To the Edit ok op the Nelson Etenikg- Mail, Sir,—An advertisement appears in the Examiner of this morning headed •' Bazaar," which states that " thrbugh the kindness of the Superintendent and the Committee of the. Town Schools, the Bazaar will be kept open this day, &c." As a member of the Town Committee of Education, I deny having given my consent that the Hall should be used for any purpose other than a public one, to the exclusion of the hundreds of children belonging to the town • schools, and can only express my surprise that the Superintendent, or any member of the Committee, should have given their consent to such a proceeding. I am, Sir, yours, &c, M. M. Webster.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 303, 21 December 1872, Page 2
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