1941-05-15 — Page 2

CLASSIFIED NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ADVERTISEMENTS

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FOR SALE.

THE HONGKONG NATURALIST, Vol. X nos. 3 and 4. Price $4 Now on salo at (postage axtra). Bouth China Morning Post Ltd.

Interesting Driving Judgment

THE INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION

CO., LTD.

NOTICE OF GENERAL MEETING

Tho SIXTIETH ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Company will be held at the Ofices of the General Managers, Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Pedder Street, Hong Kong, on Thursday, 10th July, 1941, at noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors, pass- Ing the Accounts, and electing Directors und Auditors.

The Transfer Books of the Judgment t for Defendant with Company wil be closed from the costa was delivered by Mr. Justice 3rd July to the 24th July inclu- P. E. F. Crossall at the Summary sive. Court yesterday in a claim brought by Alter Singh, of. No. 17 Morrison Hill Road, against W. Sing, of No, 69 Lockhart Road, for the sum $70 which was paid to Defendant of upon a consideration that had falled. Alternatively, Plaintiff claimed this amount as damages för, the fallore of the Defendant to give 111m Bumclent tuftion in motor-car driv- ing,

:

Mr C. A. Sutherton Russ appeared for Plaintif, and Mr Kun Yuct- iceung, of Deacons, for Defendant,

His Lordship, eald; The following are the facts which gave rise to the action: The Plaintiff, being desir- .ous of obtaining a licence to drive n motor-car, arranged with Defendant, who the owner of a driving school, to take a course of lessons in the mysteries of the art of driving a car Hongkong and the adjacent territories. It was agreed between the parties that the fee for the course should be $55 and a sum of $30 was paid on account. Defendant there- stamped gove Plaintiff a

in

upon receipt worded as follow:

To a comprehenalve course of motor driving tuition until proficient to pass the Police Test for a local private car licence, inclusive of car and gasoline-fifty-five dollars ($55). If no driving tuition is given money will be refunded. Received with thanks $30 (thirty dollars) secount."

Conflict of Evidence

011

It appears that the words "Iimited to fifteen hours driving" were in- serted by Defendant, but these were subsequently erased, presumably at the request of Plaintiff. The course was duly commenced, Plaintiff pay- ing the balance of $25 during the period

of the course. There is a conflict of evidence as to the actual number of lessons given. Plaintiff alleging that he received only eight, of roughly 15-20 minutes duration

Thursday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

G. R.

PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Pubile Auction to be held on Monday, the 19th day of May, 1941, at 3 p.m., at

the Offices of tho Publle Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land at North Point, in the Colony of Hong Kong for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rant to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the 'KING, for one further term of

75 years.

Intending bidders are advised that immediately after the dispo- sal of the lot the Purchaser (if not the applicant) will be required to deposit with an authorised officer who will be present at the sale, the sum of two hundred dollars, ($200) in cash. This sum will be refunded, on payment of the Purchase price. JARDINE, MATHESON & PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

CO., LTD. General Managera. Hong Kong, 14th May, 1941.

By order of the Board,

THE HONGKONG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

LIMITED.

Notice to Shareholders

The Seventy-second Ordinary General Moeling of Shareholders will be held at the Offices of the undersigned on Wednesday, the 21st May, 1941, at Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the General Managers, together with a statement of Accounts for the year ended the 31st December,

1940.

The Share Register and Trans- fer Books will be closed from the 7th May to the 21st May, 1941, both days inclusive.

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD. General Managers, The Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Hongkong, 30th April, 1941.

NOTICE

DEFENCE REGULATIONS 1940

The following rates will be each, during a period of about 30 charged for mailing single copies

days, while Defendant insists that of

the following newspapers

he was given 15 to 20 lessons of a abroad:-

minimum period of 30 minutes theh

Be that as it may,

that on October 30

the fact ron

Plaintiff

remains

present-

ed himself for examination, but, unfortunately, or fortunately as the ense may be, falled to satisfy his examiner. Thereupon 12 further arrangement was mnde whereby Plaintif www. given Some extra lessons for an additional sum of $15. On December 30 he made another attempt to pass the examination but once again he was doomed to dis- appointment.

and

These shortly are the facts the question I have to determine is whether, in these circumstances, Plaintif Is-entitled to claim his money back.

ས

Now, it is common ground that, ps a general rule; a person is entitled to recover on a total failure of the consideration, but where the money has been paid for an entire con- sideration and there is only a partiul failure of such consideration nelther the whole nor, any part of such sun can be recovered. Thus where a Plaintiff apprenticed fils son to n watchmaker and jeweller for the term of six years, paying to the master a premium of £25, and the master died after having given only one year's instruction, it was held on an action brought to recover the whole or part of such premium on the ground of failure of considera- tion that the failure, being only partial, the action was not main- tainable,

A Distinction

On the other hand, however, there is a distinction between a fallure of part of the consideration, and a partial failure of the con- sideration, it having been held that failure of part of an entire con- sideration is a failure of the whole consideration Unless part perform- ance has been accepted, in which case it becomes a partial failure of the whole consideration.

Having carefully reviewed the evidenca given, I have no hesitation in saying that I accept Defendant's version of the whole transaction as the correct one, and I do not. accept Plaintiff's statement that the under- standing between them was for an unlimited course of instruction. I am satisfed that Defendant taught Plaintiff to the best of his akill and knowledge, and the fact that his pupil failed on two occasions to satisfy the examiners was not, in my opinion, due to lack of tuition but to Plaintiff's nervousticss and Inck of self-control. Plaintiff him- zelf admits that he was nervous when undergoing the tests, and I fail to see how any person, be he n tufor of motor-car driving, cab- driving or even rickshaw pulling, can be expected to include a cure for nervousness in his curriculum.

On the facts. ne proved to my satisfaction, therefore, I hold that there has been not over a partial fallure of consideration, since I am Betised that Defendant performed his undertaking to the best of his ability and skill.

There will therefore be judgment for the Defendant with costa,

The Director of Medical Services gratefully acknowledges the receipt

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PAY WHAT

YOU LIKE

FOR THE WORDS AND MUSIC

OF

"There'll Always be an England"

SUNG BY DEANNA DURBIN

IN

Inland Lot

No. 6155.

Tsat Tse Mul Road. South of Inland Lots

North Point..

No. of Sale,

Registry No.

Locality

5 pue pese sos

Boundary Measurements

N. A.

teat fzel tres ret

as per sale

plen.

A

about

sq. feet,

Ann. Rental

Upset Price

of the

with the Conditions of Sale.

May 15, 1941,

RADIO Appeal To

Enlist

ZBW, 355 metruk (545 k.o.) and 3145

metres (0,520 kila-cycles)

Talk by H. E. Dr Gerbrandy

··Relayed from London

Radio Programme Broadcast by ZBW on a Frequency of 845 k.e's and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 p.m. and 8-11 p.m. on 0.62 m.e's per second. -

H.K.T.

ression.

12.15 pm. Short Service of Inter- 12.30 A "Swing" Programme. 1 Local The Signal 1.01 Variety.

1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press and Announcements.

1.45 Edith Lorand and her Vien- nese Orchestra.

Old Vienna Melodies (Pollack);

Countess The

Maritza-Potpourri (Kalman); Waves of the Danube Waltz (Ivanovici); The Last Waltz (Oscar Strauss),

2.15 Close Down. 5.45 Indian Programme, 6.30

Ambassador's Call To Young Britons

TOLL OF HIGHWAY

BANKS

THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHIINA.

Incorporated by Royal Charter 1839, A

One Fatality in Total Of Paid-up Capital ..........* .000.0

Eighty-Six

Accidents

In the Colony of Hongkong, includ-

Ing the Island, Kowloon and New Territories, during the week ended on Saturday, there were altogether 80 traffic accidents as the result of which one person was killed and 23 persons were injured.

Shanghal, May 14. An appeal for British subjects in China to join the fighting forces was Issued by the British Ambassador to Chungking, Sir Archibald Clark The person killed, a Chinese male, Kerr, in statement

released by the age 30 was knocked down and kifl- Consulate-General to-day.

ed by a private car while crossing

Vide the

Reservo Lisbility of Proprietors £5,000,00 Reserve Fund ................................... £1,000,00

HEAD. OFFICE-LONDON,

38 Bishopsgat), K.6.1.1.

Sub-Agencies in Londen: 117/122, Londenhall Street, E.Ç.J.

West End Brañcht

>

14/18, Cockspur Sirent,. B,W,A Manchester Branch: 32, Mastey Kireet, Manchester, 2.

AGENCIES AND BRANCHES: Hankow Alor Star

Penang Hongkong Rangoon Ipoh Ifolio Karachi

Archibald's statement said that the carriagely returns of Janu Amritsar

Clivo Street

Nairon

Bemarang

Seremban

Klang

Shanghal

Kobe

Singapore,

Kuala

Bitlawan

Fairie Place

Lumpur

Kuching

Bourabaya Telping

Madras

Tientsin

Manila

Tongkat

Medan

(Whuket)

Yokohama

Cebu

'n the past he had said that British subjects in China were helping ary, 25-February and April 20-May Bangkok Britain's war effort by remaining at 3, the two Chinese females who were Batavia their jobs, although it was the duty knocked down and Injured by a bus Calcutta of everybody who could be spared to and a tram on January 20 and May Agencies: join.

3, respectively, while crossing the "To-day, however," he now says,

carriageway, succumbed to their in- Canton "conditions have changed and more Juries on May 7 and May 12, res- Cawnpore men are needed than before. It is pectively.

Colombo the duty of every able-bodied British Of the persons injured, eight were Dol subject in China to consider whether pedestrians who were struck by | Halphang Closing Local Stock Quota is services may not be more useful vehicles while crossing the carriage-

in the armed forces.

way, u motor cyclist, a

tricyclo The antics rarticularly to young driver, a bicycle rider and an earth men between the ages of 20 and 30, truck coolle were injured as the re-

sult of collisions between whether married or single."

vehicles, a bicycle rider and five lorry passen- Sir Archibald also appealed to companies to consider whether they Eers were injured by failing off EX lency Dr Gerbrandy, President of the ould make special arrangements to moving bicycle and a moving lorry

release the younger men on

their specilvely, eyele ran into ·

rider was in- taffs, even if it meant more work for, Jured when his hose remaining.

hillside, and two bus passengers, a While the continued efficiency of tram passenger and a lorry passenger ascertained at any of fis Agencies and

tions.

0.32 Victor Silvester and his Ball- room Orchestra.

7 London Relay-The_NewE. 7.15 London Relay "The Nether- lands and the War" by His Excel-

Netherlands Council of Ministers

London.

7.30 Frimo

Band.

Scala's Accordeon

7.43 Musical Comedy Selections.. "Nine Sharp" (Excerpts from the

New York Talogtao Peiping

(Peking) FOREIGN EXCHANGE and General Banking Business transacted.

CURRENT ACCOUNTS- opened and FIXED DEPOSITS received for One Year or shorter periods in Local or Other Cur ...“ | rancies at rates which will be quoted on

application.

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS also opened in

a

Revue The Little Theatre Com-ah businesses in China is impor- were injured while aighting from

pany;

28 were

says Sir Archibald, "the flow moving buses, a moving tram and a Flect's Lit Up"--Selec- of recruits is certainly no less im-moving lorry

respectively. tion....Geraldo and his

Of the BB accidents, 35 were col- London portant, and I am sure those concern- Hippodrome Orchestra.

nd will be able to find ways of main-ions between vehicles, 8 Local Time Signal and An-aining their effelency without hold-coillalong between vehicles and nouncements.

Ing back men whose place in with the Pedestrians and 23 accidents were forces."--Reuter

8.02 Harry Hoy's Tiger-Ragamuf-

fina.

Hot Lips (Busse and others); I'm a Ding Dong Duddy (Baxter); Rag- ging the A.C.E. (Stanforth); Sara- waki (Gordon).

The purchaser of the lot will be 8.15 Studio-Local Newsletter. required to pay to the auctioneer 8.30 New Variety.

Vocal-Only Forever (Irom Rhy- in cash the sum of $900.00 (being thm on the River")....Denny Dennis 10% of the upset price) im with Novachord accomp.; Vocal

Never Took nediately after the fall, of the

Life a Lesson in My hammer, the bulance

(Lawrence-Foore); I'll Never Smile Again. Until 1 Smile at You (Lowe) premium being paid in accordance....Elsie Carlisle with instru. ar- comp.; Accordeon Band-The Swiss Bellringer

(Freed-Samucis).... Primo Scola's Accordeon Band with Vocal Chorus, Comedian-Sitting on the Ice in Ice Rink (Cottrell); Why Don't Women Like Me? (Cottrell Bennett)....George Formby

with his Ukulele and Orchestral accomp. Accordeon Band I'll Never Mako the Same Mistake Again (Lester Band with Vocal Chorus; Vocal-I'm Smith)....Primo Scala's Accordeon Nobody's Baby (Davis and others); Maybe (Flynn-Madden)....Antie Shelton with instrumental accomp.

G. B

R.

9

London Relay -The News and News Commentary,

9.15 Lucienne Bayer, Tino Ross and the Orchestra Mascotte.

Cholera Incidence Still High

due to other causes.

COMPANY

REPORT Indo-China S. N. Co. Satisfactory Year

Local Currency and Sterling, with interest. allowed at rates obtainable on application. The Bank's Hond Office 'in' London undertakes Executor. & Trustee business and claims recovery of Brits Income Tax overpaid on terms which may be Branches.

W.H. EVANS THOMAN.

Manager.

POST OFFICE

An experimental service providing sca transit to U.S.A. and air transit from U.S.A. to Lisbon and United.. Kingdom has been instituted. The inclusive postage rate is H.K. $2.00 per 1⁄2 oz. for letters and H.K.$1.00 encir for postcards. Correspondence for this service should bear the usuni

scription "By Ben to U.S.A.".

Indo-China S. N. Co. alue air mail label with the super-

The public are reminded that it is 1 breach of postul regulations to melose in a postal cover communi- cations intended for persons other han the addressee.

The Printed Matter Service to the following places in China is tem

orarily suspended:--Yunnan, Sze- huen, Kwelchow, Hunan, Fukien (except Amoy and Kulangsu),

wangst, North 'and East Kwangtung."

Small Packet Post to all countries s.suspended.. be

Eleven cases of Cholern (four from Victoria, five from Kowloon, one from Shouklwan and one from Aberdeen),

The report of the Indo-China three cases of Diphtheria,

Steam Navigation Co, Ltd, states: 17 of Dysentery, eight of Typhoid, five of After providing for all expenditure Mensies, and 72 of Tuberculosis, the net profit of the ships for 1940 were reported during the three days 19 £237,125.17.4d with the carry ended on Monday. This brings the forward of £16,740,13.3d., the net Cholera total to 750.

kain on Unit

on Unit sold of £120.11.04. and During the week ended on Satur-73.7.0d. for Transfer Fees, the total day, 35 cases of Cholera with 23 figure at the credit of Appropriation deaths, 12 of Diphtherin with seven the Company will be held on July 10 depths, three of Meningitis with two Account is £257,066.9.Id.

The ordinary general meeting of deaths, 42 of Dysentery

with 10 deaths, 10 of Typhoid with Ave when, if shareholders approve, the deaths, 21 of Measles with

appropriations will four following deaths, two of Small-pox with three made: deaths, and 100 of Tuberculosis with To pay a dividend of 144 deaths, were also reported.

6% for the years 1920, 1920, 1930 and 1931 on 49,800 Cum- ulative Preferred Ordinary Shares

PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 19th day of May, 1941, at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown, Land at Repulse Bay Road, in the Colony of Hong

Exultation-Waltz (Laufenschlag- Kong for a term of 75 years, er); Waltz of the Dolls (Joseph with the option of renewal at a Bayer):... Orchestra Mascotte: Pes- Crown Rent to be fixed by thecadore (Farewell Love),

and Scotto); Le Chaland' Surveyor of His Majesty the 'Andre and others)....Ti

land Qui Passe ....Tino Rossi KING, for one further term of (Tenor) with Orchestra; Castanets- 75 years. .

Waltz (Richartz); It Happened in Vienna-Waltz (Ferry Muhr).... Orchestra Mascotte; Leg Prenoms

Mr James Bickerstaff. 30, land Effaces (Tranchant and Tranchant); bailiff of the Public Works Depart- Estame Marocaine (Eddy-Bos).... Lucienne Boyer (Soprano) with Or-ment, was chestra; Havana-Waltz (Waldteufel)

intending bidders are advised that immediately after the dispo- sal of the lot the Purchaser (if

....Orchestra Mascotte.

(Rodor

not the applicant) will be required to deposit with an authorised oficer who will be present at the saic, the sum of two hundred dollars, ($200) in cash. This sur will_be_refunded_on_payment_ofding Waltz (Dohnanyl), the Purchase price.

9.45-10 News in French (on Short Wave Only).

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

No. of Sale

Lot No. 443,

Registry No.

Repulse Bay Road.

Locality

Boundary Measurements

N

FW.

ve Bert eet]

as per sale

plan.

Contenta

sq. feet.

about

montre

Ann. Rental

D

Upset Price

54,000

The purchaser of the lot will be required to pay to the auctioneer in cash the sum of $400.00 (being 10% of the upset price) im- mediately after the fall of the hammer,

9.45 The State Opers Orchestra. "Jubel Overture (Weber); Wed

10 London Relay To Talk of Many Things.”

10.15 A Beethoven Programme, Overture "Coriolun," Op. 62.... The B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra cond. by Adrian Boult; In Questa Tomba Oscurit...Theodore Challa- plac (Bass) with Orchestra; Sonata in C Major, Op. 102. No. 1: 1st Mov: Andante--Allegro vivace; 2nd Mov: Adagio-Tempo d'Andante; 3rd Mov Allegro Vivace...Pau Casals (Cello) und Mieczyslaw Horszowski (Piano); The Bliss of pensive melancholy.... Elisabeth Schumann (Soprano) with Piano

Eleven accomp.;

Viennese Dunces....London Philharmonic Or- chestra cond. by Felix Weingartner.

Close Down.

11

FORGED BANKNOTES

Chinese Committed

.Chan Kam-ching. 33, unemployed,

the balance of the was charged before Mr D. J. N.

"NICE GIRL premium being paid in accordance Anderson

TOTAL PROCEEDS

TO THE

with the Conditions of Sale.

BOMBER FUND SUPPORT

Obtainable at:

LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD. TSANG FOOK PIANO Co.

KING'S THEATRE

S. C. M. POST

PEPSODENT

TOOTH

PASTE

AND

POWDER

of a gift of 6,000 cigarettes from the fusingA

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co.

Ltd,

for the Chinese intored soldiers, at Argyle Street Internment Camp

CONTAIN IRIUM

FOR GREATER CLEANSING

POWER

THE

BOMBER

FUND

Total to date:

$1,896,793.72

Remitted to London;

£116,889,19.68

at

Kowloon Magistracy yesterday with uttering a forged $100 note of the United States Federal. Reserve Bank of San Francisco at Kowloon Hotel on April 23, and possession of a forged $20 note of the United States Federal Reserve Bank of New York at the Water Police Station, Tsimshatsui,

enid

a statement made at the Police

Defendant Station,

that the forged banknotes were given to him by a business associate named Yeung Tsang-kwong. to buy

buy angoline enm- pics. He stayed at Kowloon Hotel and paid his bills with the money given to him by this business as80- clate because he did not have enough money in Hongkong Currency. Hó did not know that the money was

forged

· sub-accountant, of the National City Bank of New York who examin- ed the forged US$100 banknot, sald that it was quite a good forgery. In his opinion the forged US$20 bank- note was originally a genuine US$3 banknote but had been forged into a US$20 banknote,

After corroborative evidence, De fendant was commilled for trial at the next Criminal Sessions.

STILIN-PENYE BUENOH REMEDT.

Mr J. D. Bickerstaff router to Gen-

Found Dead

Revolver Beside Body

cral Reserve To carry forward to

1841

£59,500.10.0d.

100,000. 0.00. 17,559.13.1d.

£287,080. 0.1d.

the

found shot at his re- left the Regiment, and· joined

In 1920. He was first stationed at y after 11 a.m. yesterday.

to A revolver was also found, in the Pingshan and then transferred room, which was locked. The dis- Talpo, and later the District Omice, covery was made by Mr Bickerstaff's South." servants, who heard the shot, and Mr. Bickerstaff who was unmar- nofled the Police.

ried, leaves, a mother, brother and -Mr-Blekerstaff arrived In Hotig={two sisters in Englandi kong In 1920, as a member of the Funeral arrangements King's Own Scottish Borderers, but yet been announced.

sidence, Prince Edward Road, short- Government Service as a land baltiff

THERAZIONINGINN THERAPION NË 2 THERAPION NËS

Top the Lives

ALWAYS A FINE AND

f

of

INWARD AI MAILS Air Mail by "Pan American Airways Direct Service"-San Francisco dale, 13th May .........Mnv, 20. Air Mail by "Pan American AirwayS Direct Service"-San Francisco dale, 26th May.

June 2. OUTWARD AIR MAILS Friday, May 16 Air Mail by Air to Ranggon to con- nect with the "British Overseas Airways."

K.P.O, and G.P.O. Rex.

May 18, 4. p.m. Ord...May 16, 4.30 pm.

Tuesday, May 20

Air Mail for Manila, Guam, Honolulu, U.S.A. and Europe via "Pan Ame- rican Aleways and Trans-Atlantio Service."

K.P.O.

Reg.

Ord,

have

not

Reg.

Ord.

WIDE SELECTION IN STOCK

DIAMONDS

BROOCHES

RINGS

WATCHES

JEWELLERY

At most reasonable prices

K

J. ULLMANN & CO.

Chater Road.

Bay 20. 5 p.m. May 20, 5,30 ̄pim. G.P.O.

.May 20, 5 pin.

May 20, 7 p.m.

Monday, June 2

Air Mail for Manila, Guam. Honolula, U.S.A., and Europa via “Pan Ame- rican Airways and Trans-Atlantic Services,"

Reg. Ord.

Reg. Ord.

KFO.

June 2, 8.00p.m. ...June 2, 5.30 p.m.

G.P.O

June 9, 6.00 pm.

June 2, 7.00 p.m.

CHINESE REFUGEES

Increase Shown In Government Camps

Following are the figures, supplied by the Medical Department, showing the number of refugees and desti- tutes accommodated in the various Government camps in Hongkong, for the week ending May 10, figures In brackets being those for May 3:

King's Park 1,203 (1,290); Matau- chung 1.900 (1.834); North Point 1,528

Morrison Hill 610. (1,523) (513); Tal Hang Squatters Camp (2,067) Ngau Tau Kok 807 2.657

Кат (807);

Tin 2,002 (2.447); "Fan- Urg Children's Camp 305 (359).

The grand total for May 10 was 11,570, as compared with 11,330 on May 3, showing an increase of 234.

PIANOFORTE RECITAL

Farewell Performance

•

An appreciative audience heard the final concert of the Chamber Music - Club at Government House last night, when Dr William Love- lock, Examiner of the Trinity Col lege of Music, gave his second piano- forte recitat. His Excellency the | Governor was among those present. Dr Lovelock gavo the following pro- gramme:

A Group of Choral Preludes by Bach. Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring! (by special request), arranged by Myra. Hes: Come Thoi Baviour of the Cienifient i

Kiniranged

by Busoni); Jesus Christ the Son of God túy special request) arranged by Rummel. Fantasie in Major, three movements, Schumann,

Intermezzo In D Vist Minor; IntermezzO in C Major, Bratons.

I..

Prelude in A. Pat Major,

Chopin,

Cathedrain Enginule (by'special request), La Fille aux Cheveux de · King. Minstrels (by special: request), DetnamWKY". ---Iagamsifties,-Xraland;~-

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