CORRESPONDENCE.
THE PENGUIN DISASTER.
X) THE BDITOR.
♦j,!"f'~. .if B. *?. draw y°ur attention to E5 iF*. hat Rev- Fath€r Ckncy «£ sTnt 1^1? T nmg- ""i™ £13 Md sent it to the Committee in Wellington, bo far I have seen no mention of the above chronicled. The rest of the people of Nelson cannot congratulate themselves on the manner they have responded to the call of humanity. God made Ndson beautiful, hut some of its inhabitants spoil it. In common decency the Reverend Father Clancy and his folk should be thanked for their generosity. For their spontaneous good nature. The fact that a. collection would be taken up in the evening was I announced at the morning service, and I £13 was the result, and Catholics are in a minority in Nelson. I am, etc.,
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 8 March 1909, Page 1
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