CRICKET.

ENGLAND v. AUSTRALIA. Sydney, December 14 There was a large attendanca to witness the opening day's play m the first test match between Stoddart's English eleven and the combined Australian team The weather was gloriously fine. Australia won the toss and decided to bat, Lyons and Trotfc being aenb m to face the bowling ot Peel and Richardson. Blank dismay fell upon the supporters of the Colonials, as Lyons, Trott, and Darling were dismissed within the first three-quarters of an hour. Darling's sterling performances this season nad created great interest, and he went to the wickets with high expectations, but a fast one from Richardson cut his career short at the ou set. , Things livened up, however, when Iredale, j the hero of the New South Watea match, joined Gifl'en. Both men playing freely held possession of the wickets until the luncheon adjournment when the Beore stood at 78. The partnership lastel until four o'clock, when Iredale sent one from Ford into Stod dart's hands, the board showing 192 for four wickets. Shortly after luncheon the visitors Jost the services of Lockwood, who was in jured and had to retire from the field, the vacancy beiug filled by Phillipaon. Both Gif Fen and Iredale had completely collared the bowling. Giffen made the hit of the afternoon—a clean drive amongst the spec tators. Stoddart tried frequent changes of bowling, but without effect, it was a masterly display of almost perfect batting, Iredale's dismissal came just on the four o'clock ad journment, and on resuming Gregory joined the South Australian, who rapidly brought his century up, scoring with great freedom. Then followed most brilliant scoring display by Gregory, who within half an hour put 51 to his credit. With his score at 120 Gifl'en gave a difficult chance to Ward on the boundary, and the batsman showed his grati tude for the escape by some magnificent hitting, Gregory meanwhile piling on the runß with great consistency. The English men seemed to tire under the heavy work, their fielding becoming rather loose and careless. The third century appeared on the board amid great enthusiasm,. Repeated changes of bowling had no effect, but Giffen's time was at hand, as he soon afterwards played Brockwell to Ford at slip. Tke South Australian received a big ovation on returning to the pavilion. Readman filled the vacancy, and the stumps were drawn Bhortly afterwards with the score at 344 for five wickets. The following are the scores. Lyons, b Richardson 1 Trott, b Richardson 12 Darling, b Richardson 0 Iredale, c Stoddart, b Ford ... ... 81 Giffen, c Ford, b Brockwell 161 Gregory, not out ... ... 85 Headman, not out 4 Total for 5 wickets ... 344 December 15. The weather promises to be hot to-day for the cricket match. George Giffen was at the wicket yesterday for four and a half hours. Lockwood is sufficiently recovered to resume play m the field to-day. The cricket association will next week discuss the motion that for the remainder of the test matches, the Australian team he selected by the Cricket Association m the colony m which the malch is played. The weather is fiae with a cool brefze blowing. The score at 12.30 was for five wickets 379. Gregory not out, 101 ; Reed man, not out 17.

LATEST CABLE NEWS.

THE OOJEiEAIV WAR

Shanghai, December 14 The report of the capture of Kin chow by the Japanese turns out to be untrue. Prince Kung has been appointed virtual .Dictator of China, Li Hung Chang has regained his influence at Court, it being found that his services wero indispensable to the country m the present crisis.

The Late Premier of Canada.

London, December 14 The remains of the late Sir J. S. 1). Thompson, Premier of Canada, on being conveyed from Windsor Castle to the railway station, en route to Canada, were accorded semi-State honors. The Queen sent a splendid laurel wreath, to which was attached an autograph card expressing her sorrow at the death of an esteemed statesman. The body will be taken to Canada on board a British warship. The deceased will be buried at Halifax aDd will be accorded a State funeral. The limes says there is no one m the Canadian Legislature able to command the same amount of confidence as the late Sir J. S. D. Thompson. Ottawa, December 14 A national subscription is being raised for the family of the late Sir J. S. D. Thompson. ]\Cr McKenzie Bowell has been summoned tp take charge of the government,

THE BANK OF ROME SCANDAL

Eomb, December 33 The Italian Government has dis missed several Magistrates for failing to execute the law m connection with the Banca Rornana scandal.

THE GOVERNOR OF VICTORIA

London, December 13 The Pall Mall Gazette says Lord Brassey's acceptance of the €>Qvernqr ship of Victoria is merely a aiattey of time.

FENIAN OUTRAGES FEARER

Ldudoit, December 13 Owing to fears of Fenian outrages, the Household Police protecting the Qaeen have been reinforced.

SCHROEDER ASSETS COMPANY

Lokcoh, December 13 The capital of Baron Scliroeder's Assets Company, to take over the Union Mortgage and Agency Com pany's guaranteed mortgages, has been largely over-subscribed.

MARRIAGE OF PRINCE ADOL PHUS OF TECK

" JjOKCmW. December 18 The marriage of Prince Adolphus of Teck and Lady Margaret Grosvenor (daughter of the Duke of Westminster) takes place at Chester. The ceremony is to be of a brilliant character.

LAND AND INCOME TAX BILL.

Melbourne, December 14 _ An amendment was proposed 1 m Pon»\nit^ee on the Bill i# the legislative Assembly that the Govern ment should forego the old land tax, which dates from June last till February next, m place of the new tsx, which date§ from last Jujy. The Premier refused to entertain the pro posal, stating it meant a difference of £60,000 to the revenue. On a division the amendment was carried by a majority of one vote; but the Premier announced that he would seek to get the decision reversed on the third fading of the Bill. If unsuccessful he said he would retjuire to bring down fresh taxation proposals.

THE NEW FOUNDLAND CRISTS

John's, December 14 Mr D. J. Greene succeeds Mr A. F. Goodridge as Premier. Owing to the recent corruption and bribery dis | closures it was impossible for Sir I William White way (an ex-Premier) to I fill the vacancy.

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GOVERNORSHIP

Los don, December 12 The Hon. Thomas Piayford, Agent- General for South Australia, states that the Marquis of Ripon has not re plied, to the colony's request to permit Chief Justice Way to succeed Lord Kintore as Governor of South Aus tralia. He is inclined to believe that the Colonial Office will not interfere m the matter.

THE NEW DIPHTHERIA CURE.

Sydney, December 14 Drs Ranger and Momont, two local medical men, the latter a nephew of Dr. Koux, expect to have the new diphtheria cure ready for use m a fortnight. They are extracting serum from calves, the iatter being cheaper than horses.

THE DROUGHT.

I Melbourne, December 15 ! Much needed raid has fallen through out the country. j

'tfiiS ABHBtIETOIs OOABDII^ i SAltlßDAif, MOEMBER 16, 1894



FABMERS LOOK EEBE! ARE YOUR MOWJSR KNIVES REJDY bOR WORK? I have just received supplies of the New Model Button MOWER KNIFE GRINDER. "KEEP THE KNIVES SHARP" Is what every manufacturer of mowers directs. With thia grinder it can eaai'y be done. With a dull knife, the wear and strain, froth on machine and team, are greatly increased, and the grass will be badly cut. A man, or even a boy, with this machine, can grind mower knife perfectly, and with ease and rapidity; When a section is dulled or nicked by coming m contact with a Btone, as often happens, it can be sharpened without grinding the other sections, THE "CORUNDUM GRINDING WHEEL" does its work well, it wears but little, and will last, according to the amount of work done, from three to five years, and probably longer. There ia a large hole m the centre of the wheel, made Water tteht by the flanges which clamp the wheel and hold it m position. When the machine is used thia hollow space is filled with water through a small hole m the side of one of its flanges; the hole is then plugged up. When turning the wheel m grinding, the water is driven through ita pores by centrifugal force, completely wetting its grinding surface. This prevents the temper of the knife trom being destroyed, which would be done if the wheel were used dry. THE OPERATOR while grinding a knife, stands facing the side of the wheel and_over the knife clamp. This brings the grinding of the section directly under the eye. By means of a new improve ment the grinder can le readily clamped to a pole or the rim of any wheel having a width of from 3to Synches. Ifc requires bufc little skill to use this grinder ; the directions sent with each machine will, if followed, enable anyone to work it without trouble. These machines are protected fully by patents m the United States, Canada, Great Britain, France, Belgium, and Sweden F. FERRIMAN. LAND AHD EIVfATE AGENT, ASHBUIITON. ( Korth British Fire Insurance Company AGENCIES -] Union .Steani Shipping Company, Limited. Parcel* ami ( * Goods sent to all parts of the colony. "sH X ABM AN" BROS., GROCERS AND IRONMONGERS. SUGAR. SUGAR. S U G A E. _: . ■ ". ' "I We Have Ju-fc Landed 1O TONS OF MAURITIUS SUGAR for the Jam Season. All who wish their jam to keep well should use Maubit us Suuah ■nINEST VjEW rURRANTS, "ifALENCIA TjAISINS jfy. rULTAN These Fruits are a Splendid Sample, this season's crop. WE have also to hand, per a.s. Ringitara, 5 Crates of Assorted Crockery* including some choice lines of CUPS AND SAUCERS, MOJJ3TACHE CUPS AND SAUCERS, TOILET SETS, SETS OF JUGS, Etc., Etc., Which we are now ottering at Very Low Prices. INSPECTION INVITED, AGENTS for the Famous TIGER BLENDED TEAS. ALL GOODS SOLD AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRIOES FOR CASH. Orders by Post despatched with punctuality. Goods Delivered m Town and Suburbs. Customers waited upon for Orders. Satisfaction 13 Ova Motto. BHBABMAN BROS, MARKET HOUSE _ _  , ... 1 . : ~ -•■•*■"*>•■ ' Dresses. Dresses. Dresses. WYDS DOUBLE-WIDTH, LINING AND BUTTONS COMPLETE FOR *s Of). A VERY CHOICE SELECTION OF SINGLE ROBES NEW WOOL DELATNK3 FROM 6ln. CARPETS CHINA MATTINGS, OILCLOTH?, LINOLEUMS A Mi Full of UTovelUcs/ THREE OASES ENGLISH SHOES AND SLIPPERS lITCHELI7& TIMER. I



ALEORD FOREST. 20 aoTkb 20 For Sale, being R.S. 7106; an early selection. Easy terms if required, T. BULLOCK. £" T7\ PRICE required for Iv/ ■"""" Section No 8. con taming 1 rood, just above the Woollen Factory, on the opposite side of the roid T. BULLOCK. ""clearing- out" sale. I KEG to tnke this opportunity of tnanking my numerous customers for (heir generous t-upport for the last six years, and also to inform them, ard all others who wish a cheap parcel of Goods* that having received notice from my landlord that ho requires the premises m a fortnight, I have resolved to turn my varied stock into cash as Bpeedily as possible. If all friends and sympathizers, who would wish to help me to do so, will call and get a PARCEL OF GOODS, they will get goqd value for their money. MY STOOK CONSISTS w TEA ATSID GENERAL CiKOCERIIiJS, CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS, AND BkUSHWARE, DRAPERY, I STATIONERY, and School Requisites, ALL TO BE CLEARED OUT CHEAP. I Note the Address— E. WILLIAMS, PARK STREET. Close by the Convent, Asliburton. 12 53 Ix)LLAR CIGARETTES—3d. »o holders or photos—Hb«»y Zander Wholesale agent



ASHBURTON COUNTY COUNCIL. TpOR SALE—3I Lots of Gum Sapling s near Winslcw, and 10 lota at; Windermere. For particulars apply at County Council of lice. By Order, WILLIAM BAXTER, County Engineer, November 12, 1894. 11 71 MON EY" tOQ^Ciri T0 LEND on approved first-claas Freehold Security at lowest current rate of interest. T. BULLOCK. TINWALD. FOR SALE, on very liberal terms, ►Section 533, corner of Archibald and James streets. It is well situated, not far from the Railway Station, and fronting the Main South Road. T. BULLOCK. OK**} -PRICE Required for Small 3*O f SECTION of Good Land at Hampstead, with COTTAGE of 3 Rooms and Scullery. Very easy terms of pay ment. T. BULLOCK. jpTpT -i (\^~ PKTcin^ 3Wtt i •JLU».~""' quired for T.S's 1184, 1185 each containing | acre, Cameron Street, West, fenced and planted with raacracarpa. Persona desirous of building are invited to inspect. Easy terms. T. BULLOCK. NO Stimulant has given so much favor wilh the Natives as Health T*;a It must be good ; ask votjy Grocer for it Hsjtky ZANVEtf, Whoif/^le Ageut i



JWVIL COLLINS k CO j Pape.'haDg'ings. Paperhangiog's. SiiX BALES Containing 1800 PrECES of THIS SEASON'S wall papers, which MUST BE SOLD. <piIE Consignee not being able to complete his purchase, these Goods havo been handed ovor to us and WILL BE BOLD AT REDUCED RATES TO CLEAR THE LINE j W. IT- COLLINTS <fe OO- Royal Insurance Company Grey Valley Coal Company iriTTMT«S wnn J Springfield Pottery Company UjJUNIb I^OK < Corben and Co s Enamelled Mantelpieces McKenzie's Furniture Renovator Ball Coal Company " IVT iITOOLLI ER ~ TNVITES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ONE OF THIS FINEST COLLECTIONS OF Fashionable No vel tl es FOR . ■■ SPBING AND SUMMER Ever imported into the district. The Novelties on view, and which ladies are invited to inspect, are Characterised by VARIETY, GENERAL EXCELLENCE and MODERATE PRICES. THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT j Contains all the very latest productions of the Millinery Art THE DRESS DEPARTMENT ; very complete with the Newest Woollen Fabrics, Prints, Silks, Delaines, Pongees, Sateens, Etc., A SPLENDID SHOW Of New Choice Goods m Laces, Fabric and Kid Gloves, JRibbons and Handkerchiefs, Blouses, Hoisery, Sunshades, Flowers, Etc ALL REQUIREMENTS FOR BO\S', CHILDREN'S and GENTLEMEN'S WEAR INSPECTION INVITED. THE <{€ORI£ It" A P OJL^O G Y. «. SALEK, WATCH MAX E R AND JEW E LLE B, OIfGS to apologise to the xiumeroug Customers who were requiring the Wonderful X>ixit Watolies, Which ho was unable to supply, having sold out, and to notify ho has just received nother large consignment of DIXIT, DIXIT, DIXIT WATCHES, Open face and double case Keyless *nd Key-winding LEVELS. Look and wear like Silver. PRICES—(In boxes with extra glass) « 2Os, 25«, 27* Od, ami 309, Guarantee with each Watch, The Mosb Wonderful Value ever offered to the Ashburton Public. No other Watches m the Market at the prices can compare with the PJ^LES ONLY TO BE OBTAINED FROM S. SALEK, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. , Ihoinas E* Kil worth, ENGINEER, I TT as EEMOYED to his new spe e,m|ljs es, BRIDGE WORKS, WEST AND KERMODE STREETS ASHBURTON.



I Pnbl*e Not uses j HENRY ZANDER- I I ........ r r HAVE JUST LAUDED ex Tekoa MY SEiSON'S SUPPLY OF THE Finest Turnip Seeds, Consibting of Green Top Yellow Aberdeen Purple Top Yellow Abeideen Purple Top Mammoth Fosterton Hybrid White Stone Stubble Lincoln Reid Skirving Swede, etc. Rape Seed, Rape Seed Mangold Seed, Mangold Seed Carrot Seed, Carrot Seed All of the Purest Quality, and teats can be seen at my office. FERTILIZERS" IN STOCK ANGLO-CONTINENTAL GUANO MAMJBES. SHEEP SHEARS. SHEEP SHEABS. All the favorite Brands, 8.8.A., 11A. and 75. TURKEY AND WABHITA OIL STONES fclieep Branding 1 Oils, BLUE, RED, AND BLACK, In one and five-gallon drums. GROUND AND LUMP RADDLE. BOILED AND RAW LINSEED OIL. Woo! Packs, WOOL PACKS. Full size and full weight. Garden Tools m great variety. GEOOERIES. I am prepared to deliver the Best Quality of Groceries and Provisions at LOWEST ADVERTISED PRICES FOR CASH. WINES & SPIRITS, ALES & STOUT, of Best Brands, m Stock. i Henry Zander, GENERAL MERCHANT AND DIRECT IMPORTER. AGENT FOR— Bun Firo Insuranco Offico' Australian Mutual and ProTidenb Society J T Ford and Co FARMERS, ARE YOU MAKING HAY ? IF SO, 1 T WILL PAY YOU TO INSPECT THE McCOBMICK BIG 4 MOWER, The Strongest and Best Mower on Earth. THE ALL-STEEL "TIGER" HAY BAKE. I THE SOUTHLAND IMPLEMENT COMPANY COMBINED SEED AND MAHUBE DRILL, Will sow from 30 to lOOOlbs of Manure 1^ to the^acre with any kind of seed. THE McCORMICH MACHINE OF STEEL. All of these are on view at our Stores, EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. JOHNORR&CO HARDWARE AND GENEBAL MERCHANTS.



I Government Notices. NOTICE THR R4KAH. BRIDGE will be BL'K'K> D for R. pairs every night till further notice. BY OKDFR. Resident Engineer's Office. Christchurch December 4, 1694. 12 39 Bankruptcy Notices. _________ In the District Court of Ashburton (being a local Court of Bankruptcy) holden at Ashburton NOTICE is hereby given that William John Lockhakd of Wheatetone, laborev, was this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors, to be holden at my office on the 22nd day of December, 1894, at 10 30 o'clock m the FOREKOON. JOHN DAVISON, Depu'y Official Assignee. Ashburton, December 14, 1894. 12 109 Mr T. Bullock. __ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22. Magnificent Building Site, corner of North- West Belt, opposite the Recreation Grounds. 3R O O D 3 Q ROODS O being Lots 13, 14, 15, deposited plan 484. IHAVE received instructions to Sell . the above by Auction at the Arcade ON SATURDAY NEXT AT 11 30. T. BULLOCK, 12 99 Auctioneer sllUßDAYr^_c___R~22. To Dairy Farmers, Dealers and others. 60 ACRES. 60 m Clover and Rye-grass, Just off Graham's Road, Tinwald, also— 105 ACRES. 1.05 m Oats Near the above. Auction at the Arcade on the above (?ato^ Lot 22, containing 60 acres 3 rcods peiches, originally part of Graham'" Farm, on which there is a good grow ing crop of rye-grass and clover This should make a very Good Dairy Farm, conveniently situated and well watered ; also, Lot 14, containing 105 acres 3 roods 10 perches, near the above, on which there is a growing crop of o<»ts, to be sold with the land. This pro perty being BUuated fo near the County Sale Yards should be (suitable for a dealer. Irsptction Invited. Liberal Terms of Payment. Note time of sale—ll 30. T. BULLOCK, 121101 Auctioneer. ——■«..—■_— — 3J . Jl .i,iiL,«.. —■ iii.ii i,■ ■■»»—g—3 Fnedlander ibros. MONSTER BALE. A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OJ? JAPANESE FANCY GOODS, ART OBJECTS, SILKS, &c. MESSRS FRIKDLaNDEU BROS, have received instructions from the " NIPPON HAKUBUTSUKWAN " OF JAPAN, TO SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON FKLDAY & SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21 and 22, At 2 p.m. each day at the ORANGE HALL, ASHBURTON, A VERY VALUABLE CONSIGNMENT OF O'l OASES of specially selected Fancy Goods, Japanese Ware, Silks for ladies' summer wear, Bronz9S, Bamboo Furniture, China and Porcelain Ware. This consignment is superior to any thing of this kind yet offered m the colony, and the manufacturers, with the object of disposing of the whole, have in structed us to SELL without the slightest reserve. The Goods will be on view at ihe Orange Hall sometime previous to the sale, due notice of which will be given, R. FBIEDLANDER, 12f61 Auctioneer. jk_f-_U(_nßllßßOWß«MßnWj|[B____»ll<«"^B*sJss Shipping ~Z_ np he ,^ljj*KP NEW ZEALAND co.s ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, FOR LONDON, Via Monte Video, Rio, Teneriffe, & Plymouth ! Port of I' Steamers. Tons. Departure. Date, Kaikoura j 4507 Wellington Dec. 29 Rimutaka 4515 Welling'on Jan. 24 Ruapehu 4202 Wellington Feb. 21 Tongariro 4163 — Mar 21 ) __ ]SSuiECKMBER 27 STEAMERS WILL ' CALL AT MONTE VIDEO AS WELL AS RIO. Reduced Fares to liOndon. Saloon—Single ... 50gs—-Return 85ga Second— „ ... 30ga — Return 50gs Steerage—  ... 15 to 19gs. Warrants issued for passages fro,m Great Britain fqr £10. ICs and upwards. "lf}KS'£' Clans' Round the World Tickets through Canada or United States, returning by N.Z.S.Co.—or vice versa, £125. For further particulars apply to MJL.ES & CO., LIMITED, Agents, ' £ shburton aad Rakaia. T"~"fLANO~"TUNING. = MR BUOKERIDGB will be m At-hburton on the 19th inst. Orders can be left; with Llewellyn- Owkn, Arcade Chambers. 12 110 I TO LET, at a low rental, small shop ijji the Arcade, ue^t b^t o^e to T^ncreq etreeto



1 enders. f {TENDERS are invited for building i» Cottage. Flans and specifications at my Office. Tenders close on FRIDAY, December 21, at 4 p.m. The lowest or any tender «ot necessarily accepted. K. BIRD, 12 113 Architect. npENDERS are invited for BuiHing -■- Store and Offices (near Post Cflice) plans and speci6citions at my office. Tenders €LOSbl on SATURDAY, December 22, at 4 p.m. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. BIRD, 12 114 Architect. Public Notices • southTrakaia domain. iT*HE above having boen granted to <he 1 Spcrte Committee on Boxing D^y, the same are au horiscd to charge Is each per adult. Id for each horse, and la for each trap admitted to the ground. WE3TCOTE LYITLETON, Vi 93 Chaiimm. ""YinwllFtown district! ]*j OTICE is hereby given that the fees -L* for registration of dogs for 1890 have been fixed as follows : — SFIEEP DOG 5, two shillings and six pence each. OTHER DOGS, ten shillings each. Collars may be obtained from the ot)i;e of Ms Johx Clark, who has been ap pcinted Registrar, E. GATES, Chairman. December 14, 1894. 12 108 ASHBURTON COU2STY COUNCIL. NORTH ASHBURTON RIVER BRIDGE ; AT DIGBY'S, NO ENGINE of greater weight than four tons Bhall be permitted to Cross this Bddgs. Owners infringing this Notice will be prosecuted and held liable for damages. By order, WILLIAM BAXTER, County Engineer. Ashburton, December 12, 1894. 12 89, ALLANDALE COAL COMPANY Limited. Savins' of 25 per rent, on Your Coal Bin. HAVE APPOINTED •TAJMLItiH ELLIOTT, COAL MERCHANT, WEST STREET, Agent for the County ALLANDALE is the best native coal produced on the Eastern Seaboard. It v an excellent Steam Coal, unrivalled for Bakers, splendid Domestic Coal_, does not sparkle and burns with a flame, Note the Address— JAMES ELLIOTT, WEST STREET, Opposite D. THOMAS. Newcastle Coal, Westport Coal, Fire wood, Stakes, Posts, etc. m stock, QT. STEPHEN'S CHURCH. Sunday Services, qn December \§, con-. ducted by THE BISHOP OF CHRISTCHURCH, $B.3o—Holy Communion. 11 a m—Confirmation. 2 45—Evensong, *Grbknstke£l, 6.3o—Evensong, Sfc Stephen's, Rev J. E. Blackburne. j +7 p.m—Confirmation, Springbukn. * Offertory m aid of St Mary's Home, t Candidates assemble twenty minutea before the hour of service. | All c jmmunicantß invited to attend. MONDAY 17, SPRING BURN HALL, Meeting of Parishioners of the Mcunt Somers, Alford and Springburn Districts an 7 30 p.m. 12 102 T. A. HAMILTON, Vicar. TiiSSMo^TolaNTY^aoSciL. TVrOTICE is hereby given that from This Date, a Reward of Ten Pounds sterling, will be given to any person or persons giving guch information, as will lead to the conviction of any person having caused the Burning of any of the o>isn|y Plantations, By Order, WILLIAM BAXTER, County Engineer November 12, 1894. 11 70 < "jVTO more Indigestion ; no more ner ' JLI vousness from indulging m too much tea drinking, for those who drink Health Tea. One trial will convince you. Hekby Z4.NDE9} Authori^cl Ajje^t



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