TELEGRAMS.
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The United States and the South
American Repub.ios.g
LONDON, 19th October, President Roosevelt speaking at Richmond said: "We can help nations in the vicinity of Panama by wise and generous assistance if they decline this help it will be bad for them and bad for us, and will ultimately probably cause the United States to face humiliation, or bloodshed."
The speech is plainly directed against Venezuela and San Domingo,
"Australia and liomo Rule for Ireland,
Later,
Both Houses of the Australian Parliament have passed a motion in favour of Home Rule for Ireland,
"
The Royal Tour. DEPARTURE OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS. The Prince and Princess of Wales have started for Indin.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY OCTOBER 21 1905.
JAPAN'S NAVAL ADVISER"
IN HONGKONG)
119 MISSION IN THE COLONY, AN INSCRUTABLE PERSONALITY, It will come as a surprise to the majority of people in Hongkong to bar that the naval interests of Japan here being closely watched by an expert vil adviser: Coptato Tuami, of the Japanese Navy, has been in, Hongkong for the last two months, keeping an eye on the movements of all naval vessela which visit the port. Living quietly-and un- natentatiously if the King Edward Hotel, Cap
in Tonami has atracted no attention. He is the accredited naval adviser to the Japanese Consulate in Hongkong, but he was never t be found within the doors of the Consuinte. Indeed, it is a question if the Consul knew of his presence, ar least he did not avow such knowledge when interrogated on the subject by a newspaper man--so that Captain Tonami is somewhat in the nature of a phantom being FA least that was the Impression that, oné received on making inquiries na to the abode of the gallant Captain. At length it was dit covered that he was in residence at the King Edward Hotel-he has been there two months and may be there for another two months for all he knows.
COMMERCIAL.
WEBKLY SHARE REPONT:
In their repon of the 20th inst, Messrs, Benjamin, Kelly and Potts state.
Business has again been very quiet and the only change of importance has been an Im, rovement in nearly all Marine Insurance shares, while Banks, Docks and Sugars have depreciated in values.
Banks-Hongkong and Shanghai Banks further weakened during the week and were disposed of al $905, hut at the latter rate: more shares are wanted. The quotation in London has declined to £93 108. Nationals are un changed."
Marine Insurances-Unions have improved and are inquired for at $745 ex the dividend of $40 paid to-day. China Traders have also ad. vanced and after sales at $85 can now be placed at $87. Cantons have buyers at $3271
aum of
the dividend of $20 payable to morrow, North Chinas are in, request at the en hanced rate of T. 87. According to the report Just issued, the balance at credit of 1904 account is Tle, 344,132.79 and, after Interim dividend of 71 deducting an per cent, aggregating Tis. 29,032.26 prid in "May last, there' remains a Tls 315:20053, which the directors recom mend should be appropriated in the following manner:-A final dividend of 7 per cent, on the paid-up capital (or seven shillings and six ponce per share); a bonus of 15 per cent. jupon There was no other sign of the Captain's pro-Crédit of a silver reserve fund; Tls. $7,000 to contributory premiums Tis. 10,000 to the fession in the rooin.
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Captain Tonami himself ushered the repre- sentative of the Ziongkong Telegraph into his toom. It did not look like a Spartan's.apart A heavy overcont with gold rings on the sleeve hung. from a book on the wall,
ment,
of the Chinees dealers, prices" of "No. 107, show a decline of from St to $t par baie, and aven, at, this declina they are dificult of sale. The buyers press the market and see what they can get at reducing prices, to proportionate their former purchases of higher values,
•No business it reported in Nos. Br. and or The market closes quiet and dull. 2, Salex during the past fortnight comprise of about 1,555 bales of No. 101 400 bales of No. No. 2012 in all about 3,535 bales. 128.5.500 bales of No. 16r.) and 1,950 bales of
Today's Advertisements.
GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION." PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS of the letting by Public Auction Sale, to be. held on MONDAY, the 30th day of Otib, 1905, at 3 P.M., on the actual sites, by Order of His Excellency the Governor, of the right to Quarry Stens on Two Lots of CROWN,LAND
Arrivals during the fortnight per steamers Lightning and Namang (from Calcutta), and Magone, Trieste, and Arcadia (from Hom bay), amount to about $2,700 bales for Hong
Ngau Shui Wan, near Tai Wan Village, kong and about &gro bales for Shanghai.
It is also reported that out of the arrivals of New Kowloon, in the New Territory of Hong- about 12,200 bales for this port, about 4,cookong, for a period extending from date of sale bales are of forward sales contracted.
up to and including 31st March, 1907. "Shipments to Shanghai and the Northern {} PARTICULARS OF THE LOT. Forts amount to about 3,500 bales, 48 co bales.
The Unsold: Stack is estimated at about
The Uncleared, Stock is estimated at about 70,000 bales.
Local Yarn: No business is reported, Japanese Yarn: Salos nil.
Exchange We quote today on Indin, al Rs. 145t per cent.; Landen, at 1. rijdj Shanghai, at Tis. 711. Silver 283d.
Do. Do.
TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE. Selling
..2.46
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Japan-Bank T.T. lava-Bank T.T.
Buving. manth" sight. L/C, 6 months' sight 1./Commo
do.
[11.M.8. Renown, conveying the Prince and Princess, is due to leav: Genoa 10 day for Bombay. It is a pity, of course, that the Royal cou, le did not cimbark at Portsmouth, where 'they would' have been given a "send-off” worthy the occasion, as they were when they left for the Colonies. Hat the Princess has an absolute horror of crossing the Bay, and with the kind of weather now prevailing one can quite understand her Royal Highness's desire to avoid that storuutosted piece of water. The Princess is not a good sailor, and does not pre-
In appearance, Captain Tonami is a typical the credit of an exchange and jovestment fluc-Singapore T.T...................... tend to be one. flowever, it is proposed that Japanese, Polished and courteous for he has tuation account; and the balance to be trans- the Prince and Princese shall disembark at travelled extensively in Europe and has acquir-ferred to underwriting reserve account, closing Partsmash upon their return home, and thated the savoir faire-al the boulevardier and re the account for 1954. The balance at credit of will afford opportunity of bidding them wel
tains the innate politeness of his own nation-working account to the 30th June, 1905, come in picturesque naval fashion, By all one
amounts to Tis, 302,053.37. Acting under the learns from the home papers, their Royal the Captain in a charming personality but Highnesses embarkation at. Genoa is to anathema maranatha from the journalistic powers conferred on them by the articles of be made a great occasion by the Italians point of view. On being informed that his association, the directors decided to convert as well as our own fleet in those waters. The visitor was a 'reporter bent on an interview, the Tls. 803,000 referred to in the last report, Prince's last tour of the Colonies was in
into a permanent. sterling reserve fund, and it 1991, when, as the Duke of York, with the Captain Tonami adopted the attitude of one Duchess, he travelled many thousands of miles who has heard the cry "Prepare to receive new appears in the balance sheet, as 100,000. on the Ophir, visiting nearly every part of the cavalry."
Yangtzes fire offering at $172js British Empire. The return of the Duke and Duchess early in November of that year, was mide the nccasion for great demonstrations at Portsmouth and in London. During the tour' the Duke noened the first Parlamrit of the Australian Commonweikh, and conveyed a message of thanks to all our over-sea dominiors for their help during the South African war. The tour lasted nearly eight manths A dis tance of 45,010, miles was covered, 33,000 miles being by sea The places visited included Gibraltar, Malta, Suez Ceylon, Singapore. Melbourne and other parts of Australia, New Zealand, Mauritus, Natal, Cape Colony, Canado, and Newfoundland]
The Capture of British Officers. ¦
DRIGAND AS RANSOM.
'A'Moorish Government steamer is expect "ed"af Ceuta to-day bringing the brigand Valiente as ransom for the British officers recently captured.
CRICKET FIGHTING,
Remanded from yesterday the case in which the 63 men were charged with gambling on the result of cricket fighting war' resumed before Mr. P. A. Hazeland this ingrating
Mr. F. H. Bowley, Crown Soliciur, pro- secuted, and Mr. W. Goltzing defended the second defendant and the Hon. Dr. Ho Kai instructed by Mr. Otto Kong Sipg; defended the remainder.
Sergeant Walt gave evidence corroborating that of Inspector Gourley, and adding that as far as he could see everyone of the men on the
premises were arrested, -
The forty-fourth defendant, who had 'not answered to his name when called and whose bail was accordingly estreated, now appeared in Court and the order of estreatment was con-
celied, defendant saying lid had been delayed owing to the sickness of his brother, :',
Inspector, Gourley stated that the space the men occupied in Court was 119 square feet, and the room in which they were arrested would accommodate twice the number.
This clored the case for the prosecution. Mr. Goldring said his defence on behalf of the second defendant would he that of mis taken identity, and to prove his movements on the point he would call defendants Nos. 11, 18, 31, and 62.
What was the Captain's mission in Hong song? Nothing at all, of course,
"Pleasure, perhaps ?" suggested the scribe.
"Weit no, not pleasure," replied the captain ineditatively.
"Of course, you represent the Admiralty of Japan in Hongkong ?"
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"Tam what you might call naval adviser the Consulate in Hongkong."
"Have you been called in frequently, to ad- vise the Consul on haval questions?"
"I could badly say that"
been done at $89 and are still inspired for. Fire Insurances-China Fites have again
Hongkong Fires continue on offer at $340.
Steamboats are without business and can be Shipping.-Hongkong. Canton and Macao
obtained at $a6). Indo-Chinas have changed hands at 5g, and more shares are wanted, but there are none obtainable except at higher rates. Shell Transports have been sold at 225. and.business in Shanghai Toys has been trans hcted al Tis, $71. for the ordinary and at Tis. 47 for the preference shares: Taku Tugs are in Captain Tonami made play with his demand at Ts. 30. We have heard of no moustache and smiled benignly on the interbusiness in other stocks under this heading.
Refineries.-China Sugars have dropped to $177 and are procurable at this price. Perak Sugars nta seported sold in Shanghai at Ts.
viewer.
"You have been in Hongkong--?" "Yes" said the Captain, waiting expec tantly.
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"For two months, 1 balieve?" "About that time."
"Were you specially derailed from Japan, 10 actas naval adviser to the Consulate herè
"I was returning to japan from Hurope when was ordered to remain at Hongkong,"
68 and have further sellers. Luzons remain firm at $13.
Mining-Chinese Engineerings have been taken off the market at Tis, 9.60 and close with sellers at Tls, 9.50. We are advised that a dividend (Coupon No. 5) of one shilling per share has been declared in London. Rauba are unchanged at $31. Orientals:, the local detained by telegram at longkong, was het quotition is G. 518 nominal; Lond 'n wires Now we begin to see light.
Hat-here was something at last. · He was
"You were on duty in Esropë, of course! "You could hardly, call it duty." Filed again. “1 was in Englund for a time, and then went to the Continent for a short spice, and then travelled to the East."-
So that you did not see any fighting?" "Unfortunately, I did not: But I may have that pleasure some of these days."
One would have, thought from the Cap'ain's momentary enthusiasm that there was to be an Armageddon next week,
directly under the orders of the Admiralty-an "Are you attached to any ship, or are you
official rather than a figħier ?"
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Docks, Wharves and Gedowns.-Hongkong. and Whampoa Docks have depreciated to $180 but can be placed at the rate. Farnhams are slightly easier with sellers at Tla. 144. Kow toon Wharts have further risen and are wanted, at $408; Hongkew Wharfs have changed hands; in the North at the improved rate at Tis, 1871
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[Lot No. 31
GOVERNMENT, NOTIFICATION.
ARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS of Pe letting by Public Auction Sale, to 146) be held on MONDAY, the 30th day of Otober, 1461905, at 3 P.M., at the Offices of the Public ..711
Works Department, by Order of His Excellency ..9% prem. adjoining Rural ituilding Lot 44 at Deep .96 Water lay, in the Colony of Hongkong, for a
the Governor, of One Lot of CROWN LAND.
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H. M. THE King has not been advised to exercise his power of disallowance with respect to the Ordinance, to amend the Sugar Conven-
tion Ordicance, 1904, and the Ordinance to authorite the appropriation of a supplementary sum of two hundred and one thousand five hundred and fifty-five dollars and twenty cents to defray the charges of the year 1974).
To-day's Advertisements,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
́ESSRS, HUGHES AND HOUGH have
terth of 75 years, commencing from 22nd June, 1886.
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT,
Adjoining
Registry NG
LOCALITY.
Boundary Musaurements.
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200 100
Hongkong, 21st October, 1905.
Anngal Rent.
Upect Price
138 13.600
GOVERNMÉNT NOTIFICATION. INFORMATION has been received from the Authorities that TORPEDO RUN- NING will be carried on from the range at Lai-chi-kok from THURSDAY, the 16th inst.
By Command,
T, SERCOMBE SMITH, Colonial Secretary,
Colonial Secretary's Office,
Hongkong, 21st October, 1905.
NOTICE.
Intimations
THE
ROBINSON PIANO
COMPANY, LD.
NEW PIANOS $375
SUPERIOR TO MOST, OTHERS
AND THE
ONLY PLANOS MADE IN HONGKONG`
יה.
FOR THE
CLIMATE OF HO GKONG.
CREDIT SYSTEM
IF REQUIRED.
IMPORTED PIANOS
AT
HOME PRICES,
Steinway,
Bechstein,
Hopkinson,
Rachals,
Haake,
Winkelmann,
Krauss.
BABY GRANDS
AT PRICES OF COTTAGES
AND
OCCUPYING, SAME SPACE.
THE APOLLO PIANOLA.
$350.
1,000 NEWEST VICTOR. RECORDS
AND
[103]
TALKING MACHINES.
Hongkong, 18th October, 19NE
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that on the 1st day of October, 1905, 1 admitted into Partnership in the business carried on by me under the style of MACDONALD, & Co. ML. JOHN WILKIE, and the business will
the said JOHN WILKIE under the style of MACDONALD & Co.
-D. MACDONALD. Tiongkong, 21st October, 1005.
THE UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY.
OF CANTON, LIMITED,
henceforth be carried on by myself and
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NOTICE is hereby given that an EXTRA-
ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING
Lands, Hotels and Buildings-Hongkong Massived inatructions from the Mortgage OF THE UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY
Lands are în request at $126). Shanghai Lands have been booked at Tis. 12a and Kowloon ́lands are wanted at $10. Astor House Hotels have been sold, at $18 and $17. Hotels des Colonies have found buyers at Tis. 18 and Tis." 181, closing with further inquiries at the latter —“Im'a combatant" From that non-comerate. Hongkong Hotels continue in demand mittal answer the gallant Captain would not at 1147. Humphreys' Estate have been nego. budge.
tiated and more shares are to be had at $13.
Cotton Mills. Sales of Ewos have been
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"It has been suggested that you have been aspecting the docks here with the object of effected at Tis. 56, Laou-Kung-Mows are on informing your Government whether there is | offer at Tis. 59 and Internationals have been accommodation" in Hongkong for ships re- dealt in at 'Tis, 45; quiring repairs," said the interviewer, although the sentence was jerked off in snatches, and ant in the long rippling roll as it appears in print.
Defendant No. 39 said he knew the 'second defendant, who was a silver smith living op: posite the Queen's College. Witness went to Captain Tonami smiled For all that one the place on the 8th inst, and asked him for could make out he had never seen the docks Sto which he owed him. They went to the it was just possible he had heard of them, But Wing Nom jewelry shop to collect a sum of he simply shook his head and kept on smiling, money, and afterwards proceeded in the Chungwitch is nearly as disconcerting as the direct Kee to change a $50 note. That was at 11 am. negative emphasised. The money was changed into dollars and 20
"Now that the war is over your duties as
Miscellaneous-Green Island Cements are still inquired for at $91. Steam Waterboats have been done at $14 Electrics are wanted at Sist for the old issue: the new shares can be obtained a($9},' Langkats have weakened and sales are reported in the North at Ths. 240.
YARN MARKAT.
to their report, dated soth instant, Messrs. Pirozsha B. feit and Cn. write: In our last report dated the 6th instant, we were" in anti-
cent pieces, and the second defendant paid naval adviser to the Consulate are ended,cipation of a demand at current prices then klm his $10 in 20 cent pieces in a roll. They suppose?" then went to a place near the Central, Station "You see me here," said the Captain. 41 ruling or ala trife better, but the continual
"So that your duties are not concluded?".
I am simply waiting orders, which I expect to receive every day,” .
to offer for sale by
PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON' WEDNESDAY,
the 8th day of November, 1905, at 3 o'clock
the afternoon, at their Sale Rooms, Ice House Street, Victoria, Hongkong.
THE FOLLOWING -
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD
PROPERTY,
OF CANTON, LIMITED, will be held at the
Trade
TELEPHONE No. 135
Mark
Registered Office of the Society, No-1, Queen's JUST LANDED.
Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong,
on SATURDAY, the 4th day of November, 1905, at a 'clock, Noon, when the subjoined Pesolu- Insion will be proposed :~
That the Provisions of the Memorandum of Association of the Society be altered by insert ing therein imma fiately after the words " Thê "Reinsurance of Risks when deemed neces- *sary," the words "and also the entering into "partnership or into any arrangment for
FIRST SHIPMENT.
kong, namely: All that P ECE or PARCEL situate at Sowkewan, in the Colony of Hangshasing profit union of interests co-operation TRY IT
"Joint adventure reciprocal concession or other- of GROUND, situate at Sowkewan aforesaid "wise with any person or Company car ying and registered in the Land Office as SOWKE-on or engaged in or about to carry on or WAN LOT No 53 of the area of 1942 square "engage in any business or transaction which, feet or thereabouts ingether with the Messuages the Society is authorized to carry on or engage or Tenements thereon, known as Nos. 35 and "in or any business or transaction capthle of 37, Sow ewan Road,
"being conducted so as directly or indirectly to benefit the Society, and also the taking or “otherwise acquiring and holding the whole or any number of shares in any Company having objects altogether or in part similar "to those of the Society or carrying on any "business which the Society is authorized to carry on or any business capable of bing "conducted so as directly or indirectly to benefit the Society and also the investing of "the moneys of the Society in any manner
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The Premises are held for the residue of the" term of 999 years, from the 3rd January, 1860, at the Annual Crown Rent of $4.00.
Particulars and Conditions of Sale can be obtained from
Mr. O. D. THOMSON,
Solicitor for the Vendor, e
or from the Auctioneers. |
· Hongkong, 31st October, 1905,
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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN, IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
THE Steamship
"PRINZ SIGISMUND,"
having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hemby of Opium, Treasure and Valuables, are being landed and stored at their risk into the hazardous
informed that their Goods, with the exception
heavy arrivals and a very large amount afloat and there he and the second defendant drank | hava,nni gone yet,”
expected in the course of the week, and the tea, and the latter said he would return to the shop. Witness said."let us go and see the
extreme cagerdess of importers to quit even si a sacrifice, made the Chinese dealers as place where they sell crickets," and they went
well as speculators show less anxiety to operate to No. 39 Gough Street, but they saw 'no' As the interviewer bowed his adieux, Cap: freely. The duil tone is greatly pronounced in cricket fightings he was there about half an
tais Tonami suddenly became communicative the market, and importers coax their customers hour. Then he was arrested. He was not
In a burst of enthusiasm ho' said—“I'm very near the second defendant when he, witness, sorry 1 have no news for you. I know the to purchase even at a reduction of fifty cents to was arrested, nor did he see the second arrest Hongkong Telegraph. A bio-sutiful newspaper" operate for their own benefit, and they pur- kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Com a dollar per bale. This led the dealers to nodfor extra hazardous Godowns of the Hong. ed. He did not buy any erickels, and be did. * It is scarcely to be doubted that Captainchised bm moderately in selected threads pany, Limited, Kowloon, whence delivery may not know if the second defendant bought any Tonam has been making inquiries regarding simply in anticipation of an advance after a few
be obtained, He still had the 5to which he received from the docking facilities at Hongkong. The months; as the Yara contracted is taken de notice to the contrary be given before 5 PM. Optional Cargo will be forwarded unless the second defendant when he was arrested.docks.at Japan are practically monopalised by
TO-DAY. The further bearing of the case was adjourn the fleet of warships which have seen service, ed until Wednesday,
and the docks must be occupied by the sumpr. ous Russian battleships and cruisers which EARLY yesterday morning Chinese woman, the Japanese have raised at Port Arthur Ameagre stock of No. 208, attracted the at who was staying at the San Kwong Man Lui Chemulpo, and other places. Shanghai will tention of the dealers and they purchased fols boarding-house in Des Voeux Road, walling shortly be busy day and night in overhauling that they could secure. At last Mail's prices. for a leamer In which to teka, passage 10 the Russian warships and transporte which Japan to join her husband, merchant, in have been sent there, or were interned at that
This count is still inquired after at current Yokohama, was looking out of the window of port. So that Hongkong is the only port with rates, but the market is bare of desirable All Claims must reach us before the and
and November, or they will not be 'recognized agresi her room on the third floor when she our lities open to the Japanese vessels. Remours
large dock accommodation and repailus Tack threads, balanced barsell
No Fire Insuranca, will be effected. fell 49 feet into the courts have been afloat that the Japanese intended to
Bills of Lading will be counters Fby the lup by son Inmates and several vessels to Hongkong to be over
Undersigned;125 lone hauled, but so far there has been, ad confirm
sybear shoʻmpriate of probi
on their face, hawayery
Visit to Hongkong ma"/30
livery of by the Chinese in about three months and sometimes even more, they at present keep themselves aloof, awahing for future develop ments.
Only three kinds of No, 161,
ity found buyers at a decline of abo per-bala, 70%, ZONDA
125′′ are not much
/decline:öf:from)
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after 27th instant will be subject to rent: to be left in the Godowns where they will be :"All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are examined on FRIDAY, 27th instant,at 3.30 AM
Hougkoop fanst October
which may from time to time be determined," and that the objects of the Society be altered acordingly.
Should the Resolution be passed by the re- quired majority it will be submitted for con- firmation as a Special Résolution tò a second extraordinary meeting which will be subse quently convened.
Forms of Proxies can be obtained from the
Undersigned.
By Order of the Board,
W. J. SAUNDERS,
Secretary..
·Hongkong, 21st October, 1905. *[to18 THE HONGKONG FROZEN
FOOD SUPPLY.
FINE AUSTRALIAN LEMONS.
AUSTRALIAN SMOKED FISII,
TANSAN
GINGER ALE.
Per Case 48 Pints Per Dozen Pints... Per Case go Splits... Per Dozen Splits...
1.95
5.85
EXPERTS testify that TANSAN makes
the most WHOLESOME and PALAT- ABLE GINGER ALE in the WORLD.
THE
CLIFFORD-WILKINSON TANGAN MINERAL WATER" 00, LD, KOBE-JAPAN,
PRICE & CO APIBIT HERO
SOLE
JENTE-
FRESH CANADIAN: SALMON;"
See our Price List on page
gkong tim October, 190
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