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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 228, 24 September 1881, Page 1

Spying and Summer Br Steamship OBIENT NOVeltieS GO Dats from Bonbon ! ; . ■. — ■-■, o- — ■ - Loteday# Heyhoe Are nbw ex Wbtting r theii* Adrance Shipment. of the m t Hst.-i* ess SIXTY pAYS;,FE!QM!Lp^DON TO THIS POET. .■ -" ':' "C ' ' .." '. New Hats ior Ladies and Children A Splendid Stock of Plain and Printed JNew Millinery >• New Flowers, Feathers Sateens— all.the rage in England and Orbaments ww -New Lace. Ties) New Lace Fichus, New The Latest andrnpstElegantDolmans, w '^^l?'*"* -'• ! Mantles, Fisehus, and Jackets New Elbbon8 > Dk»s Trimmings Elegant Oolormgs ; . : - to a W ell- asHO rfced Stock. Mltt^M£n£- "SiESSMAKING under first-class management: All Orders executed with economy and dispatch. • TERMS-5 ¥ cent. Discount on all Cash purchases of 10/- and upwards, 21 per cent. Discount on Monthly Accounts. LOVEDAY andlffEYHOE, TBAFALGAE-STREET, NELSON.

: The Kiel!" newspaper Labour publishes a ; telegram from Pori tiv el, in the province of Kourek, which states that 119 men and g'irlsj ihavingbeen shut up in a barn by the steward of la property called the Bolgin fop refusing to work, were all burned to death by a village mob setting fire to the building. One person has been arrested, and ■confessed to hia share in the crime. The «• Golos," mi reprt lucing thia news, characterises the story as increditable. It is stated that a detective has been killed at a secret meeting at KiefiE. He had been sent to the meeting to watch the proceedings. He was placed on the table, and his throat was cnt. Similar murders abound iv the provinces, whither the Nihilists have transferred theie activity ifrom tbe capita, [y'Y{yy ; y'yy- y y .yyy.y /?'