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Evening Star, Volume VII, Issue 2059, 10 December 1869, Page 3

Advertisements received too late for Classification. A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY KEW YEAR. Bread, Biscuits, Cakes of every description, and superior quality; Confectionery, Groceries, &c. Victoria Bakery, George street. HENRY STEINMETZ, in returning thanks for the patronage received during the last six years, begs respectfully to solicit the continuance of that support, and to inform his patrons that he is now supplying Groceries of all kinds, and of the best quality. Hams, Bacon, &c., &c. Balls, Schools, Pic nic Parties and Suppers, supplied at moderate charges. HENRY STEINMETZ, Wholesale and Retail Biscuit Bakers, &c., George street. EX MAIL STEAMER. JOSEPHINE KID GLOVES.—IBIack, sewn white; White, sewn colored ; and Black sewn various colors. A. & T. INGLIS, George street. WANTED, the Ladies of Dndedin to inspect onr New Millinery Bonnets and Hata, e* May Queen. A. & T. INGLIS, George street. WANTED, Gentlemen in search of a good Hat, at a reasonable figure, to inspect J. Taylor’s new assortment. Neatest shapes in town, Rattray street, Dunedin. Eight doors from Princes street. To let TO LET, a comfortable Four-roomed Cottage, with half acre of garden ; can have paddock attached, if required. Apply T. Redmayue, Union street. Art Union. GRAND ART UNION. REITH & NICOLSON have been requested by Mr Kemp to hold an Art Union of his Pictures, now on view on their premises, viz. ; Sydney Heads, value £2O. A Ship in a Storm, do £2O. Tickets : One Guinea each. ART UNION. RH. BAILEY begs to announce his in- • tention to dispose of, by Art Union, a valuable selection of Gold and Silver Watches, Colonial Gold Brooches, Pins, Alberts, and other works of art—of the value of LIOO. Prizes on view at his shop, Rattray street. The number of tickets is limited to L2OO, at 10s each. The drawing to take place on January 3rd, 1870. Publications and Literature. ENGLISH IT i EUROPEAN NEWS. —The Mail, a paper containing the news, the principal leaders, a well-digested summary apd a'l interesting matter from The Times. The newspaper hitherto known as The Evening Mg.il, having become the property of the proprietors of The Times, is now published twice a week, under the title of The Mail, at the price of threepence per copy, as heretofore. The days of publication will be Tuesday and Friday, and each paper will contain the nows and all matters of interest appearing in the three previous numbers of The Times, which will thus be rendered available, in a cheap and convenient form, for persons residing abroad or in the Colonies. Subscribers can obtain The Mail through Newspaper Agents, or may have it from the Publisher, on pre-payment, at Printing-House Square, London.