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HOTEL LISTS.

Hongkong Hotel."

Adair, Mr. and Little, W. E.

Mrs.

Lloyd, G. T.

Aldeguer, Mrs. MacGregor, N

de

Almond

Russell

0.

Mrs. Mackenzie, A.

Ambrose, A. Aurely, G Ball, Mr. and

Mrs. F. S. Barberini, E, T. Bardwell, J. E. N. Baring, M. Barkhausen Bartlett, Mr. and

Mrs. G. W. Barry, W. S.

Bate, E. R..

Beaumont, G. A. Booker, W. B... Becker, G.

Bell, Mr. and Mrs.

C. D. J.

MacLannan, D.

G. Macedo, J. M. MacIntyre, Mr. and Mre. Notl. Macdonald, Mr. and Mre. F. C Maorno, Mrs.

Marriott, Dr: 0. Marriott. C. E.

D.

and

Masse, A... Matheson, Mrs.

R. .T..

child. Maxstead, Capt

H R. Mehta, K. B.

Bolillos, Mrs. E. Meracki, J.

R.

Bona, G. A.

Bornis, J. Beynon,

Ú. R. Binns, S. O Bird, W. D.

Capt.

Blacklodge, W. Blanch, Mr. and

Mrs. N. F. Bookná, 0, 0. Bouffier, P. J.

Burling, Mrs 8.

R

Broreton. Ashlay

Brooks F. M.

McConaughy,

D. C

McKean, Dr. G.

THE

GARRICE

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1913,

Notices

Consignees

INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVI GATION CO., LTD.

THE HIGH CLASS

MIXTURE

ALSO

ORING TOBACCO GARRICK

OBTAINABLE

W. TIFFINS!

McKenny, Dr.

C. W. & Mrs.

McNeill, Mr. & $1

Bira D...... Melcher, J.. Michio, A. Milliard. P.. Moore,

Admiral and

Mrs, C. B. T.

H. Morris, J.

Bull, E. S Buschner, O. Cambridge, A. J. Fampbell, A.

CIGARETTES Virginia Blend.

EVERYWHERE.

DINNERS!!

THE BEST IN HONGKONG. SPECIAL MONTHLY TERMS FOR FULL OR PARTIAL BOARD.

$1

Roar OUR BREAD, CAKES

AND SCONES,

ARE ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE PAR EXCELLENCE. :

CAFE

Mulder, Mr.and ALEXANDRA

Mrs. J. D. F.

"Munch, A. H.

Northcombe,

Capt. & Mrs F. D.. Norton, Miss 11,

Chalkley, Mrs. Chalkloy, H. F.

M.

.

TURCO-EGYPTIAN

Chaplin, Mrs. Oudanloron, W JUST

and maid

Christie, P. N. Claxton, A. A. Cokely, T. J. Couneli, J. J. Cowen, Mrs. W.

F"

Crauston, I. W Crocker, Miss Curry, G. P. Deane, A. F. Denison, O. G.. D'Oettingon, V. Doud, Mrs L. B. Douglas, Mrs. R.

H.

Drow, W. C. Edwards, J. E. Ebrenfels, Mr.

and Mrs. H. O. Evane, .. Finlayson, Mrs.

Q. Fischer, Dr. O. Fisher, H. G. Fowler, E. A. S. Forsyth, Mrs. E Freer, C Freer, Miss M,

FQ.

Quin, V.

Parker, R. II. Pieper

Pinkham, L. E. Porter. D. D. Pratt, Mr. and

Mrs. W. E. Rey, E. H. Reay, Miss F. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs H T. Richards, Mrs

R. W.. Rose, Mr. and

Mra U. P. Roth, W. P. Sausmare z; Lady H. do

TEL.

CO.

Consignee

MOGUL LINE OF STEAMERS.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

S.S. DUNEDIN.".

FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG From GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL

AND STRAITS.

AND SINGAPORE,

TUE Company's Steamship.

''"* FOOKSANG" having arrived from the above Ports Conalguses of cargo by her are heruby' informed that their goods will be de- Evered from alongside. 1

Cargo impeding the discharge or remaining on board after 4 pm. the 8th inat., will be Isnded at Consignees' risk and expense.

No Fim Innamance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD. General Managera. Hongkong. 7th Jan, 1913. [1088

BEN LINE OF STEAMERS.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

8.9. "BENDORAN,". From ANTWERP, MIDDLESBRO.. LONDON AND STRAITS.

CONSIGNEES of Carge are hereby

..

informed that all goods are being

landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardons Godowas of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd.,, whence and/or from

the whares delivery way be obtained. Goods have left the Godowns, and all

No Ulaims will ba admitted after thei

TOBACCO STORE. ARRIVED A CONSIGNMENT OF AMERICAN

MILK CHOCOLATES, ALSO TURKISH CIGAR-Goode remaining undelivered after the ETTES, IN BOXES OF 100. 50 AND 20.

Consignee

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD

BREMEN.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

Saumarez, Sir THE

H. de

Mrs. S

Schiol, Miss

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HE Steamship

"GOEBEN,"

Schiel, Mr. and having arrived. Consignees of Cargo are haraby informed that their Goods, with the exception of Oplum, Treasure and Valuables, are being landed and stored at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godown of the Hong- kong sad Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, Kowloon, and West Point Godowns, whence delivery may to obtained.

Fimington, Mrs

Simington, Miss

Mary Simington, Miss

Optional Cargo will be forwarded on unless intimation is received from the Consignees before you to-day roquest- ing it to be landed here.

Ama Schmoke, W. Scott, Róv. J. Al

Sollar, J. Seranton, J. A. French, Mrs. & Sibley, J. O..

child

Sidford, Mrs Fuller, Denman G V. Gallalus, W. H. Garner, U. E

J. George, Mr and

Mrs. F. J. George, Miss Gordon, A. G. " Edith

Simington, J. A. Gordon, F. Goulbourn, V. Smith, Mrs. B Gould, Mr. and T.

Mrs. J... Smith, Mr and Gourgey, I... Mrs. Mellis Gratama, D. M. Solomon, H. H.

G.

Sutherland, P. Grayson

Miss D. Ethel

Spittles, Mr. & Grayson, W. M.

Mrs. James. Grimshaw, R. J. Square, Miss. Hall, Capt. T. P. Stewart, Mr. &by the undersigned, Hanna, Dr. J. Q. ra N. R and Harbord, W. R. · infant

Harrison, A.

Vormeij, G.

Haywood, ✪ R. Vollbracht, E. Hollis, Mr. and Vollbracht, Mrs.

Mrs H.

E.*** Henderson, Mr. Waldron, F. M. and Mrs. C, R. Wadsworth, Mr. Hewett, Bon. E. and Mrs 0.0

A., O.M.C Watkins, H. Herdman, A. E. Wobb, Mr. and Hoffmann, W. Mrs. B.

Welch, T. C. Whamond, D.

M

Hope, E.

Hunt, H. J. Innes, Capt. R.

Johnston, Major White, D."

•

Whitely, R G.

6. Campbell Joseph, Mr. and Wilkie, Mr. and

Mrs. §. L.

Mra Allan

Judah, Mrs. A. Winkler, Mr. &

N. E

Koily, H. A.

Komor, S.,

Lane, TE

Kruseman, A

Mrs. F.

Wood, G. G. Wright, Mr. &

Mrs. J. F. Young, J. A..

No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all 17th o' Jan., will be subject to mnt. goods remaining andelivered after the All bruken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns,

where they will be exnioined on thr 17th of Jan, at 9.30 ..

Alelaims must tea-li us before the 24th of Jan, 1918, or they will not be recognized.

No Fire Insuranèo will be affected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned,

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Consignee

18th inst, will be subject to rent.

All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on oi before the 22nd inst, or they will no be recognized.

All broken, ohsfed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, where they will be examined on the

15th inst., at 11 A..

BREMEN.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE.

by

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

THE Steamship

"COBLENZ,"

having arrived, Consignees of cargo a hereby informed that their Goods, will. the exception of Opitia, Treasure and Valuables, are being landed and stored at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowne of the Hong kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godow Qompany, Limited, Kowloon, and West Point Godowns, whence delivery may be obtained.

Optional Cargo will be forwarded on unless intimation is received front the Consignees before noon to-day request iaz it to be landed here.

No Fire Insuranos has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countemigned

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO.

Agents. Hongkong, 8th Jan, 1913. [1010

TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

THE Steamship

"TENYO MARU."

FROM SAN FRANCISCO, vià

· HONOLULU, AND JAPAN PORTS.

COMMERCIAFI

Mine Output.

ago, Foame over and administered some medicine, Unnecessary to say Belle bleated, whereupon the parrot bounded upon me and buried 'hia neb in my back-side, From that day on the little wretch from Kanaboi, Ltd., for December The output of clean tin ere attacked me an every possible acassion, usually from the rear,

| is ne : follows :-Tribute 182.01 though she would alan follow mo picule, mine 35 picula, total along the verandah and as I went

17.01 picula. The output from

CONSIGNEES of Cargo are here downstairs attack my face. This Kinta Association Ltd. for the by informed that all Goods are was far from funny. I am a per- same month ia:Tribute 300 being landed at thile risk into the son of average, courage, but I piouls, mine 235 picnls, total 031 Godowns of the Hull's Wharf at Kow don't think I was over more cordi- picule. The output of the Rah leon, whence and/or from the whartesally afraid of anything than of man Hydraulio Tin, Dimited, delivery may be obtained.

this miserable atomy, and the Optional Carge will be forwarded deuce of it was that I could not unless notioa notice to the contrary. be but admire her appalling courage, given before,

and there was no means of punish

No claims wil be admitted after the

Goods have left the Godoway, and all Goods remaining nadelivered after the 18ht last, will be subject to rent.

by.

No Fire Insurance has been affected Bills of Lading will be conetur,igned

such a thread-paper creature without destroying it entirely,

during December was 450 picula.

December Rubber Returns, Linggi. 121,784 Iba, total to date 12 months 1,111,213 lbs.

Kamuning (Perak)-33;502 lbs, total to 6 months 166,487 be. Tin piouls 434.95, net re- venue $3,29480.

Labu-35.671 lbs, total to dato 12 months 350,559 lbs.

Pahang Rubber Co-8,367 lba. Singapore Para.—24,045 lbs. F. M.. Rubber Co.-100,000

K. L. Rubber.-91,700 lbs Malacon Rabber Plantations.— 220.000 lbs.

"Act II. On Graham's arrival All claims against the Steamer I gave him my room and came must be presented to the Undersigned out to Lloyd's in the lower floor on or before the 10th praxi, or they will of Belle's-I beg your pardon, the not be recognized...

parrot's house. The first morn All brukes, chofed, and damageing I was to wake Balle early, so Goods are to be left in the Godown that breakfast should be seen to where they will be examined on the 18th for our guest. It was a mighty lbs. last, at ila.in,

pretty dawn, the birds were sing- ing extraordinary strong, all was pence, and there was the damned parrot hanging to the knob of Belle's door. Courage, my heart! On I want, and Cookie buried her bill in the joint of my thumb. 1 believe that Jab would have kill od that bird; but I was more happily inspired-I caught it up. and flang it ovor the verandah as Characteristic Letter of R. L. far as I could throw, I must any

it was violently done, and I look ed with some anxiety to see in what state of preservation it would alight.

DODWELL & CO., LTD.

Aginta. Hongkong, 19th Jan, 1919,

1018

THE BOOK WORLD,

papers,

Stevenson

Highlands and Lowlands, 95,183 lbs...

Anglo-Malay-120,948 lbs. Pataling 33,581 lbs. Balgownia.-16,875 lbs. Alor Gajah-7,000 lbs. Pegoh.- 28,337 lbs. Pantai. 4,000 lbs.

Shanghai Buliton.

January 9, 1913. Bar Silver

d.29.3-8 Mexican Dollars....Tis. 73.1 Dragon Dollars,

"

Native Bank Rate

73.05

Copper Cash per Tis. 1,710 Shanghai Gold

Sir Sidney Covin," compelled the other day by change of re-

"Down it came, however, on its sidence to clear oat choked

two feet, uttered a few oaths in a drawers of cabinets and go through bundles of forgotten very modified tone of voice, and set forth on the return journey toite "has unearthed some interesting papers by, or relatita gait in walking having been. Bar Silver

mansion. Itswings being cut and Bars S'hai...Tis.: 3.39 ing to R. L. Stevenson. The

...Tls. 111.15 a circumstance apparently no Native Interest... result is given in "Soribner's Magazine for the most parimaker it took about twenty-five

thoroughly calculated by its Sovereigns: Bk'a. in letters "in the Vailima minutes to get home again. Now

Buying rate... $9.27 style." They had escaped me here is this remarkable point-

London Rubber Market.. previously when I was prepar-that bird has never bitten me Daily Report for Ju. 6 says: The East Asiatic Company's ing his works and corres- pondence for publication," says fast she and the cat come downThe market in London on

since. When I havo early break. Sir Sidney Colvin, who con- and join me, and she sits on the tarday was weaker with but aiders that the letter quoted back of my ohair. When I am a

little business passing. The clos below and hitherto unpublish- od is perhaps the best of the Vailima series.

The letter to which Sir Sidney | refers was written in 1892, and is one the regular series written to him from Vailima. It fills & gap in that series as printed, and should be read immediately be- fore the letter narrating Stavan son's visit in company of Lady Jersey to the camp of Mataafa in August, 1892,

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work with the door shut she sitsing prices were outside and demolishes the door with that same boak which was so recently reddened with my hoart's blood.

THE JUNKNINGPO."

Hard fine Para spot. 4/81 Hard fine Para forward... First later crepe, delivery next three months..

Singapore Exchange.

January 6, 1913. On London-Fk4 m/s 2/47-16:

Demand 2/4.5-32 Private 6 m/s2/4.29.32 Germany-Bankdjd 238 1-2 3 m/s 2/4.19-32

Private 3 m/s 249 1-2

Private 3 m/s 200

2.

On France--Bank djd 294

Hongkong-Bankdjd 10.5-8 Private 30 d/s 175,5-8

Private 33 da 115-8 Private 33 d/s 813-8

Private 30 da 142.1-2

Departure from Shizuoka.

The war junk Ningpo, which soins time ago went ashore of On Shizuoka, left on the 23rd ult. In the course of his letter on her long voyage across the R. L. S. Baye (referring to Pacific to San Francisco, reports

Catriona "

"David Bal-the Japan Herald." Tho Ning On India-Bank T.T. 174.1-8. four")

po was orginally purchased for "I have come to a collapse this exhibition purposes and was fitted On The above-named Steamer having morning on D. B. wrote a out at Shanghai. On no less than arrived, Consigneos of Cargo are hereby chapter one way, half recopied it three occassions the vessel had to On Shanghai-Bank dd 80.3-8 notified to sand in their Bills of Lading in another, and now stand halting put back, owing to damage sus for countersignature, and to take in between the two like Buridan's tained in storms. When the On Java-Bank T.T. 140:1-2 mediate delivery of cargo from alongside donkey. These sorts of cruces jank went ashore off the Japan-

Cargo remaining undelivered on always are to me the most inese coast, the agent at Yokohama On Japan-Bank did 114 MONDAY, 13th Jan, at 5 PM, will soluble, and I should not wonder despatched Captain Voss to carry Sovereigns-buying rate $8.54 banded at Consignees risk and ax-if D. B. atuck there for a week out the necessary repairs and India Council Bills last

ense and delivery must then be taken or two. This is a bother, for I refitting. On arrival Captain from Company's Godown.

No Fire Ingames Phatever will be understand MeClure talks of be- Voss discharged the crew, many India Council TT last effected.

ginning serial publication in of whom were found to be entirely issue No Claims will be recognised after December. If this could be incapable. The alterations o0 Discount All cisims must reach us before the the Goods have loft the Steamer or managed, what with D. B., the cupied over seven weeks, and as Bank of England rates... 6 p.o. 21st of Ja., 1919, or they will not delivered on FRIDAY, the 17th Wrecker, Faless

success of "The a result, the vessel is now pro-Bar silver in London recognized.

20,1-4 and some nounced by all wlio have seen her little pickings from Across the to be thoroughly soaworthy. For

Singapore Produce, hopeless, The History of Samas fast at the bend, butalterations have Gambier Plains-not to mention, as quite merly she was down about three

January 6, 1913.,

$7.85 this should be rather a pro-resulted in the rudder lying much

do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 13.70 fitable year, as it most be deeper in the water and the vessel Copra Sandried

No claims will be admitted after the

Goods have left the Godowns, and all goods remaining undelivored after the 14th at Jan, 1918, will be subject to real. All broken, chafod, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowas, where they will be examined on the 14th of Jan., at 9.80 A

No Fire Insurance will be effected, Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the undersigned.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. MELCHERS & 00.,.

General Agents.. T-1044 Hongkong. 7th Jan, 1918

This steamer bringe Cargo Ex 8.8. Caboto" from Venice via Port Said, NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,

MELCHERS & 00.,.

General.Agents. Bongkang. 10th Jan., 1918

B. Birot, L.

Brua, Mrs. C Rondon, Li

Byan, M.

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Carston, A.

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S..

M.

1087.

Undown, and all Goods remaining

inst. afternoon, will be subject to ren and landing changes.

All shafed and otherwise damaged Cargo to be left on board or Godown and examination of same to be held on

THURSDAY 16th inst., at 8 pm.

1048

apparent

one,

issue

3ms.

"All claims must be filed on or before owned it has been rather a busy being more under control than. 'do Mixed 24th inst otherwise they will not be

in the past. On the day prior Pepper, Black recognised.

"At the same time, though to sailing no less thon 13 do White 5 percent. I love my Davy, I am a little au Japanese were found to have Sago Flour Sarawak xious to get on again on The stowed away on the vessel, and do Brunei No. 1 Young Chevalier. I have in when these were searched, oach Pearl Sago nearly all my works been trying was found to be in possession of Coffee Bali one racket to get out the facts over Y. 200. The new crew

Coffco Palembang 10 per of life as clean and naked and shipped comprises a number of cont. basis" sharp as I could manage it. In men who deserted from the bar-Tapioca, small flake this other bool I want to try and que Farms recently at Yokohama,

do small pearl megilp them altogether in an at-and a Japanese has also signed on do med, pearl mosphere of sentiment, and I sa cook. It is expected that the in wonder whether twenty-five years vessel will occupy about 40 days Opium, China of life spent in trying this one on the journey to San Francisco" Straits thing will not make it impossible and in the opinion of all who have Rice, Rangoon White for me to succeed in the other soon the vessel since she again Rice, Siam No, 1 However it is the only way to entered the water, the Ningpo will attempt a love story. You can't andoubtedly reach her destina tell any of the facts, and the only tion.

From JALOUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.

do No. 2

1/4.3-32

1/4.1-8

4.3-4

1175

1115

#10.75

32:75

400

no

5.50

34.25

33:00

7.50

6,90

114.621

3,200

$1,100

$220

Astor House.

Hodges, Bliss "Timan, Mr and

S. MORIMOTO, Aguado, F. Hodge, Miss P. Hodges, Mre W.

Mrs.

Agent Aguada, J. M.. R.L

Wessling, Mr. Hoogkong 10th Jan., 1912. Joseph, Mr. and Hubert, D. Arnold, J. B.

and Mrs. A.G. Bayley, Mrs. . rồi . I. Goepel, Mr. and Wessling, Miss INIO CHINA STEAM NAVIGA-

D.

Juster, W.

Mra. P. D. Beasley, Dr E Xavier, Mr. and Goodall, A.

TION COMPANY, LED. Wood H. O. Mre L J. and Grill, Miss 0. Williams, F. E, family L. Lindetran, J. E. Agnew, Mr. and Lorria, F.

Lanzone, G.

Grand Hotel.

Lingeri, Mrs L Mrs.

Myall, A. T. Lugobil, V. Bailey, H. S Mudie, Mr and Chonu, H. V. Lullin, C. Bauckham, E. Mra, Chopard, F. A. Lyon,ra W. Calvert, T. Paul S. Cimavilla, A

8.

Cuthbert, Mra. Pink, Mr and Craigie, iss N. Manado, M. George

Mra Crichton, Miss V. Morgan, F. E Danmann, J.

Reher, Capt. Cuthburt Mrs Muller, W.H.G. Davies, H Roberts, J

G

Musso, F Elson

Saoh, Capt. Dedeoglon !. Navarro, L. Fisher, W.. Durban, 3 and Norton, A. W. Grace, J.

the parrot is asleep on the door According to a story given in Tish Brand (2 tins in case at 3:15 Mrs. M

Cargo, impeding the discharge or se (she heard her name, and imme a Berlin journal, and said to be Oil 12 tins Adams, Mr. and Cornell, W. AL

Grant, J.

msining on beard after 4 pm, the 13th Mrs. and Haseifoot, Lat,

Evans, Gon.

Gracb, P.

fest, will be landed at Consignee's risk diately awakened) and my confirmed in well-informed dipl-LampGlass (2 tins in case at 8:15 children

Evans, H. G

Gregory W. P. Tobias, Mr. and end expones

tre braina are completely addled by matic oiroles at The Hague, Hol- (superfine)-(2.ting

at 3.05% Caldwell, Mr. & Kydd, Mr. and Feinstein,

Grifin, Peyton Mie.

Figo Insurance will be effected. having come to grief over Davy land is about to conclude a 8 Lingkate Hamilton Mr. &Walster, Pills of Lading, will be countersignal Miss Silva, JF. Eos Hansen

*"Hurray! & subject discovered defensive and offensive alliance Dragon Mrs,

Watkins, G. Aby and BM The parrot is a little white cock with the United States, the object Brand White, Mrand JARDINE, MATHESON & too of the small variety It be being the safety of the colonial Bulk Oil per drum đại Hilbrecht Dr. ME Sommers, Mr Hyde, 8 Woodcock ME

MENANG CO., LTD.

to Belle, whom it guards possessions of both Powers in the gallaw and Mrs A Holdfaldt, Rev. Swift, Mine Di Heggkong 11th, 1918%

Arant

*** like a watch-dog... It chaneed thist Far East in face of the expansion Orose Oil: 1948 Fühen she war dok some months of the yellow races,

Oraigieburn.

Fernandes,

Caldwell, Miss Smith, Mrs. G. Basting,

Carpenter, Mr. Smith, E. G.

and Mra Wood, E. M.

Chinchon, S. JA

W.M.

Fastings, H. Howes H, R

Panoracio, Julio Patten, B Renwick, A. Peyroux.

M. Beck,

Boese, W.

A. A.

Schmitto, L. Sharp, H. J.

Thompson, E.

Tobias

THE Company's Steamship

MLAISANO," having, arrived from the aboro Porte Consignees of oarge by her are hereby informed that their goods will be de- livered from alongside

chance is to paint an atmosphere.

"It is a very warm morning

for Holland and U. S......

Petroleum. Devon's Imp. Brilliant Oil

(2 tins) Sylvan Arrow Oil (2 tina)

ting in case at 2 ins

„Tarpeno par sin 4 P

3,11