THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1902.
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HONGKONG, Tuesday, October 14, 1902.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
THE FRENCH MAIL ANNAM is expected here on the 19th inst. instead of as previously
nolified.
THE ENGLISH MAIL of the 15th September was delivered in London on the
ith instant.
THE CHIEF JUSTICE, His Honour W. M. Goodman, returned from Foochow this morn ing where he has been for a short holiday ANTS INVADE A VILLAGE:-A, Jarge portion of the village of Norac in southern France has had to be evacuated un account of
an invasion of ants,
THE NEWCHWANG RAILWAY:--The purpon of the agreement regarding the transfer of the Newchwang railway to China is published on page 3.
MALARIA :—The ninth expedition of the
A BATTLE AF AOT took place yesterday in the waters of the fiar our off the Harbour Master's office, Several junk owners desirous of. leaving their moorings at the same time caused > row in which one mas received a two inch | cut in his forehead from an iron bar. Eight of those taking part were this morning fined $3.. THE SPEEDY RUN to Manila made by the American revenue cruiser Luson must have given the greatest satisfaction alike to the owners and to the builders, Messrs. S. C. Farnham, Boyd and Co., Lu. The Lisza, under the charge of Captain D. A. MacDonnell, coast pilot, left Shanghai at 3 pm on the th of September and arrived in Manila at mid- night on the 19th. Making the voyage in 43 days, the Lucer's speed must have averaged almost 12 knot, whereas her contract speed guaranteed by the builders was 10 knots only. THE AUTHOR OF THE CHUCHOU MASSACRES:-1» 1900, Pao, Taotai of Chi- chau, Chêkiang province, who, it will be re.. membered, was sentenced to be banished, bag, it is reported, died, after a lingering illness, while on his way to his place of exile. Pao was a Baron in rank and possessed the title from his father the late famous Chinese General Pao Ts'ac, protégé of the still mare famous successful military chiefs who opposed the
read dated 29th plt. from the Colonial Secretary stating that the Right onourable the Secretary, of State for the Colonies had received the memorial from the shipping firmas and agencies in question but that ho saw no reason for complying with the request of the signatories.
After some discussion, it was decided to reply to the Goverment that the committee regretted the decision arrived at by the Secretary of State for the Colonies and that representations would be made to the leading Chambers of Commerce in Great Britain and their assistance asked to bring the outrageous provisions of the ordinance before the lione Government with a view to their repeal.
ADDITIONAL FACILITIES FOR TRAFFIC ON THE WEST RIVER, Macao Steamboat Co., Ld., Indo-China S.N. Read letter from the Hongkong, Canton and
Co., 1.d., and China Navigation Co., Ld., dated 19th inst., stating that the Cantonese authorities were willing and anxious that the 5.5. Sainan and Nanning should-call regularly at all towns and villages in the Delta and on the West River between Canton and Wuchow to land and receive passengers who might then travel in safety, which was not now the case on account of the prevalence of piracy, and asking the Chamber to move the Chinese Government,
necessary permission.
THE KOWLOON COLLAPSE INQUIRY
The inquiry into the fatal collapse of Nos. 30 and 32 Kowloon City Road was continued at the Magistracy this morning before Mr. F Hazeland and the jury.
The Acting Crown Solicitor, Mr. Dennys, continued the ex mining of the contractor, and began by inspecting his books, and making inquiries respecting the amount of money paid by him for the purchase of materials used in the buildings.
Mr. Dennys: From whom did you buy the lime-bought the lime from various shops, viz, Chit Fat (in Macao), Chow Lee,
Kung Yuca, Yee Hop (Samauipo), Wei Hop (Saikon) and
You say there was also a small quantity of lime bought for cash? Yes, but I have not entered it into the cash book.
So you did not think it was necessary to put the amount into the cash book?-No, I have another book for small accounts,
Can you tell me from your books, the total amount you paid for lime for the construction of these houses?--No.
So you have not counted up what you have
You say the southern wall has been pulled dowh and rebuile)
What was
"the back
cont
exception that two kitc
'found it nothing wrong. been rebuilt agnir.
bäve
What is the condition of that western wall now in 3Lot',
There is nothing wrong
with the wester wall,"
No tendency to fall out-side --There is none
whatever
Has there been anything wa besides the collapse of the walls of these two kitchens a There is none that I know of. Perhaps
bave fallen tiff. some of the plaster may
Have you seen the condition of the party walls in 1,tos I have not examined them.
Regarding the party walls of Nos. 36 and 38, and 34 and 36, no cress-tie rods have been put into them ?—I do know whether any cross- tie rods have been put in. I will have to ask my foki.
What is the condition of the back wall of 1,107?There is nothing wrong with it, only a little plaster may have fallen off
Has it any tendency to fall forward?---None whatever.
Do you say that the brickwork of both the
brick work of neither of these walls is soft. They might have got wet during the typhoon,
EST that can be obtained, and is Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine will first Marquis Tseng, and one of the most through H.M. Minister at Peking, to grant the paid for lime 7-No; I only made it up in the walls are not wet, damaged, and soft? The skilfully Filtered on the most scientific proceed in the Suez Canal, to inaugurate there principles.
preventive measures against malariu. COMMUNICABLE DISEASES:-The only cases of communicable disease which have notified as occurring in the Colony during
the week endal the 11th inst were one each of plague and enteric fever.
THE MACHINERY employed is of the latest design and most approved type.
THE BEST AND MOST EXPEN-COMMITTED FOR IRIAL:- The two SIVE INGREDIENTS only are used, GUARANTEEING ABSOLUTE PURITY.
ENGLISH EXPERTS
Manage our Factories. and their practical knowledge and constant supervision enables us to produce waters of unrivalled excellence and purity.
Chinamen charged in connection with the | Kau-U-Fong Robbery were this morning com. mitted for trial at the coming sessions. Inspector Gidley prosecuted, and Mr.Brutton defended.
Taiping rebels and so saved the present Man- chu dynasty from annihilation at the hands of he Taiping.
a well
THIBET AND CHINA-From informed correspondent we learn that the attitude of China towards Russia, in her latest political move, regarding the future of Thibet,
has not been very friendly. It is a cominon report now that Russia has secretly approached Tiibet, and through many diplomatic moves, has convinced Thibet of the alter uselessness of being a "Tributary state of China, and urged her to throw off the Manchu yoke, and declare her class armoured cruiser King Alfred, the fastest independence. Should the report be founded, and should Thibet pursue the course advised by Russia there is every indication of Russia's intention to bluff her new ally, as it is evident that this political game of chess of Russia, is
THE FASTEST CRUISER -The new fint.
cruiser in the British Navy, has returned to l'ortsmouth to prepare for commissioning, her official trials having been successfully concluded.
LUCKY MEXICANS:-A party of theśn
Mexicans have unearthed at Cline an ron vault containing old Spanish gold coins valued at
over £25,000. It is asserted that the money was
baried by a paymaster of the Mèxican army during the war with Texas,
DEMAND FOR RUSSIAN LANGUAGE:
The Universal Gazette says that the Govera men, seeing that there is such a demand for men who understand Russian, to work on the A. S. WATSON & Co., Yin-yu extra-mural railway, has decided to
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The Hongkong Dispensary.
establish a school for the Russian language at Tung-tan-Pai-lo, Peking.
HAILSTORM IN SUMMER :-The Sim Wen Pao is informed that on the borders of
A telegram was despatch to Sir Ernest Satow on the 24th inst. to meet the above request,
The Chairman said that they could only hope the concessions asked for would be granted, but so far, he understood, nothing definite had been arrived at, although negotiations were still in progress at Canton.
THE CHAMBER'S REPRESENTATIVE ON THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
In consequance of the receipt of a letter from
H. E. the Governor informing the Chamber that Mr. Whitehead's term of office, tempararily filled by Mr. R. Shewan, expired on 24th it, and asking the Chamber to nominate a candi- date to fill the vacancy, a special general meet ing of the members was summoned for 3rd instant at which Mr. Shewan was re-elected
nem con.
the Chairman said that Mr. Shews was
estimate.
What does your estimate show?--For the lime, alone, I estimated for the 30. houses, $2,500,
And for the 20 houses?-About the same
price. I have not entered the amount in my estimate. The houses are higher and deeper than the previous 30 bouses,
So, that makes another $2,500 for the zo bouses? Yes.
Then your estimate for time alone for the houses amounted to 55,000?—Yes.
50
Does this lime include that used in the foundations?—Yes..
Does this also include that used in binding the bricks and maitar? Yes.
And that lime was all given to Tse A Po for use? Yes.
And the mortar of these two walls, has any been squeezed out as far as you know?—No.
You built No." 1 Godown of the Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co?--Yea
What happened to the gable wall there?--It was cracked. It is now shored up, and only waiting for the orders of the architects:
The western wall of the Godawn his been shored up?—Yes.......
And the wall opposite Hongkong is not cracked? Yes, in the comer there is a slight
crack, a
With reference to the 22 Chinese houses you built for the Wharf and Godown Company, are the walls cracked? In four of the houses there were slight cracks. My architect has given me instructions to put iron rods in them.
All these houses were finished some time ago, were they not? Yes. The first fifteen-houses-Is it not right that one out of six gablo walls to find an outlet to India, and thereby menance- unfortunately unable to be present at the meet in the end of last year, another fifteen in the in these blocks is cracked and has bad to be shored up ?-- No gable wall of any of these 22, houses is
is cracked
our ladian Empire.
HONGKONG GENERAL' CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE.
At the monthly meeting of the Committee of the Dongkong General Chamber of Commerce held in the Chamber Room, City Hall, on Wednesday, the 8th inst. Present: Hon. C.S Sharp (Chairman), Mr. W. Poate (Vice-Chair- man), Hon. C. W. Dickson, Messrs. A. Haupt, E. A. Hewett, N. A. Siebs, J. R. M. Smith, H. E. Tomkins, R. C. Wilcox, and A. R. Lowe (Secretary).
MINUTES.
The minutes of the monthly meeting of the
Chemists and Druggists by Appoint-Nanking and Chichou Districts, Chibli Pro-16th ultimo were read and comfirmed.
ment to .E. the Governor and
Household.
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vince, there was a continua: hailstorm for several days about the middle of last month and, where there was no hail, over a foot of know fell, while the weather suddenly became
STORM-WARNINGS.
Read letter dated 24th ult. to Hon. Colonial Secretary enclosing copy of Shipmasters' letter to the Chamber dated 16th ult. The reply of the Colonial Secretary dated 27th alt. was also
so cold that the crops were much damaged. According to custom, the people of that region | read.. have reported the matter to the authorities. AN ARISTOCRATIC PLAYWRIGHT The London correspondent of the Liverpool Post says:-"It seems that the author of the new musical comedy, Naughty Nancy, is Lord [Tiverton, the eldest son of the Lord Chancellor.
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17A, QUEEN'S ROAD.
FURNITURE
DEALERS.
DRAWING-ROOM,
DINING-ROOM,
and. BED-ROOM
FURNITURE.
ELECTRO-PLATED,
GLASS, and
CHINA WARES. PASTEUR'S MICROBE-PROOF.
FILTERS,
KOCHESTER LAMPS,
WHITE TURKISH TOWELS.
COUNTERPANES.
COOKING RANGES,
KITCHEN UTENSILS, and
HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES.
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GOOD WORK.
PROMPT RETURN. Hongkong, 3th July, 1901.
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GEO. PATTON & CO.
Have for Sale a large Consignment of
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The Chairman said the correspondence had already been published in the Press and it would seem that the Government were not prepared to take part in any inquiry, but had offered to take into consideration the informa- tion gathered by the Committee.
ing to-day, but they nevertheless tendered him their congratulations on his re-nomination.
PROPOSED CICENSING OF PILOTS.
Read Inter to the Colonial Secretary dated 29th ultimo, covering the further report of the Sub-Committee.
The SECRETARY reported that so far no reply had been received.
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NEW PUBLIC HEATH AND BUILDINGS BILL
It was agreed to postpone the discussion of
the new Bill until it was known in what shape the Government intended to bring the measure, forward again.
NEW BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY—THE, EFFECTIVE 5 PER CENT SPECIFIC TARIFF
It was also decided to await receipt of the official copies of the above before discussing their conditions.
This concluded the proceedings. BIG LAND DEAL IN HONGKONG.
$312,050 CHANGES HANDS.
3rd ruoan, and the remaining twenty, between the fifb and sixth moons. :'.
Have you not yet estimated what amount you paid for lime?—No, I cannot say,
or
So you cannot say whether you have made lost in lime? No, I cannot say, if the price of lime is high, I lose, but if it is low, I make. knew the price of lime when I first made out my estimates:
|
Can you give us any reason for the fall of No. 30 Kowloon City Road P-1 say that No. 30 fell on No. 32, and No. 32 fell back and hit No. 30.
That may be the reason of No. 32 falling down why did No. 30 fall down -Typhoon:
Why did the typhoon make this house fall?- No one can explain the wind
Can you give any reason why it should blow down the houses on block 1,107 and not on 1,1181-1 do not know,
Do your books show the amount of red-earth
With reference to the material used in build- you supplied to Tse A Po?-No, I paid about $20 for each house for the procuring of reding these fiity houses, was it good or bad? earth, and mixing with the lime to make
mortar.
So, I should say about Sr,oco then Yes, 1 think so. This amount also covered labour.
Does your cash book show how much you paid out for the purchase of lime altogether?.
Yes, it shows that.
At this juncture the contractor asked for the return of his books, but on the matter being discussed, it was eventually decided by the Magistrate to retain the books in the Court,
contractor was, however, informed that should he want to see the books, he could go up to the Police Court, and they would be shown to him. Now, the sample of mortar taken from house No. 2, would it be the same as that if taken
but the amount of time wou'd be the same.
Good
Have you any complaint to make about the way the sub-contractors did their work? No.
Since you were here the other day have you tried to ascertain whether there is a loss or a proft in the contract for these go houses?—No. Can you give us any idea if there is any profit or loss in this contract? No, I have not made up the accounts, dont
How much are you to still receive About $19,000,
Supposing you receive $19,000 more, will the total be $145,000 Not more
Have you made a profit of $876 more than
material going down Yes
While these so houses were being built how often did you yourself go and visit them ?---- Two, three or four times a week.
And you actually saw the material being put into these houses 1-Yea
This afternoon at the entrance of Messrs. until the close of the inquiry,The you estimated on account of the price of .D. Sassoon's premises, a big land deal took place, when Mr. H. N. Mady offered for sale the following property, which consisted of: All those pieces or parcels of ground situate at Victoria in the Colony of
Office as section A and, the remaining portion of Marine Lot No. 2 and Marine Lot No. 2A. The property is held for the residue
The work does not appear to be brilliant shipping firms be asked to obtain the views of Hongkong and registered in the Land from No. 307-The colour may not be the same,
is, in fact, rather vulgar and commonplace, but
the noble author is only twenty-two. It must
be regarded, therefore, in a light of a youthful effort, and perhaps Lord Tiverton may yel do
better.
CHRISTIANS IN THEORY:-A rich Ghina. man living on the Russian-Chinese frontier, near Blagovestchensk, found a new-born baby in the street. He informed the police of the fact, but no Christian was willing to adopt the child. The Chinaman therefore offered to care for the baby himself, whereupon a great to do has arisen among the white people. Everyone asserted that it was a scandal that the police should give a Christian child to 2 heathen to rear. The police, in reply, published again a notice inviting some Christian to adopt the infant. But not one of the in- dignant "Christians" came forward, and so the baby remains with the "heathen."
BY KIND PERMISSION of Major Berger and officers the Band of the Hongkong Regi- ment will play at the Hongkong Hotel on Saturday evening, the 18th inst. from 8 p.m. to 9.30 pm. This being their last performance at
The Vice-Chairman suggested that all the their captains on this subject and transmit them to the Committee, who could then for mulate a report. After some discussion this
course was agreed to.
CHINESE STOWAWAYS TO THE PHILIPPINES. Read letter from Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co., General Managers, Indo-China S. N. Co., Ld., dated 20th ult, drawing attention to the ss. Leongsang stowaway case and asking the Chamber to make representations to the Government with a view to the amendment of the local ordinance relating to stowaways and their aiders and abettors.
ALLEGED DIFFERENTIAL DUTIES ON PAPER MANUFACTURED IN HONGKONG AND IMPORTED INTO SHANGHAL
:
The specifications.provide that a foreman should be present at the works 7-Yes
And his work consists in carrying out the stipulations in section 10 of the agreement? ⠀⠀ -Yes. This foreman is Wing. Cheong, who is also my, partner, there were no other fore
of a term of 981 years from the 25th June, 1861, at the annual Crown Rent for both Lots of $310.84 and consists of the following pre- mises :-Marine Lot No. za., No. 6, Des Vœux Road Central (the Medical Hall): ground men.
With reference to northern wall of block floor let on a tenancy expiring on the 28th
of weak February, 1907, at the yearly rent of $3,900. L. 1108, when did it first show signa plus taxes, tenant doing internal repairs ness?-The first time I saw anything wrong First floor and godown at
in the with it was some time in February this year.
What part of the wall The middle, both occupation of Messrs. D. R. Sassoon & Co.,
as regards height and breadth.. Limited. Monthly tenancy at $500 a month. Second floor partly let. on a tenancy ex- piring on the 31st August, 1903, at the yearly rent of $1,440 plus taxes and partly let on a tenancy also expiring on the 31st August, 1903, at the yearly rent of 5960 plus taxes, tenants
rear
About the level of the 1st and 2nd floors, is it not?-Yes.
What was done to that wall Taken down and rebuilt.
When was the rebuilding finished-Between the 4th and 5th moons, or in other words between May and June,
• How often was your partner there ?—Every..." day,
All day -He might walk away.
How often was the overseer, Anderson, there?-1 generally saw him,
How often was Mr. Leigh there?-One, two or three times a week in de
Could all these people your partner, An derson and Mr. Leigh--ses the material that was being used?Yeaver
Did you ever see the Inspector of Buildings on these premises while the houses were being built? Sometimes onANT
Who is the Inspector of Buildings-Mr. Crisp.
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How often did you see him I saw him several times.
S When you saw him there did he speak to you? He told me to put good mortar and boad the bricks properly.
Did you see Mr. Crisp the first time there was something wrong with reference to the mast northerly wall on block 1,108) No, my fokin saw him, WENN
Did you see Mr. Haggard, P.W.D., about tbis wall?—No, By Mr. Joseph (a Juror). When We you" made the estimate what class of material
did you allow for 2- High class
The Chairman proposed that this question should be re-opened with the Government in the hope that they might now be disposed to reconsider their decision with the later facts before them, and make the penally under the present ordinance a really deterrent one. It was unanimously decided to adopt the Chair-doing internal repairs. Various offices over man's suggestion.
the godown at the rear let on monthly tenancies
When did it show signs of weakness again ?. bringing in a yearly rental of $1,800. Marine Lot No. 2, section A No. 11, Queen's RoadNone, only with the exception of a small Central let on lease expiring on the 31st crack in the kitchen wall I saw it after the
typhoon. The Tai Ming Paper Manufacturing Co.'s December, 1911, at the yearly rent of $9,000
Is it in good condition now? Well, the wall The remaining portion of Marine Lot No. This remaining portion consists of a strip of ground between the two Lots part of which is let on a monthly tenancy at Szo.oo a month, and of another strip between section A letter was read from the Colonial Secre-A and section B of Marine Lot No. 2 which tary, dated 18th uli, stating that the Colony is subject to a right of way. having been free from plague for a period of ten days is therefore declared a clean port, and that clean bills of health are now issued.
Did you purchase high class material?——— yes, according to specification.
the Hongkong Ilotel, owing to their approach. letter of 6th instant was read stating that their plus taxes, lenant doing internal repairs. is not in a very good condition,, because it is a discount of one candareen to a tal
ing departure for India, a special programme has been selected for the occasion.
PROGRAMME.
1. March......" King Cotton "
2. Overture..........
"Zampa
3. Selection... "Sa Tay"
• Piccolo Solo......"
Lilliputien**
5. Fantasia -" Souvenir de la Russie
6. Suite..................
7. Walu
"Peer Gyur"
"Dancing Gurl"
.......ltaris.
Sotza ..Herold. ..jones. Erever.
Greg. Coste.
EXTRAS. Famasia...."eminiscences of Soulland ".....Godfrey.
"God save the King."..
REBELLION IN KWANGSI:-A vernacular joumal says that the sub-prefect and com- mandant of Ho-shi-chou, in Chio-yen-fu Pre- fecture, Kwangsi, were captured by the rebels and a ransom of ten thousand taels was asked for their release. The paper does not guaran. tee the truth of this piece of information, but, it might be true, as the garrisons of some of the Kwangsi cities are very small Governor Wang Chi-chun, of Kwangsi says the Sin Wan Pao recently memorialized the
Throne for permission to transfer five Trotais and one Prefect of other provinces to Kwangsi, among whom was Ching Kwan Ying, Director of the C.M.S.N. Co., Shanghai. The neces- sary permission has been obtained, and the request was made on account of the present unsettled condition of the Province."
OTTAM & CO. FOR TRESS'S STRAW
-End FELT HATS,
paper imponis iato Shanghai now only paid duty on basis of 5 per cent, on the invoice cost, and expressing their thanks to the Chamber for the redress obtained.
COLONY FREE FROM PLAGUE.
In the course of discussion it was stated that
in spite of the fact that Indo-China, Straits
Settlements and the Netherland indies no longer quarantine arrivals from Hongkong, Shanghai still continued to do so, and the hope was expressed that news would shortly, be received from Shanghai to the effect that the medical inspection of vessels arriving from this port had ceased.
MERCHANT SHIPPING AMENDMENT
ORDINANCE..
There was a large attendance and mostly all
Was there any trade discount with the sub- contractors? Yes, one candareen to a dollar.
Was there any trade discount for the material In some cash purchases there was
The evidence of the contractor was read over cracked.
There are four cracks Yes, one big crack to him, and the inquiry again adjourned. and three other smaller ones
Does this sketch represent the actual cracks? Yes, it, shows a very good idea of the
cracks.
The South end wall of block 108 is part of housa No, 327-Yes!
of the leading brokers, including Chinese were present. Before commencing the serious part. That wall fell down the same time as that of
No. 327-Yes.. of the business, Mr. Mody briefly addressed
the people present, and in his remarks said
They both fell down during the typhoon on 18th July. No. 30 is the north end wall of I. L toy Yes
What happened to the Southern block 1107, the one nearest to Hunghor No. 2-There has been nothing wrong, house has been taken down.
was it taken down? Because it was Why damaged by the typhoon during the night 1st August,
When, did you see the damaged I saw it on then damaged.
that the property was a very valuable one, com prising the best site in the business portion of the town. He remarked that be would not keep the company lang, but impressed upon his hearers that bidding was not to commence under $2,000. After a perfect hush, lasting over five minutes, Mr. E. S. Joseph, the broker Numerous started the bidding with $zoo.ooo.. bids speedily followed, and from $250,000, With reference to the letter of the Chamberit rose to $275,000, on to Szło,coo, and $300,001 At this juncture, quietness reign to the Goverment, dated 19th November, 1901, ed again, only to be broken by Mr. Mody, enclosing a petition from the representatives of in his business-like volce, repeating the "Eventually "Mr." Orange, of
What had happened. the shipping companies in the Colony protest fast amount.
Messrs Leigh and Orange, the architects, made was tracked and loos ing that owners of steamers should not be
an offer of $12,000, and as no higher competi- matter here and then made responsible for expenses incurred through tors were in the field, the property was event-
was in the middle. removal and treatment ashore of passengersually knocked down to him, A
indow the top of the who may be taken ill on board, a letter The property comprises 18,740 square feet.
Was
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