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Social Circles (By Our Lady Corr*»i~. THE British Legion Fair at Donaghadee on Saturday raised £3OO, a very good result. Indeed, in spite the inclement weather. Great credit to be given to Captain S. J. Rhodes, chairman of the Donaghadee branch of the Legion, for his Indefatigabl

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