‘Territory
West Durham
Kemp
Mulock
Great Britain
Jmaritime
France
trans-Atlantic Sports
Clarke
Quebec Bridge Co
Canadian Northern
Atlantic
Lake Superio
Montreal
Province
York and
Carleton
Thousand Islands
C.P.R
Pipestone
Crow's — Nest Pass
Ness and
Detroit
Atelantic
North-West
Clancy
Wisher
Fisher
St. Louis
San Josie
E. F. Clarke
United States Bureau of Immigration
Oands
United States Immigration Bureau
Ross
South Ontario
Windsor
Niagara
R. F. Sutherland
Essex
Walkerville
Sandwich
Canada Southern Railway Company
Orford Mountain Railway Co
Michigan Bridge and ‘Tunnel Company
Cowan
Hiver St. Chair
Ingram
Manitoba’ and North-Western Railway Co
Douglas
Canada Gazette
State Department
Tacoma
New South Wales
Pash
Russia
Volga
Cape Colony
ThetWamburg-American Lin Steamship Company
Linglane
Edward Robie
Greenland
Congregational Church
Paris
M. Omanoff
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Metropolitan
Buffalo Express
Pennsylvanian
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
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