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PATRIOTIC ENTERPRISES. . ii WELLINGTON'S GREAT DAYS! j npHE TIME i-OI! ACTION IS FAST APPROACHING. YOUR CHANCE TO I A ..HELP.' ■•■•; . THE C.T.A.: -■; VICTORY; j EFFORT .'j i FOR THE ' .. . ..., I MEN.OF THE.MERCANTILE ' , : : ' ■. • ■ •• MARINE , . ' .'.-.-■; ■■••.•;' j IS DRAWJXG NEAR. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 'W AND H.ARE ' | : SURPRISE PACKET- '-.)S j ■■ ..■'■■ DAYS.. • ] Save Your Surplus Shillings and Help the Children-of the Mercantile'liar- -:: ■ino-Wnr Victims nt the same time. .... ... . j •' ' ' WIN A VALUABLE 'PRIZE.'. .. .' . j • • EYEIt-YONFi' J3ISNEFITS! NO BLANKS! , ; i ■ ' ' SEE PRIZES IN SINGER'S WINDOW,.WILLIS STREET. \\ ■:{ ..■■■■ ■ ■ ■■.•■•■.. '..-..: ;S

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