A mesting of the subscribers of Holy Trinity Cathedral was held at the Masonic Hall on Monday afternoon, for the purpose of receiving the report of the Trustes the proposed site for the new organ.
Chair was taken by Mr. F, H. B there were present:—Rev. W.
6.9. Skopss, A. Krauss, J. Dyer, W. 6. Ward, H. Hearn, W. H. Dalgliesh,. Scott, W, V. Drommond, R, E. Wainwright, G. J. Morrison, W. Lemarchand, J. H. Hart, W. 8, Robil lined, Sidford, F, H, Balfour, R. Dunman, Rivington, Kalb, N. J.' Hannen, Lavers, G. Lanning, R. H. Percival, J..L. Scott, J. F. Ohoetham, A. R, Wurkill, Dr. MeLeod, J. M. Cory, R. Campbell, Captain Bolton, &o.
The meeting was held in the large hall which, as la wollckuown, is badly constructed as far as acoustic properties are concerned. Che speakers were heard with nity, and in many instances, it impossible to catch the exact TheCuarmacaNinan able speech explained the object of the meeting. He suid that having been unable to stile the knotty question of a site for the new organ the present meeting had been convened for subscribers on the subject. He had been the purpose of taking the opinion of the
asked to take the chair but he would much rather it had fallen to the lot of some one elec. But perhaps in one way ho was the best to take the chair aa he would be able to conduct the proceedings in a dispastionate way, as he was absent when the organ was ordered, and when the first arrangements were made. He was quite sure everyone present would put all feeling on one sideas they had only one object in view;
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