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LOCAL SPORT.

(Continued from page.).

Craigengewer.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1912.

W. fl. Vivcash, o Robinson,

b de Rome

of which total twenty was con-L A. Rose, 1. b. w. b

tributed in five strokes,

A. H. Macaskill

E. L. Braga, e Dixon, b Gillingham was not out for a de Roso. good 24.

With a total of 150 for seven R. A. Carvalho, b. Macaskill. wickets the "Possibles declared J. V. Braga, o Weaser b

de Rome after two hours play, leaving their.

Basa.c Robinson

oppareate just under that time to H. H. Taylor, ob Kaonskill, secure the same total. Thanks R. to the batting of

necess

...

de Rome, ... *** *** W. H. L. Warrenere House, b..

de Rome,...?

de Rome... Claxton

R: Pestonji b Macaskill, (40 retired), Sayer (39-retired) and Capt. Hughes (23), omo briak C. Jalinstone-o-Rouse-b scoring was done and the ary total was passed with a wicket in hand. Claxton had premier honours of the the day, laying on the willow with great effect. His strokes included five 4's and three sixes. Sayer, who also kept his wicket intact, his six boundaries. The bowling of the "Possibles"

F. Remedios, not out,

Extras

Total

POST OFFICE.

XMAS AND NEW YEAR PARCELS.

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED.

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 4th at 11.18.-Pie sure hat

Hrin Chang, Chi., s. 1,228, Hamb. decreased moderately along the E coa

lin, .d Nor-Shanghai of Clins, 8. Japan and Aanam. It is 24th Oct, Gen.-C. M. Stationary in the neighbourhood of

Hongkong. N. Co.

Preneur is higle tioths E. of Japan. The appoimisto position of the 'ly- pon at Gam, this morning was lall-

The Poblia ara info:med that the Christmas and New Year Parvels Mall to the United Kingdom and Countria beyond, will be closed in this Offled On Sang; Br. n. 1.787, Garle, 3rd on Friday, the 8th of November at 5 pm. This Parcels Mail by the long-se. routa via Gibraltar is due to reach O London on the 14th of December, Parce n may be forwarded by the inma 6. Mail via Brindisi with an extra fee of 160 denis, Parcels to upoobed are due to reagh London on the 6th of

29 December. The following Mail of the

Nor-Ch'uwantao 27th Ooh, Goa-J., M. & Co. Olan Maru, Jap.8,8., 1,709, Yoshioka, Nov.-Mike 27th Oct, Cal,

M. R. K.

Hatching,

Mail Steamers

THE PENINSULAR

AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

the DATES named--

του

STEAMERS

ASSAYE

ΤΟ ΠΑΙΣ ΟΤΙ

D'light Fth Nor.

Noon,

KEMARK..

Freight and Passage

tude 14 deg. N-and longitude 113 deg. WILL dospitels VESSELS to the Underimentional PORTS ou or abont B., travelling West or W:8. W. Th coast near Turans is threatened. Br. s.s., 1,267, W.-O. Pass- Light or variable winds as into SHANGHAI Capt. U. W. Coskinan, .x, more, ni Nor Bwatow along the E. coast of Chiny sud-nide- 2nd Nov, Gen.-D. L. & to E. wind over the northein porto

of the N China Ses Co.

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 houre eading at 10 s.m. to day, 00,0 inches.

FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING. AT NOON TO-MORROW.

22nd November is not due in Load n-vin Japan, Br. 8,8., 9,800, C. P. Seddon, 3rd Nov.-Calcutis, ate 7Gibraltar, until the 28th of December;

29th Oct., Gen.-D. 8. & Co.

vid Brindaisi.on the 20th of December.

Parcels containing Gold or Silver

Bobenia,

must be insured for at least part of the Si Kisng Fr..., 615, E. du Catalano, Brd Nov.-Haiphong 2ad value. All Insured Parcels innst be

Nov., Gen.M.M. 48 sealed. All the seals must be of the sme colinred wax and mu bear the

Aust. 6.3., 2,805, Mearaus. 3rd Nov.-Trieste and Sing 1- impression of a private device. This"

pore 29th Oct., Gea.-8. W. 4derica must be the same co each soal.

& Co. 6 Straight, Curvad, Crowed or Dattad Lines are not aimible. Putns, Coias or Thimbles are not to be used for resting.

Bowling

0. M. R. does not call for much comment. R. Macaskill, 8 0 19 save that there was nothing F. J. de Roms, 8 1 24

Kowloon B. y. Civil Service. deadly in it.

Kowloon second string also proved victorious against the Civil Service at Happy Valley

An Interport team chosen from among those 22 players should be strong onough in batting, but the bowling seems an uncertain Scores:- quantity which may or not come off in the final test. Scores:-

Possiblos.

Capt. Crawford, retired

H. Lloyd, e Taverner, b White Stephenson Jellie, L.b.w.

Saver

b Sayer ...

may.

White

A. N. Joseland, not ont

R. E. O. Bird, and D. E. Don-

nelly, did not bit. Extrus

Kowloon.

W. T. Elson, o Sara, b Witchell A. O. Brawn, cand b do N. L. Railton, run out.

Hamilton

The Clerks of the Post Office on forbidden to affix stampe on Letters or

Hopsang, Br. Rs 1,859, J. M. May,

3rd Nov-Tegal and 'ulo lant, Sugar, M. & Co. Australien, Fr. 8, 6,518, Costa, 4th Nov.-Saigon 1st Nov. Gen-M, M.

Paige's or to heal any article for the Public. Parcels that in the opinionati 2 of the Officer handling the same da not 4 comply with the "regulations, wil not

be accepted.

It is requested that Parcals" bel posted early,

MAILS ARRIVED TO-DAY. Europe, etc. s.. Au-talien.

Left

MAILS DUE.

Ge ruan, P. Sigismund, 11th inst. The : Antui, is due to anive here 130 on Wednesday the Gilt instant with the

Siberian Alwil from Londo i of Wednes- | das and Friday the 10th and 18th ult. The s.s. Asse with the English 36.5 Mail, left Singapore on Saturday, the

r. W

37 3

2nd inst. at 8 am, and may be expect od to arrive here on Thursday on Thursday the 7th inst. at about 8 This Packet brings the Farcal Mail closed in London for despatch b the all sea route on the 2nd alto, and for despatch ororland ca the 9th alto.

C. Brown, e Davison, b Hamil-

ton

Capt. Clarke, b Witchell..

Corpl Dempsey,

Olaxton, b

24 J. H. Mead, stumped Sarn, b

Edmonds

Shanghai, n. A cadia.

8. H. Dodwell, a Taverner, be

Sayor

15 Capt. Wood, o Witchell, b

McKay

Shanghai, atd... Magelian.

MAILS VIA SIBERIA.

18 L. F. Townend, c Gibson b

A. H. Gillingham, not out

Loodon

Shanghai

E. B. Reod, e Elborough b

White

W. Curwen, b Witchell

Oct. 9

H. Hancock, Bagnall, h

5. M. Whyte, c Gibson, b

Witchell...

Oct. 13

Oct. 26. O.t. 26

14 G. Wall, b Hamilton...

Sitarian. Aakui, 6th inst.

H. Overy, not out

English, Asnio, 7th fast,

Extras

Total

Bowling

Total

-159

Q. 1.

R. Witcholl

10.2

Bowling.

Hamilton

Edmonds

唼

0. M. It. W.

MoKay

Davison

- 11

8.0 33

6 2 18

R. O. Witchell, e Curwen, b

"Overy

161

G. A. Woodcock,e-Elson, b

Curwen

Capt. Liddell, b Curwen ..

A.C.E. Elborough, b Dempsey

E. W. Hamilton, o Elson, b

Curwen

2E. W. Davison, not out

Fort Bayard-Por American, 6th No

་

23 E. F. Gibson, Tamped Elson,

b.Curwen

Bird

0C. Sura, b Overy

Lieut. Bagnall not out

10 W. Edmonds, e Elson, "b

·12

Overy...

Corp! Taverner did not bat.

Extra 10

...174

0, in. r.

51 4

8 1 18

31 1

Civil Service grounds at Happy

+18

Vallay, one of an exciting gaine

Lt. White... Taverner

E. A. Fowler

14 5 29 3

G. B, Sayer 11' 1. 45

L. Bagnall 5 1

... Probables. ·

R. O. Hutchison, o Joseland b

Dempsey

A. A. Claxton, retired

R. Hancock, b Dempsey

W. C. D. Turner, c Dodwell,

b Donnelly

Capt Hughes, stpd. llancook,

b Dempsey

G. B, Sayer, retired

Civil Service.

F. A. Bidon, b Overy

G. McKay, run out...

10 J. W. Lee Jones, o Mead,

Curwen..

A. E. Fowler, e Dodwell, b. R. Phillips, b Curwon

Lt. A. G. White not out

Bird

Extras

Total

Bowling

13. 427 13

Ovory W. Wood

Curwen

Dampsey . Dodwell

Donnelly Joseland Rood...

Craigengower well Beaten.' Craigongower were well beaten in the League at Kowloon on Saturday. They won the toss and put the home side in to bat. Smith (47), Dixon (55) und Macas- kill (40) batted finely and, with the score at 174 for six wickets, the innings Was declared Craigongower went down "softly before Macaskill and de Rome, Johnstone alone showed ability to meet the bowling and had more than half the runs that came from the bat. Scores :-

Kowloon.

Eng. El. E. C. Smith, J. V.

Braga, o Pestonje

F. Sutton, o Vivensh, b'John-

stone

W. E. Dixon, b Johnstone

F. J. de Rome, b Taylor M.

J. P. Robinson, not oat

K. B. Macaskill, b Basa, b

Taylor

A. R. Raven, a Braga, b

Taylor 144

W. L. Weaser, not out y HS. Rouso, B. D. Evana and H. E. Sobtt, did not bat

Extras

Total

Bowling

lor HH. Johnstone U. F. Remedios 1. Pestonji

Bowling,

Total 110

0. M. R. W. ....12.1 2 33 4 ... 3 - 20-

9 1 48 8 LAWN BOWLS.

On Saturday afternoon, on the

MAILS CLOSE.. Pukhoi and, Haiphong Por Hugoi,

5th Nov., 9.M Hollow, Haiphong and Pakhoi-To Sungking, 5th Nov., 9 4.8. Swatow, Away Bad Foochow-ter Haiching, 5th Nov., 10 ▲ M. Straits and Sourabaya-Pet Faunng,

5th Nov, 10 Ma

10 A

Straits-Per Arcadia, 5th Nor., 19 A.M. Shanghai, North China, Japan via. Nagnanki, Honolulu, United Stato Canida,

Siberian

Mail.

French

Mail.

Maru, Jays **. 2,869, Y. Mase, 4th Nov.-Koba 22nd Oct., Gen.-D. & Co.

DISTRICT:

།* །

Говедает.

1 Hongkong and Noigh-[.. E. winds,

(modoints; Jan.

bourhood

3 Formosa Channel Variable winds;

Channel } qually.

3 South coast པ༴༽ rrtegcata av

China between Hong- Kong and Lamooks

No. 1.

The sam n No

4 South coast uf

Cion between,

'kong & Bainan.

QUINA COAST METRYBYLAWLQAL

Magellan, Fr. As., 0,240, Chartonnel, 4th Nov.-Yoltoli. un 26th Ool., Goa-M. M. Arcadia, Ger. *.*., 5,45, J. Rarborg, 4th Nov.-Shanghai 31st Oct., Gon, A. L. Sabine Riekmore, Dutch a .573. De Vries, 4th Nov.-Tamoul 2nd Nov, Bulk oil. P. & Co. Kilngo Main, Jap. s.., 8,518, F. E.

Cope, 4th Nov.-Yokubams Hakodate' 28r1 Oct, Gen.-N. Y. K. Tokio' Chinha Bras. 1,849, Walker, 4th Koeli

Nov-Shangrai 31st Oct., Gea.-B. & S.

Sexart es, for Rangoon Arcadia, for Hamburg, Paklst, for Newchwang. Sabine Bickmara, for Santow. Chiynen,, for Shanghai.

in Chang.for-Canton: Pitsanulok, for Swatow. American, Kwangehowan. Sangkiang, for Haiphong. Bohemia, for Shanghai.. Erroll, for Shanghai. Anatolien, for Yokoliama, Chialina, for Cantos.

4th Noretuber, 3.0

Wind

Barometer.

emperature"

Hamidity.

Direct:0.

Forve.

- NA W 1.

*w 1

Wether.

LONDON, VIA USUAL PORIS or CALL .......... LONDON & ANT-* WERP v. 6'roam, PENANO, O'DO, PORT SAID AND MARAXILLES.................... SHANGHAI,

MOI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.....

INDIA

Capt. G. W. Gordon,..,.. 9th Nov, j

NYANZA

Capt. H. N. Rivers, i.n.é.

SICILIA

Eapt. C. H. Watklas,...

For Freight, or Pasinga apply to

T. &O. 5. N. Co.'s office,

Lengkong, 4th November, 1912,

About 18th Nov.

Abont

Freight and

Pattago

Fight and

Passage,-

Freight and

14th Nov. Passige.

H, W. D SHALLARD.

Acting Superintendent.

NORDDEUTSCHER

LLOYD.

BREMEN.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES:

Fon

VAPLES, GENOA, AL-]

About WED'DAY,

13th Nov.

Station.

W'estock Nomaro

7. 29,7548 98

630.30

NNW B

30.11 30.24-

STEAMERS.

TO MAIL OR

80.11

ngasaki

30.03

K'shas

30.06

Oshima

30.04

«OLEARANCES AT THE

HARBOUR OFFICE.

Naha

80.01

您

GIERS, GIBRALTAR," P. E. FRIEDRICH SOUTHAMPTON, ANT-Japa... Maknow WERP and HAMBURG

16,000

WED DAY,

13th Nov., 10 A..

Ishijimo

20.97

Bonin I

Chotoo

3 HANGHAI, TSING-Y

Whair ei

20.83 6894

Hankow

TAI, KOBE and YOKOHAMA

PRINZESS ALICE

Capt. L. Franck

20,300

Blukiong

Shanghai

23.89 $495 www 1; 6

Jutzlaff

20.0166-gaw 2 cr

Sharp P. Arroy

.7 & 90:06 69

'0 b

6a-29.97 6$ 85

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7 a 20.87 69 89

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KOBE and YOKOHAMA

Capt: D. 'Loaz

Taibokn Taichu

ba 29.97

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PRINZ SUND

6,000

29.99

Tainan

20.08

NIS 2-

Ko:hun

29.90

I'dores.

20.03

KUDAT & SANDAKAN.:

DEPARTED. Nov. 5.

Cantu

9 30.00 75 8.1

2 b

BORNBO

Capt. F. Sembill

9 A.M.

'kong

6a 29.08.75 83 E

1'c

V. Peak

Ga 29.98 →→

729.95 78-

Wuchow

9 a 30.01 77 82

2 c

Hoihow

Nov. 4,

Pakboj

Phalica

Ba 29.80.75

Toumne

O. St. J.,,

29.80 72- 20.86 75

0.0

Aparri Manila

20 03

1.b

Legaspi

20.01 29.00

Bacolod

follo Cebu L. buon

Haiman, for Swatow. Daigi mara, for Tamsui.. Liban, for Stanglini, -- Kwangles, for Canton. Choysang, for Caston

Hai Chang, for Dunton. Chiyuen, for Shanghai,. Jelongs, for Yokohama Heimani, for Haiphong. Kiangging, be Wala.

Jenkins

Masser, Miss and

Master

and South America via San

PASSENGERS ARRIVED. Francisco (Europo viä Siberia)

Per 8.8. Japan, arrived 3rd inst., -Per Teuyo-mara, 5th from Calcutta, &c.:- Now, I AM.

Musser, Ron and Saigon, Straits, Ceylon,

Mrs. H! Adelaide, Western Australia, } India, Aden, Erypt and El mpo via Manelles (Letter posted in all the Pillar Boxer in time for the first clearance will be included in this cou: tract mail.) (Late Letter 11.00 a.. to Noan. Extin from Kobe, &e Postage 10

Santa). Fewings Magel'an. 5th Nov, 1

of bowle was played between J. Shanghal and North China-l'er Weir and W. Wotherspoon, the

Choytang, 5th Nov. 11, being the Singlos Macao-Por Bai Tai, 5th Nov, 1.10 occasion Championship of the Taikoo Club,

Nov. 8 PM.

Pot 8,, Haiching, arrived 3rd in., from Swatow :- Campbell, Ru, and Hydo, F, Ù...

Mrs.

Per c. Mnglan, arrived 4th inst.,

NeMubus Qaemacan

Pingt Turnbill

Yammolo, Mr. &

Mr.

Y. az

Fap Rock

Macao,

29.3883

T. F. CLAIZON, Director. Hongkong, Observatory, Nov. 4.

1 BAROMETEN, reduced to 82 degree a Fantenbeit on the level of the sea in inches, tenths and hundredths,

2 TEMPERATUns, in the shade, is degrees Fahrenheit,

8 HUMIDITY, in percentage of suturae tion, the Humidity of air asturated with moisture being 100..

4 Direction of Wind, to two points

6 Force of Wind, according to Beaufort Beale,

About TUESDAY,

12th Nov.

WED'DAY.

6th November,

All the steamers of the European Lin: are fitted with Wireless Telegraphi

New System Telefunken.

For further Particulars, apply to

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD:

HELCHERS & CO....

GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG OMINA

Gongkong, 31st October, 1912.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LD.

Hongkong-South China Coast Ports.

Highest, Class, Fastest and Most Luxurions Steamers on the Coast, having spira fid Accommodation for First-Class Passenger, Electris Light. Excellent Oulsine.

FOR SWATÓW, AMOY AND FOOCHOW RETURN. (Occupying 9 to 10 days.) CAPTAIN 心

STEAMSHIPS.

.. LEAVING.

# State of Weather, b blue sky, cHAICHING..... | W. O. Passmore..... | TUESDAY, 5th Nov,, at 11 A... detached cloud, d drizzling mig, fog.HAITAN J. B. Rosch. FRIDAY, 8ih Nov, at 11 ..

HAIYANO A. E. Hodgins ... TUESDAY, 12th Nov,, at 11 AM.' g glooray, b hail, 1 lightning, o prej - Oct., p passing showers, a squally, r

اتور

FOR SWATOW AND RETURN. (Occupying 3 Days);

in snow, t thunder, ▾ visibility, HAIMUN...... | J. W. Evans...... | WEDNESDAY, 6th Nor, at 11a.m. dox (wet).

Ilis Ellison, L. G.

in Wong Lory, P. Li Mangshin Lan Phu po The final score was 28 to 20 in Philippine Islands-Fer Taming, 5th-

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Per 9.8. Yorck, unilad on Blet Mr. Wotherspoon's favour.

At the 28th ond the scoro stood Straits-Per Haldia, 6th Nox,, 3 r.N.

Antolim, A.

Lasalle, T 19 to 20, but from then on. Kada and Sandakan-Per Borneo, 6th for Shanghai, &c. :—

Nov. 8 A..

Loole, L.-N. Wotherspoon drew away from his Fort Bayard, Haiphong. Pakhoi and Becher K.

Loung Hon.cheeredthe. opponent, and won bandily.

Baigon Per Bi-kiang, 6th Beroher, O.

Lardalo Chinoda For, 8 A.

Marz. Mr. and for the Distillers Company prize Swatow-res Helmann, 8th Nov, 10 Cable

Congbung, B. S Mrs. H. Carlon was also played on Saturday

Maizumoto, S. Foo how-Per Hayashida

Ng10, T afternoon between T: Worth and Swalow, Amoy and

Kaio-maru, 6th Nov., 11 Hartill, Dr. J. Ferguson.

Keng, A. J. R. Paul, Mrs.

Teofenbacher, M. Longyear f.oagren, Mr. and. Tong Ten-ia' Mr. F. M.: Wenteler, M,

The finals of the Competition

This, too, was a close contest; and a large number of people con- gratulated-Mr.Worth on his win, though it was only by a narrow, margia.

It will be remembered that the first prize was a very handsome

set of bowls, presented by the

A.K

8.marang and Sourabaya Per Childar,

6th Nor., 11 M. Straits and India, via Calcutta-For

Dilwara, 6th Nov., 2007.

0 Rain in inshor, tenths and bin

METEOROLOGICAL.

Στονίους

Day On Data On Date

at # 7.25.

6 2.1. 7. at p..

HAIMUN........ | J. W. Eyna..... SUNDAY, 10th Nov., at 10 AM.

Beramors will arrive at, and depart from, the Co's Wharf dear Blake Pier

For Freight and Passago, apply to

| 201

Barometer

29.98 23 07

29-90 THE

Temperature Humidity

76 72

Wind Dirocilon E. E. Foroo

E..

co-Ter Sui Tal, 6th Nov, 1.15 SB11B PASSED THE CASAL. Weather

P.M.

pen vin Nagasaki and Bentle-Fer Monneroin, fith Nor., 8' ...

10! Distillers Company, and the Japan via Moj Per Ujima, 6th

third and fourth prizes,-which

Nov., 4 r.,

were also played for on Saturday, N. waliwang Per Klaking, 6th Nov., were mach admire 1.

Queensland Immigration.'

After several monthe" suspen-

London, October 11. Anivel from China :-Nelous. The following vascals are passed the Canal-Ajax, Antilochas, Aus- tra'ien, Bohemia, Braemar, Cathay, Glenlogan, Kaga, Mara, Teenki, Vorohej, Yorak, Oasan Monarch,

London, October 157-

* Shanghai, North China and Japan via Moji, Victoria and Bestt'e-

Rain

Lowan

Highest open air Temperature 'n the and H.K. Observatory, 3rd Nov. 1912.

།

Douglas, Lapralk & Co.,

General Managers.

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CO., LIMITED.

Mail Service to Australia,

MAIL SCHEDULE

(SUBJECT TO MODIFICATION).

Arrivals from ChinaCramarthen- Oct. 29th) to 4th Nov. 1812 EMPIRE............... For Yokohama-maru, 7th abire, Enna, Kamp Mara, emgon Nov, 11.O.

The following verael have passed Canal Brisgivia, Dardanus, Glancek, Liboris, Myrmidon; Prina T

sion due to lack of shipping a Shanghai and North Cbins-Perthe commodation. immigration into

Anive Hongkong from Australls

Leave Hongkong

for Australia.

On the 15th Nor

On 9th Nor., Toon." Os 7th Dec., Noon.

The above Steamers are fitted with Refrigerating Machinery, ensuring plentiful supply of Ice, French Provisions, etc., and are lighted throughout with qlectricity: All State-Rooms have Electrio Fans. A duly qualified Doctor and. Stewardess are carried.

T. F. ULAZTOS, Dir otor

TIDE TABLE.

Stem Leza

EASTERN

High Water

¿ Hongkong -

Mens Time.

Water Hougkang Mena Time

Chinhas, 7th Nov., 8. r;w;

16:15

..174

let ult and the applications al-

bing, 7th Nov., 6 P.X,

roady received will require all

Maru, Africa, Rheans.

available shipping during the

Phanghai and

Obina

next four months. Of the 1,200

persons nominated for passagen

haria)-Per Asenge,

Nov, 5.ex.

the majority are relations or de

migrants.

North

London, October 18. (Europe, via Si- Arrivals from China-Atboll, Ben-

dotan. Gianiogan, Kaga Maru, ate sinam, Prins Ludwig, Telemachna. Shp The following vessels buvo papsed Yeldo, Delke Blokusers, Preussen.

Thşir.

No talestar bligh

'm' io. nor low-water.

nor low water.

morning afternoon.

0. M. R. W 13 1 50 3 7.0 43 2

0:25

0188

Queensland was resumed on the Manzsuillo and Gusyman-For For Iudwig, Sardinia, Annam, Tango wed.

Siberian

Mail.......

pendants of newly-arrived im Swatow, Amoy and Poochow Parte Canil-Persia, Enoria, Thus,

Hitan, Bib Nov., 10 AM,

For further partoulam, apply to

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Agents.

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