LATEST CABLE NEWS.

LABOR.

Sydney, October 6 About 150 printers have gone out on strike against a reduction to £2 15s per week. Many unionists, however, have accepted the terms of the masters, not withstanding the decision of the Union.

NEW GUINEA.

Sydney, October 6 News from New Guinea states that the natives on Possell Island attacked the French traders' station, killing everyone there, and eating one of the traders.

LAND TAX.

Hobaet, October 6. In the Legislative Assembly, Mr Fysch; Colonial Treasurer, stated that Government were determined, if the Council rejected the land tax, to amend the constitution on the basis of that existing m South Australia.

A BAD SMASH

m<l Hobakt, October 6 While the steamer Tongariro was leaving the wharf m charge of a harbor official, she crashed into the wharf through, it is supposed, the order of " Half speed astern" being misunder stood, and the vessel going half speed ahead, The Tongariro did not sustain the slightest damage, but 25ft of the wharf was destroyed. I

THE COREAN WAR

Thursday Island, October 6. Information has been received here from the East to the effect that, al though Japan has 50,000 troops m Corea, she is despatching additional men at the rate of 5000 daily, Shanghai, October 5. A body of Japanese have landed at Hurchund on the eastern coast of Corea, and are marching on the arsenal at Kirin. This is believed to refer to movements of the force which was sent to Posiette Bay. October 6. \ A rebellion has broken out m Mon-' golia, and troops have been sent to, suppress it. j October 7. It is reported that the Chinese have evacuated Moukden, and that a Ugan force is retreating on Kaichan. Rumors are current that seventy Japanese warships and transports entered the Gulf of Pechili on Tuesday last and steered m a north-easterly direction. Two thousand of Li Hung Chang's crack corps have deserted, owing to their not having been paid. China is raising a loan of ten million sterling, through a Tientsin firm. London, Octobar 5. Troops from Singapore will proceed to China if necessary. It is understood that the Cabinet has ordered the Redbreast, the Pigeon, and two other ships to reinforce Ad miral Fremantle and the China squad ron. The Pall Mall Gazette states that the Cabinet has rejected a proposal for a combined interference of the Great Powers to stay the hand of the* Japanese. j Paris, October 6. * The cruiser Isly has been oidered to China, and sails on Monday. October 7. A further addition is to be made to the French fleet m Chinese waters, and the cruisers Alger and Dougailouin, and the gunboat Lutin are under orders to proceed there. Beelin, October 6. Two additional warships are being sent to China. Sydney, October 8 Tokio papers publisfe a manifesto issued by the Progressist party, urging that Pekin be captured without delay, that China be compelled to sign m the capital a convention for the permanent preservation of peace m the East, and that the pride and obstinacy of China be crushed. The manifesto further states that to conclude a temporary peace would only create fresh danger, and that as the object of Japan was to assist Oorea, every possible effort should be put forth to prevent Corea being made the centre of action.

FRANCE and BRITAIN.

London, October 5 Ministers have resumed their holi days. Paeis, October 5 The British Charge d' Affaires, after a cordial interview with M. Hanotaux, the French Minister for Foreign An%irs, declared every difficulty was perfectly susceptible of settlement. The French Cabinet meeting was simply for the purpose of signing M. Courcel's appointment as Ambassador to London.

THE CZAR.

London, October 6 Ifc is reported that the condition of the Czar is much more serious, but j nothing *about the rumor is known at the Russian embassy, The latest message from St Petersburg states that he is very weak but not confined to '< bed. He goes to Corfu m December. The marriage of the Czarewitch has, In consequence of her father's illness, been indefinitely postponed. There was a general fall on the Bourses m Paris, Berlin, and Amster dam, owing to a report that the Czar was worse.

VICTORIAN POLITICS

Mbibouknb, October 8 In the course of a speech Mr Taverner said Government would introduce legis lation to establish a State bank, and would formulate a true Credit Foncier system. :

THE GOLD FEVER

Perth, (W.A.) October 8 Colonel North, purchaser of the Wealth of Nations mine, Ooolgardie, and the Mainland mine, Murchison. has obtained 289 ounces from a crush ing of seven tons of stone. Melbourne, October 8

A rich gold find is reported near Wurmugee,seven ounces being obtained from a bagful of dirt. A reef showing good gold was struck at ten feet.

FLOODS

Meibournk, October 8 Heavy rains m the northern and western districts have caused extensive damage, necessitating costly repairs to railway lines m the neighborhood of Ballarat and Stawell. > '

MORB DOCKS AT CHERBOURG

Paris, October 6 The Government has decided to build two great docks at Cherboug.

TONQUIN PIRATES

Paris, October 6. News has been received that Tonquin pirates caused a serious reverse to a French column at Tayeguan. |

WHOLESALE DESERTION

Capetown, October 6 Six shousand Mputas, Portuguese allies m Lorenzo Marquez, deserted directly they had been furnished with arms.

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Mies Leila Adalr who made a very sua cessfttl balloon ascent at Tiraarn last week, i rising to a considerable height, will make an ascent from the Domain on Wednesday, ' She will also attempt a parachute descent | on this occasion, which owing to some da raogfement of the apparatus ahe was not , able to do at Timaru. Should there be any hitck m the proceedings on Wednes day, an ascent will bo made the following day, weather permitting, or at any rate before she leaves A shburton. Miss Adair ia the only lady travelling who has ever attempted the parachute descent, At Palmerston North she rose fco a height of two and a half miles and dropped twelve thousand feet with the parachute. Miss Adair, her agent informs ua, his agreed to give two trophies aa prizeb for the bicycle races on Wednesday, The September number of the Journal of Labor states that the building trade is fair, there are very few houses to let, and the demand is increasing. The boot trade shows a slight improvement. Saw-milling is very busy, and some mills are working overtime. Unskilled labor is still m excess of the demand. In Chirstchurch the labor mirket has been relieved, some thirty men having been sent north to the railway works. At Ashburton the agent that 'some persons came from Christchurch and advertised a meet ing of unemployed ; six persons assem bled, three of them being freeholders living m the district.' At Timaru, the agent reporte that * be had a good many applications for work during the last month, bub when he wanted a party for road work at Mount Cook he could only get sixteen married and one single man to go, although previously they all expressed willingness to go anywhere.' In August there were 109. men employed by the Survey and 565 by the Public Works Department. There are some interesting articles on * Labor Legislation,'and Labor social problems. The ' Notes from the Australian Colonies' are also very read able. 'pHERE are two qualities of Health ■*■ Tea, both unsurpassed for strength, parity and lovely flavor. Prices, 2s 6d and 2s per lb. Ask your grocer for Health Tea, and see that you get it. Wholesale at Zander's

The Switchback Railway

A SERIOUS ACCIDNT.

From Our Own Correspondent A sad accident occurred m Christchurch on Saturday night m connection with the recently erected switchback railway, re sulting—though not m loss of life—m broken limbs to several of the unfortunate victims. The railway was formally opened on Thursday last by the Mayor, and it will give an idea of the popularly of the new institution when we mention that on Thurs day afternoon £37 was taken at a charge of threepence for each individual. On Saturday it was also very largely patronised. The line is about 130 yards long as the crow would fly, but with the undulations which really form the principle of this novel form of amusement, the distance actually traversed from end to end is about double that distance. The railway consists of two lines running parallel. Two cars capable of holding twelve persons each are available, md up to the time of the accident these fvere kept constantly full by persons de sirous of enjoying three pennyworth of switchback. The cars start simultaneously Irorn the opposite ends and on the different ines, and on reaching the place from which the other car started automatic working points similar to those used on jrdinary tram lines " switch back" the ;ar, and it returns to its starting point by a lifferent line. For some reason, which at >resenfe is a mystery, theße points failed to icfc m the case of one of the cars, and it I returned by the same line, consequently J iolliding with the other. An unfortunate jart of the accident was that it so happened ;hat the cars met at the bottom of the iteepest grade m the whole of the line, and it the time of the collision must have been ;raveiling at the rate of sixty miles an hour. Jtrange to say not a cry was heard from he occupants as they realised the awful sollision which was inevitable while they vhirled down the steep incline. Then came he terrible crash, and after that a shocking icene was disclosed. Several persons lay vith broken legs, others were unconscious vith concussion of the brain, while a few iscaped with injuries, fortunately of a less lerions nature. Medical assistance was soon bailable and several of the sufferers were :onveyed to the Hospital and others to their >omes. Following are the porticulars of the nore serious cases :—Johanna Fraser, aged ■wenty, daughter of Mr John Fraser, Opawa eceived a compound comminuted fracture o :he left leg and a comminuted fracture of th ■ighfc leg. Ernest Whittington, aged eighteen, eaiding m Linwood, had his left leg iroken. James Pearson, aged eighteen, a resident if Richmond, received injuries to his head ' .nd was unconscious for two hours. His ight leg was also fractured. Morris Williams, aged fifteen, son of Mr I Hood Williams. Secretary to the Lyttel on Harbour Board, had his left leg broken n two places, and received a severe blow iver one of hia eyes. Mis 3 Walls, Milton street, Sydenham iupposed to have been hurt, but the exten »f her injuries are not known. Miss Wilkinson, Ferry road, received con jusslon of the brain. Richard Chamberlain, aged about twenty - ive, received an injury to one of hia ihoulders, the extent of which cannot be ascertained until the swelling haa been reduced. A girl who was with Chamberlain hid me of her legs^bruised, but waenot seriously imrt.' Alfred % Milne, aged seventeen, residing ,n Richmond, received bruises on his hea d md right leg. He was stunned for a short time and was conveyed home m a cab. A young man named D. Whitmore was badly bruised and said to have been more seriously injured, bufc the full extent of his injuries was not ascertained lest night. On enquiry lasfc night at the Hospital it was ascertained that those taken to the institution were progressing as favorably as could be expected. A tew of the occupants of the cars escaped the collision. One of the men employed on the line seeing that it was impossible to prevent the collision, before the car had gained speed dragged a woman out, and two boys, who took their risk and jumped out, escaped injury. The accident caused con siderable excitement m Christchurch, greatly exaggerated rumors of the catastrophe being circulated, and many a home was rendered uneasy on Saturday night until all the various members which composed it had returned and dispelled the fear that they too perhaps were amongst the victims ofc the •• Switchback accident."

PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Later.

Miss Fraser now lies m a precarious con dition, but it will be several days before a definite opinion as to her state can be given. The railway is to be re-opened m a day or two, with one car, and will be altered so as to avoid the danger of similar accidents.

CRIMINATING EVIDENCE.

Memjourfe, October 7. The police have discovered a toma hawk and a heavy claw hammer behind the skirting boards of the re sidence of Mrs Vennell, who is m custody on a charge of murdering one of her children and maliciously wound ing two others.

Tfi£ ASHBUBTON fIPABDIAfI; MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1894



FOE SALE. A CAPITAL W )ME for a family, containing eight rooms, iX situate on | acre of ground, first-class quality and well stocked with good Fruit Trees, good healthy locality and within three minutes' walk of Church, Convent School, Borough School, Bailway station, Post office, and last but not least the Uomain. : F. FEKBIMAN. FOE SALE. A Second-Band Four Horse Power Portable Engine by Brown and May —one of the best English makers. Price how lerms Given. F. FEREIMAN. FOB SALE. One Second-hand Portable Engine, by Euston and Froctor; also one Double Bagger Chaffcutter, price low enough to warrant any fanner buying to keep on his own farm. F. FEBRIMAN, Ashburton. FOB SALE? A Farm of Eight Acres, with Four-Roomed House, close to behool and Railway Station. F. FERRIMAN For £85 you can obtain Over acre of Land, with a very Uomtortable Four-roomed House, fitted with Good Range and Dresser, there is also upon the land a Large Workshop which 3ould be used for a stable if desired. Why pay lOs a week when you can buy at this price? Title Clear. Terms can be irranged. Only six minutes 1 walk to Hampstead School. F. FERKIMAN. " i '■ ■ i> *■ f OB SALE. One Traction Engine, six-horse power, (a bargain) can 3e seen working at any time. F, FERRIMAN. FOR SALE. A block of 8 \ acres of land, owner would erect a house >n same and make terms with buyer. F. FERRIMAN. FOR SALE. GABOON'S PATENT BROADCAST SEED SOWER. PRICE jEf. Will sow Oats, Turnip, Clover, and other Small Seeds. P. FERRIMM. — AT — 8. SALEK'S Jewellery Establishment, Ashburton, SPEClili HATES. DOTHERAM'S English Lever Watches expressly made to S.SALIK'S order U> extra heavy dust proof cases fall jewelled from «4 1O» upward* ' LADIES'WATCHES from 22s 6d. Wonderful yak i. GOLD BROOCHES at 8s 6d and lOs 6d, and Silver at Is 6d] ONLY TO BE OBTAINED FROM S. SALEK. 4 UbKK w^— Lower-priced Chronographs kept m stock. Sole Agent for the Wonderful IMxit MHxit »IxU WHITE METAL WATCHES. Do not turn brass colored. PRIOES-Open Face, 20s to 80s for double-cased Levers^ ONLY TO BE OBTAINED FROM S, SALEK. Sole Agent forj LAZARUS' PATENT SYSTEM OF— SIGHT TESTING. SPBCIALITB SPECTACLES ensura Comfort and Correct Viaieu, ONLY TO 3E OBTAINED FROMJ >S. SALEK. Sight Testing FREE PLEASE NOTE REDUCED PBICES OF WATCH REPAIRS WATCHES CLEANED and Guaranteed for 5s Beßt Quality English MAINSPRINGS fitted 4a 6d. OTHER REPAIRS REDUCED IN PROPORTION. No Delay m getting JOBS DONE, and Satisfaction Guaranteed. - BM - Mnrir |*| S. SALEK, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER? EAST STREET, ASHBURTONj



T S O STAND THE SEASON afc my Farm, Liemore, The Well-known Stallion Arfyle, By the king of stallions. Young Banker (imp), dam Blossom by Lincolnshire Hero. Terms : 25a, payable at first ser vice. For farther particulars, apply to 10 42 L. FROST, Liemore. [ I>AKAIA .Sections.--Offers are invited *■*' for any of the following numbers, viz -26,124, 291, 292, 295, 297. Terms if required. T, BULLOCK. £100—Cottage of four rooms with Scullery, £ acre section of first-class land, for Sale at the above price on very liberal terms. T. BULLOCK. TO LET.—House and small quantity of land at Allentop, now m the occupation of Mr Buckley. _ T. BULLOCK. ~TIMAR(7 AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. | ANNUAL SHOW, 1894. OCTOBEB~Io and 31. ■pNTRIES for Sbeep, Cattle, and Pigg, ■*-* close on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20. Horses and other entries on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23. Catalogues can be obtained on application to GORDON P. WOOD, 10 *0 Secretary, PIANOFORTE. MISS FRIEOLANDER begs to announce that her Music Term will commence on October 1. Terms Moderate. Address—Tancred Street, Ashburton. ... .. ; ... .- -Uff Cheap Drapery. Cheap Drapery. SALE OF EDWARDS, BINNETT and Go's DRAPERY STOCK BARGAINS IN TWEEDS. HEAVY TWEED at Is o£d per yard BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS. DOUBLE-WIDTH CASHMERES Bid per yard BARGAINS IN BLANKETS. HEAVY WHITE BLANKETS from 8a lid BARGAINS IN • FLANNELLETTES. FLANNELLETTES from 3d per>rd BARGAINS IN ULSTERS. STFLISH ULSTERS from 2a lid BARGAINS IN BOYS' SUITS. JEST COLONIAL SUITS HALF COST BARGAINS IN HOSIERY. JOOD CASHMERE HOSE Is per pair YOU MAY EXPECT BARGAINS AND YOU WILL GET THEM W. H. COLLIER, "THE CORNER. j



I A CHOICE DISPLAY j OF FASHIONABLE NOVELTIES FOR Spring and Summer Wear. The Latest m Cotton and Wool Dress Fabrics Choice Goods for Blouses. Sunshades and Umbrella* Orepons, Muslins, Delaines, Linens, Drills, etc. I*ce Insertions, Edgings, and Trimmings Handkerchiefs m Silk, Linen, Muslin and Cambric. RAVISHING MILLINERY/ BEWITCHING BLOUSES. MANTLES, JACKETS, CLOAKS AND CAPES, CURTAINS, LIBERTY MUSLINS AND CARPETS, Oilcloths and Linoleums. MITCIELL& TDBBER.



HENRY ZANDER. f HAVE NOW IN STOCK and to ■*- Land MY SEASON'S SUPPLY OP WHITE CLOVER, RED CLOVER} ALSIKE COWGRASS. ENGLISH AND COLONIAL GROWN./ Samples of which can be seen germm* iting at my office. By experts they are pronounced the FINEST SEEDS which come to this Market. ?amplea and quotations of— CLOVERS, RYEGRASS, and COCKSFOOT, sent on application. I AM STILL SELLING FOR Strict Cash Only, until further notice :— 3est Silk Dressed Roller Flour, lOOlbs 7s Qd 3est Silk Dressed Roller Flour, 2001bs 14s White Crystal Sugar 2|d per lb finest "New Currants feleaned) Sfdperlb 31eme Raisins* 4Jd per lb Sultanas 4f d per lb ?ine White Sago If d per lb Nhite Flake Tapioca If d per lb split Peas If d per lb Valencia Raisins 4|d per lb Slectric Candles 121bs for 5s 3d Jheep Tongues lOd per tin And all other goods IN ALL DEPARTMENTS too numerous to mention AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES WINES & SPIRITS, ALES & STOUT, of Best Brands, m Stock. Eenry Zander, GENERAL MERCHANT AND DIREOT IMPORTER. AGENT FOR— . gun Fire Insurance office Australian Mutual and Provident Society J, tt Ford and Co



It. J3. RESXJHI_JU COMMISSION AGENT, ARCADE. AGENT FOB, WALTER A. WOOD, BINDER, Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Societyl 10 4 Limited.



TO LET.—Dwelling and Small Shop, well situated m Moore Street, good cook j ing range, also stable and shed, or the latter can be let separately. __. T. BULLOCK, S~F¥"cTT A L N 0 T I 0 E. TO LOVERS OP FLOWERS. THE Undersigned has Plants for bed' ding out of all the undermentioned sorts, of th« firat prize strain. Seeds imported from all the leading houses round the Globe. They will be ready about the first week of November :— Asters, Geraniums, Lobelia, Marigold (various), Phlox Drummondii, Petunias, Stocks, Tomatoes, etc. JAJMLES PORTER, Nurseryman and Seedsman, Clifton Nursery, Allenton, Ashburton. 10 29 TINWALD.—Jor bale on easy terms, T.S.s iQ, 51, and 52, three-quarters of an acre, corner of McMurdo and James streets. Owner particularly wishes to dispose of them at once. T. BULLOCK. FOR SALE. I /~*l OOD Sheep Country, m its native VIT" state, suitable for breaking up for turnips. 149 AOMS- 149 Coldstream Road District, being R.S, 32656. A bargain. Easy Terms. T. BULLOCK,



> - A, LAWBIE, SAUNDEES 1 BUILDINGS, EAST STREET Opposite Railway Station, A3HBURTON.



Public Notices T)ON'T BUY JARS when you can geb -*-/ them free. Snow Baking Powder (registered) is placed m Glass. Jars with metal lids: Price Is. Sole Manufacturers, Carson & Co^ DON'T use Unhealthy Tea or rancid Butter while you can get the beat of each at Cabson & Cos. DON'l sow inferior Seed while Carson & Co. sell the best m the market for both Farm and Garden. DON'T buy Brumagem Crockery when, you can get White and Gold China Cups and Saucers 7s 6d per dozen and Good Teapots Is each afc Carson & Co.'s. DON'T pay £26 for a Bicycle when you can order a Cushion Tyred Machin with ball bearings to every parfe £10, or with 1894 Dunlop s Tyres £16 from arson & Co. DON'T wear a Nickel Turnip Watch when you can order a Silver Keyless Hunting Lever through Carson & Co. at 42s 6d. ,



■ And Still We Lead. JOHN OKR & C° A RE SELLING FOR CASH OSLY, 251bs Finest Eoller Flour 2s 501bs Finest Eoller Flour 3s IOJd lOOlbs Finest Boiler Flour 7s 6d 2001bs Finest Boiler Flour 14s 251bs New Oatmeal 2s 4d 701bs Splendid White Sugar 15s 4d 561bs Finest Snowdrop 12s 8d Finest "White Sago and Tapicoa If d per lb Itfew Currants, Machine Cleaned 3|d Dessicated Cocoanut 8d per lb, 12fts 6s 2d Finest Mixed Peel 8d per lb, 21bs Is 3d, Tibs 3s 6d Oxford Blue 8d lb, 1 21bs 6s lid 'Sheep Tongues lOd per tin, 12 tins 8s lid Keave's Food lid per tin, 12 tins 10s 5d Cream of Tartar Is 2d per lb, 121bslls8d Edmond's Baking Powder lid per tin, 12 tins 10s 3d Sunlight Soap 6 tablets Is 2d Corn Flour 3|d per lb, 121bs 3b 3d Pure Pepper Is 2d per lb, 121bs 9s lid Marmalade m Glass Jars 8d Fine Salt lcwt bags 5s Juno Tobacco 5s per lb Candles s£d per lb, 121bs 5s 3d llemo Raisins 4|dper lb Sultanas 4f d per lb Washing Soda Id per lb Blacking 4Jd doz 1000 Vestas 5d per box, 4s lOd per doz Baking Soda 3d per lb, 6lbs Is V.H. Cocoa, lib tins 3s 4d, 12 tins 3bs Essence of Coffee, large bottles Is, 12 bottles 10s lid W ire Netting lyd wide 2|d Tea. Tea. Tea. We are prepared to quote Special Prices for TEA m 61b, 101 b, 201 b and 401 b lots that will astonish the natives. JOHN OftK, & GO IEOKMONGERS AND GENEBAL MERCHANTS. ~~CHEAP SECTIONALS. 60, Kermode street, west. Offera are invited for this; very low price will be accepted. { T. BUtoOCK.



Entertainments. Thrilling & Intrepid Act BY Miss iiCila A«I ir, The only living Lady Parachutist. In conjunction with BICYCLE SPORTS afc the Domain, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 Inflation, 3.30. Ascent, 4 o'clock. Collection will be taken at the gates on entering to defray expenses. 10 50



Tenders. mENDERS are invited for carpenter I. work (labour only) i o five shops for Mr T. Bullock, particulars at my office. Tenders close on WEDNESDAY, October 10, afc 4p m. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. BIRD, 10*46 Architect, mENDERS wantod by October 10 for 1. putting m 240 Acrea Turnip. Particulars may be obtained from D. MILLAR & CO., Hinds, Or JOHN ORE & CO., 10tl9 Aehburton. ■ m i jjwjj Pumic Notices. ASHBUBTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY COTTAGE GARDENS, mHE time for ENTRIES for the above 1 has been EXTENDED to SATUR DAY, October 20. PRIZE TROPfIY Will also be given for the BKST KEPT GARDEN. For particulars apply fco the secretary, 10 49 FRED. MAKEIG. AMERICAN OKGAN, THEORY OF MUSIC AND HARMONY. Mrs W. Bowman Fox, Pupil of London Masters, With Certificates from Trinity College, London, WILL Commence Teaching the above at the School of Music, Ash burton, on October 16, and will be there on WEDNESDA? & SATURDAY After noona, Next Week, from 3 to 6, for the purpose of arranging with intending pupila. MRS FOX will teach on Two Evenings of the week for the convenience of those engaged during the day. Pupils prepared for Trinity College Examinations. Terms : Two Guineas per quarter, to commence from any date. Highest testimonials from former pupila. 10 18 r\VR Stores and Offices WILL BE CLOSED on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 10th insfc., being the Day of Atonement. 10t43 FRIEDLANDER BROS. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. lIFE beg to intimate to those of our Clients m this district who propose send ing their wool to Christchurch for sale that the firsb sale of the season will take' place on UTovember 23, 1894. The premises we h»ve taken are com modious, and well adapted for the proper display of the clips, and being connected ! by railway siding there will be no cartage lor double handling of the bales, and terminal charges are dispensed with. N.B. —Please consign to Messrs Wood Bros., Private Siding, Addington.—F.B. FRIED LANDER BROS. 10 39



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