IFRDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1918,
Hughes and Hough
AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.
LID ADEZIALTY.
General Auctioneers
AND..
Shake, Coal and
PROPRIETORS
THEATRE ROYAL
LAST NIGHT
THE CHINA MAIL.
To-night To-night L
8.15 p.me
The Latest, Greatest and Most Wonderful EDISON
"KINETOPHONE"
ALL NEW TALKING PICTURES BETTER THAN EVER
Parcra #8. $150 CL
Boldi, and Salors in uniform and Children half price.. Booking at MOUTRIES.
General Brokers.
Hoagrong. December 10, 1919.
TO LET
TO LET.
PEAK,
6
“TO-KWA-WAN
COAL STORAGE.
Oode used:...
A.2.0. 4 & 5TH EDITIONI.
ALTREXGRAPHIC COUT.
Telegraphic Address MERION HONGKONG.
PUBLIC AUOTION.
THE Underlic Auctions
THE Undersigned have received instruc
(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),
"
on
SATURDAY,
the 13th December, 1913, at 2.30 PM,
at their Sales Roome, No. 8,
Des Voeux Road Carnor of
Jes House Street.
SEVERAL LOTS OF
CANTONESE BLACKWOOD
FURNITURE.
&c.,
&c..
་
A number of
JAPANESE WATER COLOURS' and
PICTURES,
A Small Cunsinment of
SILVER GOLDS,
Comprising:--
Cigarette Cases and Holders, Umbrella
and Stick Bandies, Salt Collars, Decantée- Stoppers,
&c.,
tc.,
and the remaining portion of a Consign ment of Lasher Trunks, Hand Bags, Suls Cases, etc., etc
(Full Particulars from Catalogue) TIEMS-As usual.
I
HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers,
Hongkong, Dec. 10, 1913.
TH
PUBLIC AUCTION.
1618
THE Undersigned favoured with instrua- tions from Lr, Colonel A. C. YouXAN, 1.M.8. will Sell by Public Auction,
10
TUESDAY,
the 18th December, 1913, at 2.30 p.m. at their Sales. Koors, Ko_8, Dos Vaux Road, Corner of.
Ice House Street, One Piano (practically new) spraintly built for the Tropics by Army and Navy. Stores, London, Oru Monarch: Gramophone in good order, Sundry Blackwood Furni ture," One Lady's Bicycle by B. 9 Arma Coy, (practically new), One 12 Bore Gun by Lang and One Rook Ritle, a quantity of Saddlery, and Camp Equipment,
Irish Terrier
&c.,
Also
&c.
Bitch excellently bred from generations of Champions.
Full Particulare from Catalogus. TR:- Usus!...
[
HUGHES & HOUGA,'
Ausioneers. Hongkong, Dec. 11, 1929.
PUBLIO -AUCTION.
on
1524
DROCKHURST,
ROOMS.
6. MOUNTAIN VIEW, 6 ROOMS. Office at 2, Connaught Road Central, 50 fest x 25 feet.
1507
JAPANESE EMIGRATION TO SOUTH AMERICA.
THE VINTAGE OF 1913.
Emigration from Japan to South Ame
A I-isappointing Year.
The annual survey by Venera, Gilbey of ries continuos steadily diedy to Brasilahin your'e vintage, shows a condition of
are and Mexico, although a fair number. going to Phrue. The Nippon Yusop Raisha steamer Wakasa Maru bas re- cuntly returned to Japan after taking 1:500 emigrants to Santos. Her voyage
things that is, on the whole, dappaiatu z. The wine-growing countries of Europe, with the single excaption of Italy, havo suffered everoly from the visitations of the weather. At the Bowering season in the spring, as n githering time in the
the result that, in epite of intervening spells of exceptionally fine weather, the
CEO. P. LAMMERT
AUCTIONEER.
SHARE & GENERAL BROKER
PUBLIC AUCTION, TRE Undersigned has received inntrea
Ttions to all by Publice auction
On
SATURDAY,
the 13th December, 1913, commencing at
11. at Sass Roo
DULL STREET,
Withed Resorve
80 Piano Twood Suit Lengths " 10 Eider-dowę Quilts
And
Several Fnglish Leather Sait Cases and Portmanteau.
i
Ou View from Friday the 12th Txush on delivery,
GEO. P. LAHMERT,
pAuctioneer.İk
Bangkang, Dec. 9, 1913. (-a
PORNICA MOTION.
1529 rom Japan to Brazil took a little or autump, stormy conditions prevailed, with Undersignod haa, recoivod, instruc
DENNYS & BOWLEY. Hongkong. De 10; 1913.
TO BE LET.
(FROM 1ST JANUARY NEXTJ.
01 to AIMAI VILLAS join
ing OLDESLUE" Kimberly Rond, Kowloon.
Apply to 'ATTLE & Co., 79, Wyndham Stree or A. Abdoolrahim, Architect, 84 Queen's Road Central,
Hongkong, Nov. 25, 1913.
GODOWNS.
५
TO LET
94, WANCHAI ROAD.
· 105, PRATA EAST,
THE HONGKONG LAND INVERT
MENT AGENGI Ja, Lo. Hongkong, Nov. 9, 1913.
16
TO LE
842
seven weeks, and
no fewer than 15 babies were born on the voyage, and these, as well as all the other passengers,
"tions to bell by Fuðlle Auction,-
.on
+
SATURDAY,
PUBLIC AUCTION
LA VALLINE COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE. DRINA AND CURIOSwed
dat arrived from be
THE Undersigned has received, fostenutione"ey Sell,
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY:
the 17th & 18th Desember 1912, commeading gach day at 2:18pr
Að búa, Rais Rocks Daddell Street,
A VALUAREX GLLECTION OF ANTIQUE CHINA AND CURI
from a Sung to Kidalur Dynastica
Comprising
5-Coloured," 3: Colbored and Blug and White Ye, Plates,
| Figure, sta
Sang do. Boeu! Tara White Goddess of Mergy" (M
Five Crystal Vatu saad Shuff Bottles
Purcelain and Agate Souff Bottles
ld Exequeued Screen with 5 Culous decoration
Groon ad Red Jade, Orpaments
eto..
ota.
N.B. (The Undersigned will gies a. 2 weeks" guamatoo as to
of the articlos off red), th Betalings will be bond.
Cash on delivery
and
On wow from Meny the 18th Dec. Taxus
TO. LAMMERT,
1818
Hongkong, Tee, 9, 1913
VISISTOR AT HOTELS.
HONGKONG FOTEL.
Mr B. S. Abraham MeJ, E. Ainsworth
Mr & Mrs F.
Atkinan
were landed in good wealth. On arrival crop is well below, the average 'am regards the 13th December, 1913, commencing at :Mr W, Anderson excellent rangements for the immi- both quality and quantity. This will note granta had been made, and their wel come was such that 18 of the Wakasa's crew desorted.
Another emigrant ship is shortly sailing from hobe with, among etter passengers, 800 agricultural la bourers from Kyushu. As these are used to a tropical summer, they should do 1461 very well in their new home. Is is not thought in Japan that very many of the immigrants will stay in South America, but as soon as they have saved up some money they will return. Those, low over, settled on land owned by Japanese vill, no doubt, to a great extent stag and it is probable that a great many more will remain than is at present shought likely when it is realised - that' the colour "bar" does not exist and that the Japanese are not locked down. en in any way by the people among whom they live. The fact that so many emigrants take their families with them points to a likelihood of a prolonged stay, and is is also probable that a ser tain number of mixed marriages will take place, their docendants merging in the already very heterogeneous Lan American population. Because Japan isso different in almost every way from other countries, those Japanese who do not quickly become donationalised (and na rule it is only those of a superior ducntion who become so) become very homoniek after a few years' expatriation. nad taking this and other factors into consideration it is unlikely that ad panese question" will arise owing to immigration to South America.
FOUL-BOOKS HOUSES to Granville Avenue and Salisbury Avente, Kowloon, Cheap rentals.
SHOP with Godown attached, Narmas ROAD, Kowloon.
Bowl Marine Lot No. 15 with Wharf.
Apply to MPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE
Jo.." LTD.. Hongkong. Nov; 23" 1913
TO LET
This is an aspect of the question which, it may be added, should epocially Mid Roots Ches) renta
EIRION, Nos. 9 & 10 Posk, unappeal to the Government of British
from 1st December Newly Painted and Colourwa bed.
RUGATE,' Austin 1, Kowloon; unfurnished...
No. 48 Peak, MOUNT KIILETT, (Church Mission Society Bunglow) frn ist Cctober 1913 till 9th May 1914, partly furnished, Cheap renti --
1 CAMERON VILLAS No. 60 Park, to let furnished for 1 puer from let. May,"
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
(From 1st November 1913.)
No, 1 GOUGH HILL, No 105 Peak. Bungalow containing Drawing. Dining and Smoking Koms and five Bedrooms. With ground for Tennis-Const.
FÜR BALE.
however, have the effect of cheapening the dot wine, since the sanliness of the
2.80 p.m. on First. Flt»r of Old Post Chico without rea-rro
A FIER COLESTION OF CHINESE PORCELAIN, CURIOS AND SILK EMBROIDERIES,
Compralog
Blue and White, Coloured, Blue,
yield is sufficient to enhance prices without rogard to quality. In certain districts of Fiance there will be little or no wiza available or suitable for export. That country continues navertheless to hind the list as the greatest producer, ex- Grren and Yellow Tason, Plates, Bowie, porter, and also importer, of wine.Jada Orcaments, Soad Bottles otc, etc. Those who are prepared to challenge Sik Embroidered Hangings, Mandarine the classic verdict on ciaret, that it Coats, Chinese painted Rakimonos etc. would be "port," # 12-hould," will learn
Catalogues: will be issued. with pleasure that the Bordesuz district
On view from Friday the 12t5. has not suffered, in the same degree an
TERMS —Ãa DIKURI, DAT
most others. Owing to the sonntinura of the harvest and to the recent limitation of the district entitled to describe its produco
"champagne," a further increase in prices of that wine is likely to taká place. Such an addition to the cost of an almedy | catly beverage would prolidy place it beyond the means of the ordinary buyer, causing a further decline in the comasma
loa of wine in England and consequens. loss to the Exchequer. From Germany, Portugal, and oth countries come similar reports that the year's crop is deficient in both quality and quaolity, or at ledst is quality. Italy is the favoured exception, in England we have cariously little knowl edge ar appreciation of Italna winen-for what reason it is difficult to say Very little änds its way to pus markets, on the exceptionally large yield from Italian vint yards this year will be welcome rather to Face and Germany, cuntales faced with a serious difciency in their own produce. The most encouraging feature to the report is the increasing output and expuit to the Mother Country of Australian. wines. This news, is the more grati ying in view of the fact that our total importa tion of wine continues steadily to decline.
Sotao""Berlin Endorius munt. De-
GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer.
Hongkong, Dec. 8, 1913.-
PARIS
1310
TOILET
No. 18, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL
(UNDER TEŻ ALTOR Kocst),--
THE Leading LADIE'S & GENTLE
MENS HAIRDRESSING BALOONS IN SES BASTA.
1r Mrs J. Ecaus
koph
Mias Kranskoph
Mr A. Krusenian" MY A. Lambolet
Mt A. T. Barborini Bir.
Bir & Sirs C. Barons
frather
Mrs Brnefeather Mr E. R. Eato
Lawson
PEAK BOTAL
"La T. C. R. Archer, Mi a Ifumphrey
R.A.M.C. L2 Car II w. Fles
Mr & Mrs. W. Arm-RGA.
strong, co
MIU. Jeffries
Mr & Mrs T. Arthur Me, ami Me Milner
Mes 'W. M. O. Baw Jones
· rutt and oblid Mr Foe Jones
Mr and Mrs J. C. Mr and Mrs CD. J.Mr A. Keith
Bell
Miss Keith Fit-Surgeon & Mrs Capa and Mr Kiddle
Bercard, RN
Miss G. Letä
Mr G. F Luka
Mr E S. Little Mr W. Bepakham Mr G. T- doy! Capo. J. B. Eextdsleyðr W. Logan MJ.. O. Farr Mr. R. Balilios Mr G., Bussa Mr S. M. Brown
Mi a &. L. Denton. Mir A. P. Bungey
Mr S. E. Luksinger
De G. W. Mackenn
Mir A, Mackichan
Mr & Mrs Beyor Miss Bugg
Mira Bordier
Mr. and Mrs. Hao- ...donald
Bliss heddcald
Majer & Mrs Bowen Miss McKentia
Mr FA Mackintosh" Attorney-General. Majid Mrs McMann
A. Bucknj
Sir & airs M, Malini ·
Mr A. J. Cambridge Mrs F.M. Mann Mr M. Cary
MABOD
Mr and Mrs Curries
Majce Davy, R
Bad
Kit C. W. Cataon. Mr and Mrs D. E., Mr and Mrs F. X.
Haaville" D'Almada E. Castro De O Mariott Mise L'àluads E. Mr. & Mr G. Martin
Castro Miss Martia Blaster Dilmad E. Mr O. Parabrotha
Castro Mr W. Chalmers Mr RT. Malhoun Mr F. T. Chapple Mr. W. TChisholm Me S. Clark Mr W. Clarke bir A. A., Claxton Mr. W. E. Clayton, Mrs Cognu Dra. La F. Cole
mari
Me W. B Coleman MET, W. Cranston Mr G. P. Curry
Mia M. Matheson Mr E. Matthews, Mfr. J. K. Mau haa Mier Mart Mr.
Me Willis Japanes
20. F.
maid
and
Miss Me Williams Me B. K. Mehta J. Merecki - Mr P. Mayeri. Misa Molleyb Me C. H. Dazia Mr & Mrs J. Morris Mr Mrs Dertenho Mr R Morrison
ad 2 children Mise G O'Lenry Mrs Cottrill-Dormer Mr X Daterloh
Mr. W. Paton
2 children
Mr. R. H.
H.Daugia
Mr J. Duncan
Mr J. Dupuis
Mr J. Fotey
Mr A. Petersen,
Mr G. Pienningworth
Mr and Mrs H. C. Mr H. de Pretilis
Ehrenfels
Mr G. E EVED Mr W. Briey
Mr Denman Fuller
Bir B. Rawortli *Mr B. R. Fay
Mc Raymond Mr J.-B. Raymond
Mr A. A. Fyfe
& Gallo Mr H. Gatrow Mr and Mrs LE
Geare Mi N. Gibbons Mr A. G. Gurdon Mr V. Gorgeirs Patherford Mr & MJ. Qould Bus Schenk
Bir and Biry C. L. Mr J. Gourgog Mr A. Greilsamer Seitz
Ali Raymond Miss F. Reay Mr O. Reich Mr & Mr A. Roid Mr & Mix 7. Ricketta:: Mr EA, Roberts. Mr. B. G. Kasn
Guiana The undeveloped wealth of that colony is enormous, and the main obstacle to its development is the de ficiency of labour. The climate is us suited to willta labour, had, therefore, no such jealousies could arises, have faced in regard to our decreasing ass of the resulted from the introduction of Janu-ple product of enant les such as Spain
es Inbourers in the self-govning Parta al, and Italy. As Meses Gabey Colonies, ile say facilities, granted by point out, the small quality of wine which the Government for the immigration and
we purchase from the denuntries-the settlement of Japanese could not but must important commodity they have to tend to allay any irritation excised by their exclusion from other parts of the offer makes them disinc'ined to regard ur, manufactores with any favonz. In this British Empire. (Times Cor.)
way the British Lander starts with a die-P TRAMWAYS COMPANY Me J. Scott Harston Mr & Mrs Steanaz
THE NAVY LEAGUE ANNUAL.
Mr John Murray had just published HARTING and BOGATE, or part of The Nay League Annual" corrected Kowloon Inland Lot No. Lib.
to Octobce 4. 1918. It' is oited, as ba Apply to
fore, by the founder, Mr. Alan H. Bur- LINSTEAD & DAVIS, goyne, M.P., who has had the sasistence Jed Floor, Alexandra Bullðingr. of Mr. Gorned Fiennes and Lieutenant Hongkong, Des. 1, 1813.
8H. 5. H. Ellis, R.N. In his chapter
ndvantage as against the German and the: Frosch, it is not merely that Svaluable concessions are refused.. Portugal, senan try with which we have loux apjoyed in |timate relations and close comercia | starcourse, refases, not unuatural y, ža
xtend to this country the "' most-favoared nation" treatment accorded to our com marcial rivals. It is unnecessary to remark on the grave effect which this unequal com petition is having and must hate upon our Continental trade. The remedy gadambtid-
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Manufacturer of SEVES DES ALPES, pronounced by thee who use it the bead wash to prevent the falling out of bair.
J. 1, SOPIESS, Proprietor Hongkong, Oct. 24, 1918.
MISUTED
TIME TABLE.
WELK BATE
31 P. O. de Griso,
2301 EN
mingto
Mr M Halaber
Mr W. Sha! Mr E T. Singer Mr and Mrs E. E.
Swith
Me and Mrs W. A.Mr Y. Sochy
Hannibal Me C. A. Speyer Mr A. Hanson Miss A Square
Hon. Mr EA. Mr. B. Satherland
Hewatt C.MG. Mr & Mrs Cỷ True Me W. E. Hind Mr Y. Utleg
A Walker Mr J. G. Here Mrs H. P. Hook. Me Miles R. Walker Me R. Horós
Mrs. Haz Walker" Mr J. W. Jay
andchildren Mr M. Jolders. Mr E Watkins MCH Kahn
Tady Walt and hid Mr. KissacÓ Mr. H. CT Wear bir W. Kein Mr. A. W White. Mes JB. Kemp Me J. Klingenberg Wall Ar Mr W. B. Knapp
Mr and Ms Dobbin Major Dorgan Mr and Mrs Doyle, Capt. & Mrs Evans,
maid and child
Major FaichineTM
ME JMcNulty
Mr. & Mr Mitobell..
more and child
Cut Mya "U'Han
and chrid
Mra Parnona Miami Mia Pearson
and child
Mr T. L Pertina Mr J. Plummer.
Mr & Mrs Flanagan Afr Powell
Ar andMes B. A. Lt Cal.J,J. Radcliffe
Hale
RB
Mrs A. Gibson Mr Ron Coordon Hall It and Mrs Sharp,
R.A.M.O..!) RN 非
Mr H. Hancock Major SimonA Mr H A. Hazaisud. Mrza. Sipelnir
Capt & Mrs Hodgins Mr C. Skott
Roy, & Mrs Hoopet Lt. Col. & Mr Daher
Bont
Smith D
Mrs Hathrender and Mr A Findlay Smith
child
Mrand Str Sometti wani wa Mt G. E. Hughes and child Stowe & childes u
Me and Mrs
Me and Mrs W.-G.MeTAdd Wand,
Humphrey Cage Whitfald, .O,D. Major & M Hum MENE
phrey, R.E.SE
KINOJOLKEE Rockle
Consul Jonera) - An. Me'J. U. McCutcheon
Zerson
*Me Carl Mensa ila Mr and Mrs J. K. Mr K, Morrison
Backhunne Mr and Mrs DEK,
Mos
Mr T. Berington
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Master Mons
Bollon
Miss H. Bolles
Mr M. J. Brien
Mr G. Norrington
MzA. D. Openshaw
Fir Francia Fizgott.
Mr. and Mrs F. E. Mr Mrs J. Robert
Beawrigg
Mr and Mrs A. E bir Benbow Rowa
Carleton Mom & Backing
Mr J. S. Chalmers: Mr
7: Mr and Mag+E W.
Mr and Mrs S. J. Balt
Chinchen
Mi D. Filkins ME B. R. Gibson Mr. Gibson Me A Hardman Mr T. Li HürridOU
Capt. 0. V. Skrit
Major & Mm 1.F. R
Thumpeon
Mr G. J. K van dar
Ma And Mrs HD. Mr And Mr. A. M.
Dr & Mia Bran-Jose Mariee Williams Mr & MrJ. Bible
7.00 to 8.00 in...Every 15 minate 8.00 am to 10:00 Every 10 mi 10.00a.m. to 11:00 am. Every 15 minute. 11.30 am to 12, då pim...Hypsy 15 miary - 10.46 p.m. to 1.15pm...Every 10 minuter.
1.15 p.m. to 1.45 p.m. Every 15 minat 1.40 p.m. to 9.15 p... Every 32. 16 p.m. to 6.00p.m... Every on the progress of the British Nary they is the revision, and readjustment of the 3.00p.m. to 3.30pm.rary 10 miretor Editor expresses the view that the deixes on foreign wines. From the revenueMORY CARS, lays in shipbuiding end the effect they point of view the tariff is not nearly an NORTH, BRITISH & MERCANTILE county of navnt sárangu productive as
As it
Rev. J. R. Chater My Pabl might be Well Losult Increasing the dution has INSURANCE OC,
are rapidly becoming a public scandal. The first part of the Annual contousion, of the commodity on which Banded adjan kour,
urs payable. The Exchequer has
13
E Undersigned have received instrui- tions to sell by Public Auction.
IN WHICH AṢN TESTED THE SHADES OF.
á roview of naval progrões as home and
COMPANY, LEDNA
and
TUESDAY,"
the 18th December, 1913, commencing at 9.30 p.m. af their Saler Koumt, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Curner of
Ice House StresË,-.
A. QUANTITY: Or
VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE,
&e..
OBF
The
8.60 p.m. and 9 p.
THE OCEAN MARINE INSURANCForced; and in the second part may be fined by the rising of the tarif, but
THE RAILWAY: TASSENGERS ASSURANCE 00.
TOTAL FO
WTAL Forts AT 31 Dada
£22,561 2860
Authorised Ospital £8,000 300 Subsartbed Capital |--Fald-up Capital Punis | L-The Funda....š. T-Ife & Analy
Blaking Fund, & odor
Comprising as follows:- TEAKWOOD-Dining and "Drawing Room Suite, Upholstered Arm-chairs and Botas Carpets and Bugs, (new), Braaa and Braas-mopated Bedsteads, and Cola, Bad Boom Suite, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Wash. stende, de, Dining Room Furniture, Bide boanta, Dinner Waggone, Extension Dining 3' A Tahi and Chairi, eta, eta, 2 Dinner and Heranue Daffari Berrloes, Orookery, Bundry Glass | Other Recei
Wire, Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Utannia,
Bra Tenders wed Fire
Jurtain Polen, eta ate.
Berte Fire
he
9.30 p.m. to 11.0 2G WARD rery half hour,
Mr F, Beisnor Mr & MrManners
MFL Cargill
Capt, B.J. Chric
Midzuanima
Me B. Clegg Mr and Ms J, E. N
31 W ADonaldson Mody
rather the contrary and the present BONDAY found a series of forming artic nethod of arrangement falls most unequal 8.00 .. to 10.30 am...Every 15 minube exports on such subjects as the human
1you
-on wices that often differnly by cam 10:30 am to 11.00 mm, 3 razy 10 calzatai. - Mira M. H. Fulton Mr M. V. Murray ** aspect of the Japanese Navy, the septo two degree of strength," A creful and 11.35 m. 2012 Noon. Every so minuter Im Gill and child. Mr. P. Nobbe gical significance of the Panama Canal,wall considered modification of the duties 12.00 Noonto 100 pr and the asprit and capabilities of the gawine would benefits Exchequer while 100p.m. to 6.00 p new French navy. A new feature is an
in assisted our trade. There are..cirtainly £5.00 mm: bơ” 6.00 % 1911. servtautical section in which Mr. Eny people who would drink while vines 6.00 to 7.00
Berriman, technical editor of Flight writes on the growth a development of air-craft; and Mr. C. G. Gray, edifor 1000 of the Aeroplane, on air power and so
power. Mr. Berriman says that in Cheat Britain we have- Ten mich behind fr both branches
if they could buy them ki a moferskioneḥle, 27,00 pint to: 8.10 p. priesakiessents the duty lat offer, more shna, equal to the prime cost of the the NIGHT
dit ibution itself, the vault of
Light responding
160
unenviable
would do
without dolay
Foos place
„Every 10 minuter, Mr P., C. Hall, > Mr W, Dodenhoean
Proxy 15 minutai:
Ilguber. ↑ Me H2O: Haynor
Mr G. Rated
Mackinan
MFAC Bendeid Me
Botdan MP 5/1
FB. Chute sad MCA WEBADAU
Coyle
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