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Otago Witness, Issue 2402, 15 March 1900, Page 64

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AUSTRALIA ON THE WAR. Come my hearties — work will aland — He re' -3 jci Mother calhng; "Wants us all to lend a hand, Ana go on? Uuclc-l J avdmg. Catch your nags and sodclic slick! Quick to joiii the banners! Folks that treat the family thick Must be taught their manners. — From " A Fani'ly Matter," by Arthur MacJiuarie, quoted in The Tim ph.