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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 191827

Hughes and Hough

À POTIONKIES TO THE GOVERNMENT.

AND ADMIRALTY.

General Auctioneers

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

"TO-KWA-WAN'””

COAL STORAGE.

Codos used

AB.O. 4 & 5TH EDITION.

AL. TRIKORAPHIC Cowe,

Tolographic Address MEIRION HONGKONG.

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PUBLIC AUCTION

To from Masses. WILKINSON

TRE Undersigned have recoivod instrue Gaur, to sell by Public Auction,

SATURDAY,

the 29th November, 1913, at 11am, at No. Humphreys Buildings

Top Flat, Kowloon,

SHE

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE, etc..

theroin contained, Comprising:- Famed Teak Bed Roses and Drawing Room Suite (practically new), Large Brus Bodstead and Hall Stand, Azminster and Tientsin Carpets and Bugs, Dinuer Service, Cutglass Ware, Crockery, &c, dc, Water Colours and Pictures, Lace and Serge Curtains, Polos, ato, Electric Fittings, Sun Blinds, etc.

Fall Particulars from Catalogue. On view Friday, from 3 p.m.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, Nov. 25, 1913)

PUBLIU

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1434

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AUCTONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THREE YEAR OLDS OF 1913:

Mixed Set of Thoroughbrede.

{BY ARION IN LONDON. "DAILY TELRURAPH."

When two-year olds have completed their

THE CHINA MAIL.

HOW NIGHT" HAWK VON **** The St. Loger became a very open radar but still attracted a recoilt crowd of specta- tors, and berour went.La Louvoa, (who nished at the tail end of the Bold), a (any being Bachelor's Wedding whit ran. absolutely Inst) Louyon was air oerly beginner, and Night Hank rat, for some distance. In the wight Sword

CEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER.

PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONs of the letting. Prormances, and retired into winter quar passad Louveis, who soon recired, from the SHARI & GENERAL BROKER.

Beromond; with Night: Einwiraw-eppoer by Public Auction Sale, to be held on ters, we wually endeavour to donvibes, and White Magic and Agadon followed MONDAY, the 1st day of December, ouracies that wo bare struck vintageing on the sceno,

Soon after this White Magic passed 1928, at 3PM, at the Officon of the son, and that the thres year-old mons

Sarontend, and the distance Night Hawk Public Works Department, by Order

ม

TELLS

ABOUT

50000 BOOKS FREE BY MAIL

FOR

MEN

PUBLIC AUCTION

BE Undersigned has received ́inst ruew

THE HOME GURE OF

of His Excellency the Offer Adminis. / balara us will bring together a veritablo | maila an effort, caught White Magio about 3 tious to sell by Public Adetion

of CROWN LAND at HO MIUN TIN, Kowloon in the Colury of Hongkong for a term of 76yours, with the option of renewal at a Grown Rent to be fired by the Surveyor of His Majesty the KING, for one further tarm of 76 years. PARTICULARS OF THE LOTS

BadarT Kinstruments. (Approximate)

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* SOCIALISM AT SEA.

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on

SATURDAY

29th November, 1918, commencing at 10.30 am at bin Sales Roun

Duddoll Street.

(For socvant of the concerned), BALES OCHKE BROWN GLAZED

WRAPPING PAPER Ta-Cab on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

by AuctioneET. Hongkong. Nov 27, 1812.

toring the Government, of Two Lotsaasher," such as we have previously hundred yards from home, and won by

sen to such as Bend Or and Robert the too lengths. His starting H Devil (who could win a 6 Legar anded at 50 to. I agaleat.

He was trained by Robinson, who had the Cesarowitch, carrying in the latter event Walker bred and orned him. Sat 6b) Ormonde, Isinglasa, Ravens such bad luck with Cragsnour. Taking tury, and Raeburn, Ladas, Persimmon,their prospects of stad success, it may be. and St. Feusquin, Flying Foz, Ard that Louvois will prove the most successful saimal, but Night Hawk odmere Imma Patrick, Spearmint, and Bayardo. At the potent family, which has embraced Cherry 20 end of the seagon of 1912 we could point Lass, Binok Arrow, And Bay Ronald, re to some very smart colts, especially of that smashing good colt Bayarón. Caganour, who had been defeated upon enly bue occasion, and then by" duke when Rockfint won the Molecomb. Stakes at Goodwood, by a hand, from Cragscout. A journalist reading the tace concluded

It is a smplaint againçà kho midien that the son of Desmund had been defeated Atlantic liner that it has put an end to the because (a had been the earlier vase with Mercutio) he objected to being stendied, comradeship that used to exist among sea- and resanted Saxby's effort to prevent himing folk. The parga le made so quickly chik there is little time, for anything mery taking his Beld along in his own way,

than superficial sequ sintanceships the ships An effort to obook Mercutio nearly lost are so large and the company so- numerous him the Lingolshire Handicap, and it ran that many people koop to themselvor, as we And that thin deprived Craganour of

xay, and, at best, little cliques are formed, victory at Goodwood.. The idea was a Certainly to amu pacple this appears in the cepted by Robinson, and Saxby, was, in light of a advantage. the Two Thousand Guineas, instructed to they practise at home, and which they rigid lut Craginour run his race as he liked. They maintain when they travel by land, they. Foxhill cult was drawn on the stand side, have no desire to break down because they made the pace, and led to within a few taches of the judge, who declared that contrary to public expectation Doavois had beaten the tavourite by a head.

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par sale plan. 233,25 1804

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Auctions.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

1437

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SATURDAY,

sho 29th No ember. 1913, commencing at 2.30 pr. no their SALKS Rooms,

No. 8, Des Vaux Rond, Comma

of Ice Housu Street, --

c.,

A LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FUR-ITURE,

$0.

to. Comprising a Jollows to TEAKWOOD-Dining Drawing Room Suite, Epholstered Archairs and Sofas, Carpets and Rugs, mounted Bedsteads and C Suite, Bureau, Wardrobes, Was &c., Dining Room Furniture, Bideboards,

Brass, om

MISTAKEN ADMIRER..

This resolve which

ppen to go on a vogare. It is rather narrow-minded, a little bit stupid, perhaps but entirely their own affair The majority of travellers miss something which can give decided charm to the Atlantic crossings. If they are not afflicted with the mania Craganour bad been previously defeated for spoed they seed not necessarily be dir nt Liverpool by Flippant, and seeing that appointed either; there are all plenty of he and readily beston Louvois as a two-ft-class ships which take tee days or year-old, we began to suspect that the more to complete the voyage they are

not one of usually steadier then the classic colts were a mixed t

greyhounds" whom would take a pron dent place in the number of passengers is smaller, and Turl history. Yot Craganour was bred the cid-time conditions more or less upon lines that had been proved in the past prevail. But it is to-day on the longer to prospar. Desmond (by St. Simon, frm voyages, to the Cape, to India or Ceylon, the Caka heroine L'able do Joustre) to the Far East, and Australia, and seroma had been a great success, but unlucky with the two. Pacifics. that you enjoy the resi

fan of the ses. Even then, of c

of enarras,

the his stock in clasic races.

Durine firs Vasoralion .. dam of Craganour, was ice is not broken at once.

certain aldners exist. by Lavano (son of Bend, belonging to day or two A the late Mr. Houldsworth's fanous Sun- Directly the visitors have been dismissed shine family), and der dam was Admiration From the ship there begits among the (y Saraband), whose daughter Fatty Pollyssengers a mutual exantination, and for and carried off the Oaks, St. Leger. And some reason the first impression is, more other valuable events. The defunct Desfien than not, a little diappointin niend had been responsible for The White Acquaintances usually begin at dinner. Knight. groat syer, and Craganon's Yu may, or may not. find yourself sosted defent at Newmarket suggested to the in company which at the first moment minds of his admirers that the distance seems congenial. Sumo tables thaw at

not been suficiently far fr him.

once; other remain for a time frozen. un the classic was hardly

Dioner Waggons, Exten ion Dining Tables in during the winter xirs, You leave the table together, drift datua).

add Chair, ate, stc., 2 Dinner and Des.

when

not mada

addressing a stranger.,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

BE Undersigned has recrived instrto-

tions from 3. H. Sath Esqu Trustees 10. Mesara Farrette & Co. to Sell by Public Auction

on........

SATURDAY,

the 19th November, 1913, Commencing at 11a.m. at No. 3 Queen's Building, To Floor..

THE WHOLE OF TEX

WORTH STO TO ANY

MEN'S AILMENTS

(EDN-JOS, LISTER & CO. ***

WEEKLY NEWS FOR HOME

The Overland China Mail

FULL REPORTS.

LATEST INTELLIGENOR,

Order before, you loare, so that you may receive it wille at comm

Price 314 bar anunt, including postage. TOHINA MAITA, L., Wyndham Street

VISISTOR AT HOTELS.

BONGKONG ROTAL..

VALUABLE OFFICE FURNITURE, Mr J. M. Aaron

Comprising:-

Roll Top and Booking Desks, Writing Tables, Pigeon Holes and Files Showcases, Chairs, etc., etc.

Also

6 English Fire proof Safes. Remington Typewriters

1 Underwood Typewriter C. Smith Typewriter

1 Ronco Duplica or

Electric, Table Fans.

"

2 Mauser Pistols

And

Several Commercial Codes

(Scott, Watkins, Agar and Premior).

sts. eta.

otü..

On view from Friday the 28th November. Torms-Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer. Eongkong. Nor. 27. 1813.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

1480

(*HK. Undersigned bas received instrua

00

TUESDAY,

But, as a rule, the little company at each. table begins to form the nucleus of a set." tly from the present state of

2,500 to 1.000 has been acceptedly to one group of chairs for after-dinner oort Servicos, Crockery, Sundry Glass at The Tetrarch for next year's Derby). cofee in the lounge. Other soquain!Anction to sell by Public Auction,. Ware, Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, atly in May, haterer. Cragur and

so easily. Most people Cutlery, &c, Brane-Fenders and Fire Imuvois were each supported for the Epsom

But after a day or race at 9 to 2 against, with Shogun thirdglish especially-feel some hesitation in BLACKWOOD-Drawing Room Suite, fancy at 6 to 1 against. Lavois was by two all coldness vanishes as if by magic. Couches, Arm-chairs, Flower Stands, Hatinginas, a very different type of animal to Tbers still exist little groups and elques, the

Craganour, for he would never onament to but they are constantly widentng. hey stands, Cabinets, Jardinieres. Hall and Tes win a race until well with a sight of home,

but be usually finished in a canter. Tables, Tea-poys, Brackets and Photo Frames, Overmantels, etc.

Also

Brasses,

#

The

never, perhapa, break up altogether; AUCTION.

HE Undersigned have received instruc

Tedious to tell by Public Auction.

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

SATURDAY,

the 29th November, 1913, at 2.50 p.m.

at their Bales Rooms, No. 8,

Des Voeur Road, Corner of

Ics House Stroet, ONE

FIANO,

BY MOUTRIE & Co., LTD. in very good Condition.

TERMS:—ÁS UNË.

HUGHES & HOUGE,

ductioneers. Hongkong, Nov. 27. 1818.....

* PUBLIC

AUCTION

1459

THE Undersignbod have received Instruc The

wat on

FOR 'AGOST OF THE CONCERN 20,

ON

Throo Typewriters and one Daplicator."

Catalogues will be issued. TEEMás dчuai.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers:

1448 Hongkong. Nov. 24, 1913.

13

PUBLIO AUCTION. THE Undersigned have received instras. Tinderia by Public Auction.

1

WEDNESDAY,

the 3rd December, 1913, commencing at 230 p.m. at teir Sales Pons, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Comer of Ice Hoane Street,-

A Large QUANTITY OF

•

H

VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLAKWOOD FURNITURE,

Comprising as follows: TEAKWOOD--Diging and Drawing the 29th November, 1913, at ab.ut 4 1.1.,om Suite, Upholstered Arm chairs pud

SATURDAY,

or immediately following the Sale of

Household Furnitäre at their Sales

Koomi, No. 6, Des Voeux Road, Corner of Ice House Street,

SEVERAL LOTS OF GRASS CLOTH

DRAWN THREAD WORK

Comprising:**

Bedspreads, Cushion Covera,

Tray Cloths, Tes Cloths,

Doylies, Sideboard Covers,

Insertions, &c.,

„To be sold without Reserve.

(Particulars from Catalogue),

&c.

HUGHES & HOUGH, **Auctioneer Hongkong, Kav. 24, 1913.

LATE PALING,

hom

little circles remain jutact, but they mirgle with other circlen until, at lunt, everyone who wants to know everyone else. Deck porta and dancus do more than anything else to stake people to gathe

It is difficult to imagine any circum stances under which people can get to kone one another bester than an a long-draw out voyage. Ce ha been left behind. To amuse and to bonused is the whole business of the day. For good milo, all events, the time is devoted to happi. ness, and those who are mutually attracted can be together from morning til night under circumstances the most delightful. Breakfasting. lunching, and dining in com- walking the decks. any day after day, bars, there is not only every opportunity playing games, er idling away the sunny fut delightful intemaurae, but a certain necessity arisen to rely on personality for entertainment.

of

Mr Kemptar Mr E. S. Abraham Killick Mr&Mrs F Adami Misu Killick, Mr & Mrs P. Ahrfald Mr M. Kisano, Mr and Mrs H... Mr W. B. Knapp

Alexander

MĒJUS, ARKO Mr J. Aller Mr W. Anderson: Mr & Mrs Bac

Mr A. T. Barborini Mr & Mrs C. Barona.

fenther

Mira Berensfenther Mr E. R. Batu

Me Albert Kopp

MA Kruseman Si Witham Lover Mr.

G.T. Lloga

Me

T

Logar

Mr G. F Lake De G. W. Macken Mr A. Mackichan Mr F. A. MacKintosh Macall

Mr E. W. Bruckham Mr W.

Most, R. Belilios

M: G. A. Bank

Biarka

Dr O. Mariott Mr & Mrs G. Martin

MW. F. H Berends Miss Martia Mr & Mrs W. Biglow Mr C D. Martyn air and Mr G. Mr. 0. Farebrothe

Mason Blacker Commander H. C. Fancher, RY. Mr 8. M: Brown M F. Bumania Miss CA. Burnham

R. Mrs. R. T. Matheson Mien M. Matheson Bắc H. Bình, han Mr G. F. Marshalj Mr McGes

Mr J. E. Caddgor Mr A. J. Cambridge

Mr & Mr A. Ma Goważ and 2 child

Mr. and Mrs F. X. con

PHAX HOTEL LT. O. R. Archer, Mr and Mrs Owen

R.M.C.

Hughes Mr&Mrs W. Arta-Mr aid Ma W. G.

strongHumphrey

Mr & Mr Arthur Major & Mr Hum- Mr W. M. C, Far phreys, RES

rett mad child Mia Humphreya... · Mr and Mrs C. D."J Lt-Ook " *. 'Das

Boll

RGA

*

Ft Surgeon & Mrs Mr H N. Jaties;

Berard, BN

Mr & Mrs Peyer Mrs Bowdler

Mr Fee Jones

Mia Keith

Capt. & Ms. McMur,

Hajar & Mrs Bowen children and Darw

Attorney General, J.-RAM.C

. A. Bucknill

Mr. J. MoMulty Mr and Mrs W. A.Mr & Mrs. Maskali

Butterfield and more and child children

Major & mrs Norris, limaid and child.

Mr M. Cary

Mr and Mrs Curries Major Davy, RE Me and Mr Dubbie Vajor Dorgan

Mr and Mrs Doyle

Cipt. & Mrs Evans,

D'Almada E. Castro apt. & L. Me-1" mid and child

Misa D'Almada Englen

Major Faichine

Col. & Mrs O'Hara

and children- Mr S. L. Purkias Mr J. Plumm Me Powall Lt ColJ.J. Radcliffe,

RE

Mr Ralton

Mr & Mrs CF3rs Fingalon and It. and Mrs Sharp,

Cantro Muster D'ilmada E.

Castro Mr J. H. Cavanaugh Misa Me Williama

Bir J. Meek Mr R. 8. Chantley

.Me William And Japancas mid

Mr F. T. Chappla Me C. E. Chubb Mr S. Cha k

2nd December, 1915, commencing at Me W. E. Clarks

at 5.00 p.m. xt his Sales Rooma,

* DUUDILL STREET, -

A. COLLECTION (OF

VALUABLE POSTAGE STAMPE,

Mr. B. K. Mebbe Mr J. Marecki M: P Meyer Ming Molloy

child "...

RN.

Mr & MA Flanagan, Major Simona

Mr And Mrs R. A. Mr A, Sinalair

Hala

MC. Skott

| Bir & Mrs A. Gibsoù Lt. Col. & Mrs Unhei

Miss Groper

Smith, AD.D.. D. E. Müidar C. Gordon Hall, Mr A. Findlay Smith- Mix J. De Mu

Muker RAM D

Mr and Ms Soffietti Mr & Mrs D. Muston Mr. Hancock

Miss Sly

Mr A. A. Claztagr

Mr. W. E. Clayton

Mi and Mis Copen

Dr ALF. Cole.

The Stamps have been oxaload, by kindir A. N. Coles avour of Messrs Graca & Cend they pronounced them to be Gouvine, in perfect condition and sccording to the description of the Catalogus.

On view now. Catalogues will be issued. TARMS :-Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Hongkong, Nor, 25, 1913.--

1453

FOR SALE.

Consignment of SLAZENGER'S TENNIS RACKETS made for 1918 Season, in various weights and qualities.

SLAZENGER'S 1913 TENNIS BALL.

For further particulars

Apply to

GEO. P. LAMMERT.

St. Louvaine possessed the valable Rones strains d Baranidine (sire of Sir Vinta), St. Simson, and Uncia, a airs to appear in musay prosperous pedigrees. As a two year-old Loureis was somewhat light of luin and three-year old ha weak in ribs, but as a develo, ed it a very fine specimen of a thoroughbred. Craganour was fosted in Fabrsary, and Louvoisin April, so the Fcomer could claim no advantage here.

Shogun, the third fanes, came to light in May (a month favoured by Mr. John Purter), ao was upwards of two months younger than Craganour. His dam, Kundaf Belle (by Ko dal, from a daughter of Uncis), was not adinit ed to te Sudbook, and though Shogun wun at Newbury in the spring (and subsequently claimed two vic tries, including the Gold Vasa at Ascot), it was felt that he belonged to a family the

Among young people (and not only the members of which Nacluding Carvel, The Chow, and Prospectur) had fow of them young) there is naturely a good deni of dirtation, much of it at that unserious kind been able to zein on. He ma

sixth in the writes, at last, help to pass the Derby, and broke down in August iss.

time. And some that 'serious, too; thura for Amangat the clssic entrants

is not a liner which has not its record. hps had been entertained wars

wers Golden Sun (by Sundridge, sira of Sunstar), Sanromance and which has not been, often bir (by Santis), Day Comet (by St. enough, the opening chapters of thoses aries of real life which come to an end a shore Fiusquin, Cantilever (by Bridge of Canny with marriages and lives that are sprot Radiant (by Sundridge, Rock Flint (by

CATE fut lovers Rock Sand), Queen's Man by Wiliam the let us hope) over after in happiness.

tha Third Roseworthy (by William the Third), liner exiling over tropies eas,

you imagine a happier place for

with follow.. wonderful days ↑ Sun Yat (by Sundridge), Fire Finch (by nagical nights ta Sofns, Carpets and Rugs, (now), Brass and Sandridge). Pillisirke (by William the Under what other circumstances can a Third), Jameson (x French-bred), Percival

before Brass mounted Bedsteads, and C.te, Bed Kerno (by Eagar), Movtiny House (bred lover and the one be sores, meet", Room Suits, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Wash-U.S.A.) William of Orange (by William breakfast and remain together until mid stands, &c, Dining Room Furnitaro, Sido-third, Seremond (by Desmond), Flippant night: always under the eye, un to speak, of why, perhape, hardly arts: LJAN a chaperon Harmoalcon (bred in brards, Dinar Waggons, Exlesion initig (by Marcil),

well-but усту

does any conservatory offer Tables and Chairs, ste., te., 2-liter and U.S.A.). Blarney (by Irish Lad, and bred on them dance is a country, house is all and Nimbas (by Elf, and bra retreat like the bosideck of a liner when Dessert Bervices, Crockery, Bundry Glass Ware, Cooking Stover, Kitchen Utensils, Alpeur (by Desmond) or Night Hark (by new with the star or perhaps & Irugical Cutlery, &o., Brass Fenders and Fire Gallinule), sad these two colts were never moon, overticad, with the water below Brasses, etc., etc.

her ioned as possible

gleaming with phosphorescent Brew, with a events.

soft breeze leaning the face there is the AT EABLY BEGINNER.

for lovers or those who, at least, desi place, for love J VALUABLE JAPANESE CHERRY.

Lavoin ran a poor face for the New love romano on whiab the officers se WOOD SUITE,

market Stakes, finishing third to Cragancur There are nera än Electric Reading lamps, d. 1 Marble and Sun Tat, which led to 10 to 1 being little or nothing of the passengers; but on Clock, 2 Typewriters (portable), Sundry hid against him for the Decby, the French those ships where they spend their spare Cut-glass and Silver Ware, I Rabbert Nimbas, starting at the same price, time on deck it net saldom happens that Tyred Ricksha and 1 Piano by Montre & whilst Craganour was stout sourite at they meet on a voyage the girl whom No sunymously signed communication:

ti 4 against, second fancy being Bbogus, Destiny has arranged they shall encounter that has already appeared in any othm at 6 to I against. Great Sport was

in this Way and not afterward lose 40' "will be inserted; chance, Aboy our being on offer at 100 to que voyage I made across the Pacific, the knoững Igainst. This last mentioned colt was saptain himself fell victim to the oberma mile post, where Craganour wok hele smart uniforms have either an very early beginner, and was leading at the of a widow who sat at his bie Perhaps

second the offers with their air of authority, we position.

| 1444 | Co., Ltd.

PUBLIC ACOTION.

THE Undersigned, hava noolved instinc Sona de Bell by Public Lustion,

(JUL AUGUNT OF THE CONCERN25),.

MONDAY,

the Ist. December, 1913, at 11.00 %.m.

at their Sales Rooms, No. 6.

Des Voeux Road, Corzar of-

Ton Hovis BrazeT, ✅

À QUANTITY OF

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Bentred to fale Rooms for Convenienor

Alan

Catalogues will be farned TIEM --AK KIZ),

A HUGHES & HOUGH

Hongkong, Nov. 27, 1913

THE

Asactioneers

CHINAAL

Typhoon Map &

Guide.

IN A Tattle was known concerningchidance in over. There in the semi-darl

At

of classic

Tottenham Corner Abeyser and avantage the bayar, not allow Cregnuous were side by side, with Dazed to harm the Bald sit to themsel Conet third, and Louvou Improving his mother with daughters, #hom position. It was a dingdong race to the to lamok or wayages of their judge, and after one or two collisions be could be na wiser advanzare than tween the leaders Craganour was returned round the world the canook that the winner by * kad, Abayar beating will throw defiable pariz Lourpis neck for second place soming Great Sport, Kimbyin, and

Craganour, the whewarts

bald an siry into that Craganour

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