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Telegrams.

[Renter's.]

The Traffic in Opihm.

LONDON, 19th March.

tion Bill, Mr. T Taylor draw attention to the oplum traffic in the colonies, particularly to Hongkong,WA

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDA

BOGUS CHEQUR

JÁP “231” ARRESTED, IN ATTEMPTING „TOʻPASS IT.

A Japanese "boy," who described himself to the police as Sasuke Tonol, twenty years of At the second reading of the Appropriage, was arrested yesterday at the Hongkong and Shinghal Bank Tor attempting 10 pass a bogus cheque. Besuke is scarcely any taller than the average Japanese, but he is rotund in proportion. He was dressed in black clother which fitted him rather loose. Up to yesterday he was in the employ of Lieut. C.. Lloyd Thomas, H.M.5. Janur, as "boy" Before entering the service of Lieut, Thomas, Sosuke was engaged as Japanese teacher on board H. M. S. Virago.

Mr. Churchill said that the determination "of the Chiness Gorerament to effact a alupendous moral reformation in the condi- tion of the people, involved an imperious mandate from all other countries to aid the movement. Lord Elgin is in consultation with the India Office and will watch every opportunity to bring the legislation of the colonies more in harmony with the over" whelming opinion of the House," and with our duty as a civilizing power.

Later,

Mr. Morley, in reply to Mr. Ellis, said that the views of the Government of India on the opium traffic had just arrived, and were under consideration. The discussion which the Chinese Government invited would be commenced with all despatch, and he was confident of a satisfactory result,

Later.

The Lincolnshire Handicap. The Lincolnshire Handicap was won by

Ob, Kaffir Chief was second, and Refleite

third.

The Wreck of the “Jebba.” The mails and specie have been landed from the Jebba."

ÇANTON DAY BY, DAY.

TUNGKUMESe gratitude,

(From Our Own Correspondent.].

Canton, 20th March, After restoring order and settling affairs in connection with the riot in the Tungkun District, the Kwangchow Prefeci, Chan Moog Tsang, returned to Canton yesterday. He himself has contributed 1,000 taels towards the relief fund there. The Tungkus people deeply: appreciated Prefect Chan's pood services and benevolence towards them and when he was leaving the placa to return to Canton, the people assembled in a large body numbering several thousand peopła, carrying lanterns | bearing the motto "Good official, happy peo.

KAUB COLE MINIA

15 General manager's report for a weeks ending.

23rd February 1907

ho accompanying shost of mide measure- ments and assay results of prospecting work shows a total of 263 ft for iha period" (4 weeks) under review: made up of 60 ft sinking, ifi ft. driving, and 91 ft of cross-cattir

au against a total of 493 ft. for the previous four weeks.

MINING,

-BI. KOMAN.

44). I evel, Drive South-This end bra,been driven 7.IL, bringing the total to 216 it. The lode, 58 in. w.de, gives an average valus of 8 det,

440 Level North, Drive on Hanging Walle Branch. This has been advanced 11 ft making a total of 226 ft. The lode, sa io. wide, assays 14 dwt,

On the Footwall portion it ft has been driven making the total 43 ft. This branch averages 66 in, wide, worth 5 dwt.

440 Level South, West Lode-Here 7 ft. has been drives, making a total of 83 ft. The lode, for 64, in wide, in very low grade,

340 Level North, Drive on Hanging Wall Branch. To this has been added 6 ft., bring ing the total to 78 ft. The lode, 58 in, wide, Davey *240 Level North, Drive on bunch from stops, This has been extended 12 ft., making a total of 54 ft. The lode, 67 in. wide, gives an average value of 64 dwt, na

Crosscutting for filling:--Of this work 48 ft. has been done.

►

Stopes.The foli'g have been in operation! Above the 440 level: z stopes." Lode no in.

wide, worth a little over a dwt, perion,

Shortly after the tiffin bour yesterday after noon, Sasuke, walked into the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, after having lounged about the main corridor for a time. The place was not well filled with patrons and Sasuke walked up to the counter. He pulled out a cheque, and handing it to a clerk behind the counter, said he wanted it cashed. The cheque was signed "G. E. L. Thomas," and was for $200. The clerk took the cheque and went over to Mr. T. C. Pulley's desk to consult the ledger. While thus employed, Mr. Putley arrived and they it w cheque was handed over to him to honour. At first sight the cheque looked genuine. When the amount had been entered in the account book, the cheque was scrutinized again before payment was made. It looked irregular on this occation. Mr. Putley consulted the signature on the cheque with two or the Specimen Signature Book and compared the ather signatures. Not only did the signature on the cheque fall to tally with the other signatures, but it differed in two particulars. Usually when Lieut. Thomas sigas à cheque the day of the month is written in Roman figures, and the felter "R. N. goes below his signature. On this cheque, however, the day of the month was spelt out, and the letters "R.N." did not appear. Another fault to be found with the cheque was in the illiterate way some words were spolt. The cheque was made out in the name of Cottam and Company. The word "Cot. tam," was spelt on the cheque "Cattam," and the word "dollars" twisted into" dallas !" When the cheqe way discovered 10 have been a forgory the Japanese was told. "to wait for a few minutes." He consent- ed. In the meantime "Lieut: Thomas was sent for. On his arrival at the Bank he declared the cheque to be a forgery, and Seauko, wai removed to the Central Police Station and turned over to Inspector Wainock,

At the Magistracy, this morning. Sesuke Tondi was arraigned before Mr. C. A. D. Mel bourne, on a charge of endeavouring to obtain the sum of $200 from the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation on a forged cheque. To this charge the defendant pleaded not guilty,

bore the 340 level: a slopes. Lode 73 in. wide, worth 4 det..

Above the 240 level: a stopes. Lode 88 în. wide, worth of dwc

"STOPE" MINË,

60 chevel, Drive South.-This has been driven 12 ft., making a total of 370 ft. The lode, 54 in. wide, assays 18f dwt,

60 Level, Crosscut West-This has been extended from 324 ft. to 345 ft...“

...

160 Level. Drive South,-Here 15 ft. has been driven, bringing the total to 32 ft. The lode, 65 in. wide, assays it dwi, p. ton,

160 Level, Drive North on East Lode-This has been advanced 7 ft, making a total of 32 ft The lode, for 81 in, wide assays 2 dwt.: it has become slightly disorganised,"

Crosscutting for stopefilling-a3 ft of this work has been done.

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TO-MORROW.

ARCH 21 1907

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THE BONGKONG AND KOWLOON WHARE AND GODOWN The Yan-ma-ti manslaughter cana which has

COMPANY LIMITED. attracted some public interest of late owing to the fact that ■ lukong is connected with the

IN

TOT Chahby Riv to be concluded at the PoliceN ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING ROBINSON PIANO aflar.is expected- Court to-morrow afternoon. The four man who of THE HONGKONG, AND KOWLOON WHART- are edicted for the manslaughter of a hawker, AD GODOWN COMPANY, LIMITED," will be

bold at the Offices of Mestra. Jardins, Mathe Lo Ching, on the sath instant, under circum son & Co. King Buildings Victoris, in the stances previously reported in these columns, Colony of Hongkong, on FRIDAY, the 5th will be committed to take their trial at April, 1907, at 13:30 o'clock in the afternoon, the April Criminal Sessions. At this after when the subjoined resolutions ich were patsed of the Extraordinary General Meeting noog's beating only two witnesses were ex of the spacy hold dis the soll day of March, amibed. The first to becalled was a European 1907, ill be submitted for confirmation as teacher of the Foreign Mission at Yau-ma-ti special resolutions The fight, it was said, occurred outside the mission building. The teacher was standing in the verandab at the lies and saw the fight, but he could not identify any of the com batthis. The next witness on the stand was Jukong 203, who testified as to arresting the

three defendants in a disorderly house at Rö, 31, Temple Street, Yau-ma-ți. That closed the day's hearing. At to-morrow's trial Dr, Me farlane, medical officer in charge of the Kow- loon: mortuary, will speak as to holding an autopsy and giving, in bis opizion, the cause of deceased's death. There is also a probability that the prosecution will put the first three defendants in the witness box to give evidence against the lukong, while the latter will also be given a chance on the stand to tell of what he knows against the three defendants. That will thes conclude the casu na fat as the Police Court is concerned. G

Thit the following Alterations be made in the Articles of Association, viz, am

That the words "person for the time being in charge of the business of," be ingatied between the word “ Manager ' and the word for "ib'che 4th line of Article No. 60,4

That the words from and including "The Senior" in the second line of Article No. 70 down to and including the words if willing to act" in the 4th line of Article No. 70 be eliminated and the words The Managing Director in the East of Messrs. Jardins, Matheson & Co, Ld, if willing to act or in his ab sence the person for the time being in- charge of the business of Messrs. Jar dice, Matheson & Co., Ld, in Hongkong If willing to act "be inserted instond, wat That: the words from and including "The Senior"in the first line of Article No. 7t down to and including, the words "so long" in the third line of Article No 7 be eliminated and the words "The Managing Director in the East of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld, or in his absence the parson for the time being in charge of the business of Messrn. Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. In Hongkong. shall so long" be inserted instead.

TALKING

MACHINES

RECORDS.

d. That the words "of the Corporation New Stock just arrived

he rapresents" be inserted between the word "be" and the word "be" in the second line of Article No. 78,-

THE WRECK OF THE " DAKOTA”

A SHANGHAI TRAVELLER'S EXPERIENCES.

Mr. W. S. Jackson, secretary of the Yangtare Insurance Association Limited, returned to Shanghai yesterday, says the W. C. D. Nesus of 18th instant, and in an interview which he accorded our representative stated that the wreck of the steamer Dakota was absolutely

That the words "or the Corporation inexplicable. They passed the Mage Light at

he represents" be Inserted between the noon and reported there as usual. Certainly

wusd "he" and the word cease" in the there was a strong current setting into the shore.

he first line of £5, 5 of Article No. 82, That was well known to all sailors on that route

2. That the above resolution making the and the Dakota's course was changed three

fines on that account. The reef in charted above changes in the Company's Articles shail and is very well known too; steamers on that come into force and take effect from and in. route usually keep three miles off thore, as including the fut day of May, 1907, fact did the Empress steamer, which pasted Dated the 20th day of March, 1907. there nest day. The reef is just five-sixths of By Order,

a mile off the land. The captain was on the

Stopes. The following have been in opera-bridge at the time the steamer struck the 338)

tion:... 1

Above the 160 level: 1 stope; lode 70 in.

reel and was perfecily sober-in spite of wide, worth 13 det.

any reports which may have been circulated Above the 6o level; stope; lode 54 into the contrary. They struck at 505 p.m. and wide, worth 5 dwt.

No. 3 Winze from surface-This has been sunk 6 ft, making a total depth of 40 ft. A this is going down in undrained ground, the walor greatly delays progress,

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E. OSBORNE, Secretary

AUCTION.

HE Undersigned have received instructions

from SYDNEY Hancock, E19,5

to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION,

ON

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WEDNESDAY,

LARGE AND VARIED

ASSORTMENT

MUSIC

Comic Opera Scores

and Dance Music.

27th March, 1907, at Noon, within his RECEIVED BY EVERY. MAIL

residence, No. 10, Queen's Garden;

Peak Road,

THE WHOLE OF HIN ---- a VALUABLE

about a uniform system if coinage of the whole torged cheque correspauded with the missing 4t ft. (at about 1,700 (1, north of Bt. Malice, the vessel'submerging í that could only be LEATHER-COVERED SOFA and CHAIRS,

Empire.

form,

It took the Court exactly an hour and a half to go through the evidence and to commit the

Sessions.

*GENERAL..

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

- Comprising:- TAPESTRY-COVERED DRAWING KUOM SUITE BLACKWOOD TEA TABLE, FLOWER and CURIO STANDS, EXTENSION: DINING TEAKWOOD TABLE and CHAIRS, TEAKWOOD SIDE. BOARD and DINNER WAGGONS with GLASS, BJOK-CASES, WRITING TA BLES, TEAKWOOD, OVERMENTELS RUGS, GLASS, CROCKERY and E-P, WARE, PICTURES, DOUBLE IRON BEDSTEAUS with WIRE and HAIR MAT- TRESSES, TEAKWOOD WARDROBES with GLASS; MARBLE-TOP WASH. STANDS, DRESSING TABLES, SHANG. HAI BATHS, COOKING STUVA and UTENSILS, &c, &c, &c;

at 5.15 orders were given to collect light

and gave him a very bearly send-off.

luggage and prepare to leave, the ship. A number of Japanese fishing vesselt put off to ALFORMING CHINA'S CURRENCY,

the rescue and in them they landed at various The chief mission of the Inspector of Im

points of the shore. The manager of a japan- ese bank took all in hand and looked after perial M nța, H.E. Chan Bik, is to try and find

BT. MALACCA →→→

them as well as circumstances would possibly means to bring about a uniformity in the coin

No. 2 winza South from No. 2 level.-This

permit, Their chief articles of diet were South gn system of the Empire. Whenever he calls

has been sunk 13 ft. (at about 100 ft,

the on any official here, he never forgets to gues. Mr. Pulley, gave evidence, as to what be of No. I winze and on the hanging wall branch) rice and eggs, but still of those they had sufficient. Unfortunately the passengers were tion him about the

nadition of the money knew of the affair. Lieut. Thomas swore that to connect with drive from below. The tode mossly ladies, but no praise could be too high

•passed through averages 48 in; wide, wonth.16 for their.conduct. They showed no alarm, and roarket and to inquire minutely about the rates the signature on the cheque was not his, dwt. ZA of exchange on dollars, bankuotes, subsidiary" but," he declared, "it is a very good imite-

Drive South from No. I Winze below No. though in one instance. It was necessary for them to sleep twenty-six in a room -- und coins, and the scale and weights of Canton. tion," The lieutenant produced his cheque-level-This has been driven 16 ft making on the floor, they made. Lo compisists. H.E. is of opinion that it is quite necessary to book and showed the Court that one formyl of soft. The lode, 24 in. wide, assays When the steamer struck the reef the sea was

.7 dwl. raise the standard of the silver coins Assued by together with the counterfoil, was, missing

perfectly calm, but in twenty minutes! time a tope-From below the No. 2 level: slope; fairly heavy sea had been raised by a strong the different provincial mints, and thus bring | from the book and said that the number of the lode 40 in, wide, worth of dwt,

wind from the south; still there was no danger | Surface prospecting. A wlaze has been runk

'caused by furious gale and as a matter of and at this depth crosscuts will be projected fact she was for some time after that in the east and west.

same position as she was then. The captain and officers all left the vessel that evening and Owing to the Chinese festivities and a short-Japanese fi hermen evidently visited the un fallen behind the average. A stock of ore was returned as board next day, he found his bags win, which enabled us to run the mills in the state-room cut open and the conteois through the holidays except for 8 hours which looted. The ship's boate were not made use was used for ger eral repairs and to effect the of in any way. Affar being lowered-to the usual extra clean up.

main deck they were left there, where they are probably still unless they were washed away as the vessel settled down. The caplain, was tremendously cul up over the affair and when Mr. Jackson aaw him next day be, was, in a He did not go on the Yokokams with the state of prostration and looked ten years older,

nassengers but stayed in the Japanese village: Everything connected with the wreek appeared to Mr. Jacking to be beyond explanation, the striking a well known reef in broad daylight with the adjacent shore plainly visible, the | faste in leaving the vessel and the fact that the vessel was left to the mercy of anyone who cared to vist her and help himself while there was comparatively no danger in remaining on bhard with the vessel in the firm position she malotained.

silver defendant to take his trial at the next Crisgo of labour our development footage basprotected'ship that night, as when Mr. Jackson with GLASS, TIENTSIN - CARPECS and

It is now learnt that i. E. the Viceroy in consultation with B.. E. Chan Dik, about the low standard of the coinaga of the province, and the nec. cosity to effect immediate reforme in the 'system, has sent a welyuan to Hongkong, .with orders to make‘Investigations as to the standard of the coinage of the Colony,, rales of exchangs, etc., with a view of effecting immediate steps of reform on the present system of coining at the Canton Min).

REWARD FOR LIFE-RAVIXO.

A number of the members of the Water Police Force, who had rendered assittance in. rasening over a hundred lives from a sinking junk which happened recently, are in receipt of rewards from the High Authorities, accord. ing to a report received from the Canton Patice authorities,...

CANTON-HANKOW RAILWAY.

ALLEGED THEFT OF CIGARETTES.

KANE GOES FOR TRIAL.

CYANIDATION,

The clean up resulted in a recovery of 97.91 oz, having a fineness of 469, frou a total of 158 tons,

The third wat is in full work and the fourth.

is under construction..

BT. MALACCA. No. 1 Mill man 22 days crushing too tons of mine are and 2,446 tons surface ore, No. 11 Mill ran 231 days.

Total tons crushed 2.552 Amalgam collected. $12.7... ez, producing Retorted gold 174. ..Emelled gold

$52,187 01,

...

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IT. KOMAN. ; Period of work: 28 days, lets lost time days for clean up and stoppages (Chinese festivities &c.). Stamps working: 40

COMMERCIAL

TO-DAY'S, INTELLIGENCE,"

26 12.30 p.m. Buyers:-U ion Insurances 5835,... China Sugars 118, Hongkong Docks 130, Shanghai Docks Ils roz. Hongkong Lands S107, Humphreys Estates Sif, Electrics, $15.70 Tramways $220, Ices $240, Ropes $ar, Watsons

ALSO BE

Collard, London (is good order and condition). Ons COTTAGE PIANO, by Collard &

On view on Saturday, the 23rd instant Catalogues will be issued. TEKMS—As usual,”

HUGHES & KOUGH,

Auctioneers. Hongkong, 21st March, 1997.......... 1339

STEAM TO CANTON,

"HE New wia Screw Steel Sicamer

THE NEW

“KWONG TUNG"...1,298..,B. W. WALKER: Leaves flongkong for Canton on each Sun day, Tuesday and Thursday, at 9 every evening.

Leaves Canton for Hongkong on each Moo- day, Wednesday and Friday, about 5.33 o'clock every evening

Ti Fine New Stormer has a excelled Accommodati, n for First Class Passengers and isait throughout by Electricity. Electric Fans in Firas Class Cabins.

Ore milled : B. Koman 2,336 tons

Stope 1.036

Total 7,372 tons Retorted gold Amalgam recovered : 2,200 oz, producing'

714' n Smelted gold

705 oz. Average yield p. ton

4.20 dwi

ellers-Hongkong Banks 5895, London Average value of tailings 1.18. „

10, Canton „Insurances-539%, Hongkong Yearly extra clean up produced 750 oz. am-fires $3421, China Fires $93, Macao Bicam Passage Fare-Single Journey ...................$4. algam,

boats $291, China and Manilax $18-Douglases Meals on a me ante munam$1 each./ Vielding retorted gold

235, Shell Transports 4315, Raubs $8, Kowloon Company's Wharf is skuated in front Yielding smelled gald

Wharfa Sgol ex div., Hongkong Halola $118, |--

.205 02. 203

When our representative left the Police Yesterday H.E. Chan Bik was entertained Court late yesterday afternoon the case against at a dinner at the Eight Bannstinen's Hall, Chailes Humphrey Kane, who is charged with H.E. the Viceroy was preżent in addition to the the theft of tobacco and cigarettes, valued at Provincial Treasurer and Examiner, Provincial | several thousand dollars, the property of the Judge, Admiral and Commander-in-chief LI Britisk-American Tobacco Company, was still Chan, and albers, H.E. Chan is not expected to proceeding, with Sir Henry Berkeley, leave here for some time, as his investigations who had been engaged for the prosecu- In connection with the Canton mint will not be tion, presenting his s.de of the case, expected in be completed for some time yet. Continuing where we left off yesterday, Sir Henry, in his address to the Court, went on. to say that the loss of the tobacco in question was no light mater. it was a most serious one to the Company, and if the defendant was Luilty, he was guilty of a most heinous offence which should be dealt with by a tribal of a higher order. Dealing with the technical objections raised by Mr. Bjutton, he admitted. that it would, have been better and more pro- The mej ui y of the members of the Railwayper, but not necessary in a preliminary charge, Shareholders Association at the Mun Lan She that the charge should not be confined to the Yuen do not recognies the election at the meet-

word "steal" It should alin have had the ing in the Canton-Hankow Railway Company's words "take and carry away" and when the

· Office, in which the thres members were elect-

case was committed for trial, the, indict. ed to be rent to Rungkung, and authprised to

ment would be sure to be in that form. When an information was laid before a magis aign for the Company in connection with the change of deposits. They have now arranged

trate the same formality of a technical nature was not required, because in the for a meeting, to be held on the 20th instant, at 2 pm, to dicuss the matter and enter ä

Gist instance the men who dealt with cases were not lawyers but policemen or sergeants, protest,"

A policeman from Taipo, for instance, in charg The Canton Authorities are in receipt of a steal, take and carry away," but, if the man Ing Chinaman, might leave out the words telegraphic despatch, fram H.E. Tuan Fang, was guilty, was that a reason why he should the Viceroy of the two Kiang Provinces, stating get off? If the prisoner was committed these that Sun Yat-sen, the Chinese revolutionist proceedings were only a preliminary investi leader, who has recently been expelled from gation, and, as a matter of fact, a charge could Japan, is reported, to have secretly returned be amended right up to the time of giving a. to one of the Southern ports either Canton or.

verdict in the Supreme Court. The charge, its neighbouring porte Hongkong and Macao Sir Henry considered, was specific enough.. The Viceroy reques' the local authorities to He stole Foo boxes of Egyptian De keep a keen look-out for this man and 10 light tobacco. It was not accessary to arrest him when found, The Canton High state the colour of the box, or the Authorities have specially instructed Shan Chi marks. If he saw a man steal his troav Kin to make special inquiries as to the whore-sers from him (laughter) he did not want abouts of Sun and have also given orders to all to say if the trousers were sewn with linen the local officials to make a strict search for thread, or made io Belfast, or to give the game chima

of the maker on the buttons, or, for that matter, to say whether they were made at Wang Hing's (Laughter): What did, it matter what ship they came by? That was no more important than the name of the captain. If a man, the continued, stole a horse from Kannedy's Sin bles, it did not matter whether, tas horse, had while stocks, or what was the colour of sis: variable winds, light' cloudy" mane. The only thing of importance was, that a horse was stolen. All that, one had to do was to state what property, WAS Aher further /femai *Court En commit

SUN YAT-BEN,

THE RAMROI MAGISTRATE The newly appaluted Namhol Magistrate Cheng will not take over his new post until the beginning of the third moon. It is the In tention of the present Nambol Magistrata Ya to discharge, la, accordance with comom All kis subordinaten of present employed in his Gramen, to make room for the per Magistrate and his followers. But now Migistista Yn has Frequiredly communications from Magistrale

· Total tona crushed 20 5.914

amalgam collected 3,51.7 oz. yielding Total smelted gali (from

battery) 1064,187 oz.. Average fineness M *937.7430

yield per ton 3.59 dwt. Cyanide clean up realised 96,91 02,

W. H. MARTIN;

Gen. Manager,

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THE WEATHERMAN

The following report is from M«. E:G. Figg, First Asaletant of the Hongkong Observatory risen considerably over B. Japan, and falled "On the 21st at 11.35 aThe barometer has over China, particularly on and E cost

A depression is moving into the Yellow Be to the North of Shanghai, and a high pressure ares lies over S.E. Japan,

m

Gradients are slight in the South, and light to moderate variable winds, accompanied by foggy weather, may be expected in the Formos Channel Light 5.E. Winds will prevail over the N. part of the China Sex:

Hongkong and-

China Harpcos Sro, China Providents So of the New Western Market, opposite the old | Dziry Farms 5161, Cements Sigf, Chion Lights | Harbour Office,

59%, Powells $8, Nonb China T ́s 80.

-Sa'er :-Mucao Steamboats Saċi, Hongkew Wharfs Tis, 232), Chins Providents $9.

/* Nominal:~~National Banks $<1, Indo-Chinns

$80; Wast Points $go, Cotions Siz

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