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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 192, 15 August 1871, Page 3

THE NEWS BY THE MAIL. [from the xondon correspondent or THE "AUSTRALASIAN."] London, Juue 19. Since the date of my last letter, the whole civilised world has been profoundly moved by the news that has come across the Channel — news which, for infernal character, was never parallelled in history. The culminating act of the drama of Paris has been played out — I wish I could say For remainder of news see fourth page. Hew Advertisements. LOST, a ROLL of NOTES. Finder -will please Return to JAMES CAMPBELL, Painter, Nile-street West. 1 564, : . ■ j WANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT. ' Apply tolMrs. H. H. STAFFORD, ' 1563 Annesbrook. WANTED a GENERAL SERVANT. Apply to Mrs. W. ADAMS, 156 i Wilden, The Wood. RUTHERFORD'S SUPERIOR FLOUR. NEALE AND HADDOW, Sole Agents, Collingwood-street. 694 ' MR T>AWSON, T\ENTIST, Hardy-st. JK> XJ Nearly Opposite he institute. Mr. Rawson will LEAVE Nelson by return trip of the Taranaki on or about the 14th inst. Superintentendent's Office, Nelson. 12th August, 1871. THE WAIROA BRIDGE is NOW OPEN for TRAFFIC. ALFRED GREENFIELD, . 1552 Provincial Secretary. TENDERS WANT ED, TENDERS for REPAIRING and EXTENDING the COMMERCIAL WHA ; RF will he Received until THURSDAY, the 17th inst., at 3 o ? clock.. -- y-y "'•*.--•*. ■■•••'•- *-••'.-""'" Plan and Specification may be seen at the. Commercial Wharf . './,., The' Lowest' or any Tender ; not necessarily;, accepted. ■■'■■■' 'y yy yi,, "\ K *'i'Y\ ' "2.J1 1516 JAMES S;, CROSS, Jnir. ,!-*■! „-., >wy<v.. ,-'.yt?'Y,