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Evening Star, Issue 3686, 15 December 1874, Page 2

LIFE Policies existing in the A.M.P. Society five yeais on the 31st December, 1873, actually get bonuses added, varying according to age, from LII 16s to Ll4 12s, for each LIOO insured. Mr B. Short invites the generous co-operation of friends to make his visit a success. Address, Savings Bank, Dunedin. He who hesitates loses, as the financial year of the Society closes Slat Dec. NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE. THE Unde-signed beg to announce to the Inhabitants of Dunedin and .Suburbs that they have now opened their establishment with a large stock of New Goods, and trust that, by keeping nothing but first-class goods and at the lowest possible prices, to merit a share of public patronage. Note the address - HAEROLD & BAIN, Opposite Otago Hotel. 1834 PORT, 40 YE\RS OLD, Per Doz lj(Js. COLO VIAL WINES, from 30s. m ,» of unusual quality )__ From the Grange Vineyards, S. A. | TEAS, in Large and Varied Stock. HOGG & HUTTON, Princes street. BIRTH. Ballantyne— On the Sth instant, at Waikaka, Mrs John Ballantyne, of a son. DEATHS. Hogan —On the 15th instant, at his residence, South Dunedin, John Hogan, aged 33 years. Jones— On the 15th instant, at her residence, George street, Eliza Janet, second daughter of the late William Jones, Esq., of Goodwood. AMUSEMENTS— This Evening, Princess Theatre.—“ Black Sheep. ’ Hay and Co.’s Art Exhibition, Octagon, free. THE ‘EVENING STAR’ TT AS now a Positive Weekly Circulation of **■■** above 24,000 Copies, being far in excess of that of any other New Zealand journal. It is distributed extensively in the districts of Port Chalmers, Green Island, Mosgiel, and West Taieri. The Circulation will be further extended with the development of railway communication. As an Advertising Medium, therefore , the Evening Star commends itself to all business men who wish to give the utmost publicity to their announcements.