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Evening Star, Issue 3702, 4 January 1875, Page 2

Special Adveitisements. [Established 1845.] A. M E R C E R, Family Grocer, Provision, and Wine and Spirit Mercnant, Rattray street, I3EGS at this season to call the special attention of the Public to his stock of Wines and Spirits, the < uality of which has long been held in public favor. A. M, also de-ires to intimate that be has just received a supply of five varieties of superior Colonial Wines, direct from the Grange Vineyard, South Australia. Cases containing One Dozen Bottles (assorted) Thirty Shillings. 1834: PORT ’ 40 YEARS 0LD ’ Per Doz ... lIOs. COLONIAL WINES, from 30s. ~ ~ of unusual quality J From the Grange Vineyards, S.A. ) j TEAS, in Large and Varied Stock, HOGG & HUTTON, Princes street. BIRTH. Gat. —At her residence, Castle street, on the 31st of December, 1874, Mrs George Gay, of a daughter. MARRIAGE. Larnbb—Keates.'—On the Ist January, at St. Paul’s Church, by the Rev, Archdeacon Edwards, Mr Henry Lamer to Annie Eliza, second daughter of Mr Timothy Keates, both of Dunedin, THE ‘EVENING STAR’ TT AS now a Positive Weekly Circulation of above 24,000 Copies, being far in excess of that of aay other New Zealand journal. It is distributed extensively in the districts of Pott 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.