BROOCOLI.

I n_n the N.Z. Farmer.) I tribe of vegetables are Iltf *\,y foctthat they can be planted _W > use at various seasons of the ■P&n when there arc very few ___M£s available for the tabic m*f "ember of this family that is, :w* lS * r observation goes, somewhat W* d°_ *i 8 country. It is a hardy B__T *m difference between some ___f*SfW broccoli* and cauliflowers m& a n. Some think, owing llrery S " ' o £ Bo meof the varieties of I*rS. has been derived from the generally known as ___K<bnt this is probably a mistake. \Wwf > !»_h closer connection between W°'* iblfand the cauliilower, we should WL° nU inbor of cultivated vai-let ies and these may be classified »ffl having purple and green 1"j those having the heads cream _r_f_3 sulpln"', and those having _Pr,. Amongst the first class we »*___rS kinds the early Purple Kton or Late Cape. Both these as late as the beginning ''•"-. in this country, although, if a \W™Jk in they will not do much fcL artificially watered With ifSoi-tnre they, will do _ well T_ f into use in the winter. S_lij-_r sowing should be made j '**, aQ d perhaps plants from ■*>£_- could be procured from RShers t° P lant . fc . hi * month. BW-J-TCspe grows to a height of from flirt 18 inches. The leaves are erect rwd with the veins and midrib mum p« i 'P le -, Ifc , has . com P a . c^ -Bvtrteen heads of medium size, which TlVome green. The Green Cape f Srow leaves, which usually ■J-kdff', which are greenish. An l_rU_thelhvarf Purple, or Danish, ______£I caUed the Hardy Siberian. Ht-H- valued for its great hardiness, IBj, nders it suitable for exposed situa- ScoW districts. A first sowing of IKtvmaybe made in the Northern wLwL latter part of September, and B__U_olflin October ; and the heads will _____*-» the following spring. The lir._iout.inei3alsoagood,strong-grow ___U_Y"Kndi -rowing from two to EH h_' hitfb. with leaves much in " rZd of a purplish-green in colour. _______feadeep purple, and after it is l______r heads sprout from the axils of _E_Fleaves'. After the first head is 111 the autumn the sprouts continue _■ isiasopply ail through the winter. Edna the beginning of December H-iiableVsons will furnish heads or HTarl. next spring. This sort in SL out should be allowed plenty of K_»ach as two feet every way is Eittnroper distance. A gardening BEStttWoigriiised authority says this ■Bind is the be3t of the Purples. IKu-two £ Profitable Gardeniny says gutolmrs there aro two good K_«Pbrtsmouth or Southampton,, and B«-_o_■ Brimstone Broccoli. These ■iA-bowd for the spring market in ■Miiheaded broccolis aro the most lIU oMrem their resemblance in raft to' <4_}i_owers. (Grange's Early S"--_re-koned the best by most people. end of October or first half of §§fajtriiould produce beautiful heads Hprjjig April, May, and June. But by English growers to entirely in oharncter as K|i_t___i)fowing probably to having a msted with other varieties. I js__Bent variety is Veitch's Pro- Bfe+|ttis.is a midwinter kind and ; ptatajoiy grown. The name arises 9pjfj|pbab the leaf stems are twisted ■p iW *h4t the leaves form a pro- HE«renng for the heads in fiosty _\_mk : -?I-S' broccoli produces firm, Bk tißtpact white heads, which Sa lrion in flavour, and the plants j||i_y strong and hardy. A very BjwwfetV ,is that known as Will }mti& in Encland furnishes a supply m_—i i-tll cauliflowers are in season. ||il»lta_is a kind very highly re apdrf By ilr Shirley Hibberd, who §j|§!&> (uevSr gardener sowing true B<W|ich_reii could manage to cut _ BmriHUyiii the year from it, and Mliitoiihlo in having them from sny !' : Hil|-!ffwuary to the end of July, ||pjtorf_ed they have enjoyed a due Bj tfioiature during the summer. Bpitf4jjf .bis kind, as the last sowing, Hpptttiit the first week of this month. ■ Ks.tptgßh.uld be pricked out from : UMw viien they aro two or threo •|||B _jjb, and planted ou. finally ; MMpfe *1* weeks later. Those jj3p_-to stand over the winter >®Mtet«d fifteen inches apart every SB. *w|lntended to come Into use should be allowed not ■Batt-rty inches &\m% as plenty at to tho production of finer 4 MM season. Hffi -% plants come up in a seed bed HWdtetilinned where too thick, for ■Ni nwer be unduly crowded at j||»i«i«f eteir growth. Before trans jffljjj'f? l Beds, If it is dry weather, ■P.PtfU watered, so that the mois- to the lowest roots. Early IJ^^lw transplanted when very jjtjf'jtfww ver y carefully to avoid a H**"«* Jwwth, for you have to guard wF&fo danger of such a check lead 'SJ™* ■heotilig' prematurely into popularly speaking run • soil which is most of broccoli, and also BTO|a|_irly rich, loamy soil, with SyaMkiic. in it. Very heavy manur |S ~a a larger heads, but not so good f iii i ' lme '* of S 1^8,6 benefit to this as a mjinure and as an -rai. tlila y be either dug or hoed ____H__) i* g urface of the ground ■|Mi|tbyr_;iti. The best manure Hrf»y Otdinary farmyard manure, M-^i™ 6 °* wirte, f during periods Mnfestbtf is eseontial to ihe highest ; _____i_|lWk > this vegetable as well as WS' he first **"'- for anyone to fflftlr^ vegetable garden is to ■ffltlP artificial supply of water, of * hydraulic ram, or H__H^r, bema y prefer—but water, jp%<H&pmu4havo.

THE AUCKLAJND EVENIJNG STAR, TUESDAY, DECEMBER _0, 1887.

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Prapery, Clothing, &c. miu ii, II ILLlnSwid fi If IfjIJuLLAuo theurpw !t ! the attention of tho P«blic to their Direct Importations for assortment nf ?T±? U \ ° X s.«- " K,uapehu," " Tainui," etc., including a splendid the new 2 i G , m - haniß » Fvench Sateens, and all Wool Dress Materials in h b ;. lacle ; l i- Yosemite, Bengal and Egyptian Stripes in Lawns and other light Fabrics, specially selected for this climate. French and English Millinery in Exquisite Models B,ST d ' VerS^,° f Styles in Sumrnev Visites, Dolmans, Dust Cloaks, etc. rl Llne " Gloves in Taffctta, Silk, Kid, and Swede, at astonishingly iow puces. Morley- and Brcttlc's Hosiery in Silk, Lisle, Cotton and Cash mere, in Black and Colours. Parasols and Sunshades in the Newest Designs, A LOT OP GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN FANCY GOODS. POT PLANTS, ETC., FOR THE CHRISTMAS TRADE. . These Goods being all Imported Direct, will be found marked at prices that are worthy of public attention. Wilson, Williams and MoCdllagh, NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, 180 & 182, QUEEN STREET LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I wish respectfully to call your attention to a matter of very grave importance, and at the same time ask your assistance in, at least, countenancing a matter that ought to be looked into by EVERY PURCHASER OF CLOTHING, via., Are you Supporters of New Zealand Clothing Factories, OR, Are you Supporters of Australian Clothing Factories ? MY ANSWER IS, IT MATTERS NOT TO THE CHEAP CASH DRAPER, As in the last two stocks which I purchased for about TEN SHILLINGS IN THE POUND, the fixtures are full of both, consequently I am now offering the following lines at abuot AJL _Ol JL_ JL JL Al A \J J_J9 50 MEN'S KAIAPOf AND GEELONG " LION BRAND " TWEED SUITS, sold elsewhere Cos : reduced to 38s 9d 43 MEN'S KAIATOt*AN_J OEELONG "LION BRAND" SUITS, sold elsewhere 52s 6d : reduced to 37s (. d 35 MEN'S GEULONG < ; LION BRAND" TROUSERS AN I) VESTS, sold elsewhere 26b 9d ; reduced to 17s 9d ... 55 MEN'S GEELONG "LION BRAND " TROUSERS AND VESTS, sold elsewhere 32s 6d ; reduced to 19s 9d SOMEN'S GEELONG "LION BRAND" TROUSERS, sold elsewhere 17s od ; reduced to lis 9d . 100 PAIRS MEN'S "LION BRAND" MOLE TROUSERS; reduced to 4s lid and The above Goods are sold elsewhere for nearly double my quotations, but as I am not 'i supporter of Australian manufactures when we can produce A BETTER ARTICLE FOR LESS MONEY in New Zealand, I am prepared, and in tho position to sell tho above lines at the prices ulready quoted, simply because I purchased them for lis 9d IN THE POUND. BY ORDER OF JblJ* Ui" i-V -Ma _& 9 THE CHEAP CASH DRAPER, OPPOSITE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, QUEEN-STREET, And at J. GtLMOUR'S OLD PREMISES, Karangahape Road, opposite Bank of New Zealand. N B—l- reference to my *ULE PRICE SALE of J. Gilmoob's £5,500 Stock pur t. _w„_, ii. Qrl in the £. I have the p easure of thanking my Customers and tho public _-*_-_->_. Ha|f pr . ce g a(e Promising to give them GREATER BARGAINS still between this and Christmas, as By Order -_i i ■ ~r -_r xi• vjrJll J\. I j The well-known Cheap Cash Draper, NEWTON & QUEEN - STREET, _L\-J-J VV -^ QSITE B ANK OF NEW ZEALAND. ASK YOUR §ii®ES FOR # /g_ \n.z.wb?w*jal gazette. , f|\ __. - M W3L\ %" The blending is entirely atten _._-! 'i AT >-£Jmk* % d.l to by Mr. Nelson t.lin-elf; oQI. E CCbM M SmvsoW % who is a Taster of great expen im TWF B pr__\_mK \ ran, TIMABU HERALD*" H>( ir"T ff £ «k "This firm deserves the sup- I -% m #'"MlHfflsP \ m- portQfallpiirch-sersofTea lASa-*. mm. . \3 A! i _JK_&. \ %as the article they offer is V\f C\ DLV f /. n»_&«H's\ « superior to anything we WV/ n V M V\ % have seen in thisCelwy.V lt*V S I® . and PUREBLEHDEP HAS?



Public Notices BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! T. EVANS, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, IsTJai-W-TOIT Calls the attention of his numerous Customers and Public generally to the Splendid Stock of Boots and Shoes of all kinds, made on his own premises specially for the present season, by some of the most practical workmen in the Colony. The goods are made of the very best English and Colonial leather, and for style, durability and cheapness cannot be surpassed. The following is a price list of the most serviceable lines:— s. d. Men's Elastic Sides, Colonial calf... ... ... ... 10 9 Men's smartL-ce-ups, English kip ... ... ... 10 9 Best cow hide Watertight., strong ... ... . ... H 9 Bluchers, Colonial kip ~. ... ... ... ... t> 9 Women's Calf Kid Leglets ... 0 9 Dairy Boots ... ' ... ... ... ... ... 7 9 Boys' and Girls' School Boots, High and Low Legs, suitable for town or country wear, and without doubt the best and cheapest in the trade. Also a large variety of English, French and German goods, in Low Shoes, Leglets, Button, and Elastic, and a splendid assortment of Boys' and Girls' Patent and Kid Low Shoes. Please note the Address :— THE PEOPLE'S BOOTMAKER, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON, The Best and Cheapest House in the Colony for Boots. WHOLESALE and FAMILY DRAPERS, Beg to intimate that for the present Season every Department is now replete with All the Requirements for a First-class Trade. S. and C. being the Largest Retail Importers of SILKS, DRESSES, ' GENERAL DRAPERY AND CLOTHING IN AUCKLAND, and conducting their business on STRICTLY CASE PRINCIPLES, are in the best possible position to serve the public well. AU Goods marked in Plain Figures, for CASH ONLY. No Second Prices. No Dis counts. Any article not approved, and. relumed in good condition within _..£ days, will be ex changed, or money returned. IMPORTERS. TELEPHONE No. 339. BRANCH : NEWTON. COMPULSOEY SALE. BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS. In consequence of the death of Mr Robert Garrett, ono of the partners in the well known firm of GARRETT BROTHERS, it is necessary to realise the whole of the Estate in order to arrive at a settlement, prior to a re-arrangement of Partnership. The acting Executors have therefore ordered the ENTIRE STOCK of COLONIAL AND IMPORTED BOOTS AND SHOES now held by the firm, to be sold at once, at such pi-ices as will effect a complete and speedy clearance. S-A_Xj_B _DTOW 02ST_ ———————————— To give a Complete Price List of this Leviathan Stock (the contents of thousands of Trunks and weighing hundreds of tons), would bo impossible An inspection alone will prove tho truth, of this announcement. SPACE WILL ONLY AdMIT OF A FEW PRICES TO BE QUOTED. Infants* Strap Shoes reduced to Is, Is 3d, la 6d Ladies' Genuine Glove Kid Elastic Sides re- Infants' Strap Shoes, several styles, reduced to duced to 10s 6d ,_.'„__, 2s6d Ladies Kid Button Boots reduced to 93 6d, Children's High Leg Lace Boots, 2s 6d, reduced 10_6d.lls6d , In Is lid Lidies extra quality Balmorals reduced to 14s 6d Children's Elastic Side Boots reduced to Is 4d, Men's Bluchers, own make, reduced to 3s lid IS _d - Men's Cricket Shoes reduced to 5s 6d j ffirls' Derbr Shoes reduced to 4s 6d, 4s lid Men's Walking Shoesreduced toss 6d, 7s 6d, 10s6d fiiple' Button Shoes reduced to 4s 6d, 5s 6d . Mens French Calf Shoos reduced to 12s 6d, 13s 6d Todies' Prunella Walking Boots reduced tO 4s 6d Men's Kid Shoes, own make, reduced to 13s 6d 6d * *«"*.. * Men , g E]afitio Sldea rocUloed t0 78 6d< 8g 6d> 10s6d T nHiflV Prunella Walking Shoes reduced to4s9d, Men's English Elastic Sides reduced to 12s 6d 5s 6d strong Balmorals r.duced to 8s 6d, 10s 6d, Ladies' Levant Walking Shoes rednced to 58 6d, lis j&d, .„■.._, , I _,_„,_, 6 .fid Men's French Calf Balmorals reduced to 133 6d Ladies* Sun-rior German Shoes reduced to Men's Watertights reduced to 8s 6d, 9s 6d. 10s 6d 7s od 8s t>d Boys ' Goloshed Elastic Sides reduced to 4s 6d, Todies'ihrst Quality French and German Shoes, 5s 6d 103 63 12s M - Children's Leather Lace and Elastic Bides T, n -ipi'Evenine Shoes reduced to 3s 6d, 4s 6d, reduced to 4s 6d 4s lid Boys' English Balmorals reduced to 5s 6d Ladies' Levant Walking! Boots reduced to 5s 6d, Girls' Levant Elastic Sides reduced to 5s 6d _q fid Children a Double-sole Straus reduced to 3s 6d Ladles" Kid Elastic Side's reduced to 5s 6d, Bath Slippers reduced toTs 6d. is 9d . fin fid 7s 6d j Men's Carpet Slippers reduced to 2s 6d Ladies' House Boots reduced tp 3s 6d, 3s lid Ladies' beat Prunella Slippers reduced to 3s lid GARRETT BROTHERS/ WAKEFIELB-STBEET, o•, ■' :.; {-.',". - ■■"•- 'if\*.v,. s -_siP '■■; ROAD, AUCKLAND. „ | || Mil i I " CHEAP DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS IIAE ANGAHAPE road c'._-I-._l



Business Notices. ,' GREAT CHRISTMAS FAIR AS INAUGURATED BY R HAMAH & 00. Is now on full speed ahead IMMENSE SUPPLIES OP SHOE LEATHER JUST OPENED FOR KEEPING UP THE STEAM. NOT A PAIR OF OLD STOCK IN THE WHOLE COLLECTION All New and Fashionable Goods by the most celebrated makers, suitable fr r a ™? T ffT w and not too rough on the pocket. Indeed, to ensure the CHRISTMAS JJAJJ^-o- TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS, our Stock has been re-marked to such a tune max, it will pay country visitors splendidly to make a deal at the GREAT CASH BOOT PALACE, Save their railway fare, choose their purchases from the best-selected stock in the Noith • Island, and return home with the conviction that they havo done a good day a work. The Auckland public understand this well, and show their apprecia tion of it by crowding up thick. READ OUR The biggest bargains of the season arc on the big table. It fairly groans beneath them. Child ren's Boots and Shoes at 6d a pair. It's a fact. Come and prove it. Eie:litcen-penny Boots, nau a-crown Boots. Hundreds of pairs of them. See the Boys' Strong Copper Toe Lace-ups, is 60, 2s 6d, 3s 9d, and 4s 9d per pair. They can't be got wholesale at 50 per cent, more money. A Dig line of Ladies' High Leg Prunellas at 3s lid, extra quality. Pinet's Satin Shoes in blue, lose, cream, and white, 10s 6d, for this month only. Ladies' Kid and Moroccco Deri-y and Oxtora Walking Shoes, sown, 4s lid, 5s lid, 6s 6d. Mew Goods ! iJagniliccnt Value !! Children's Strap Shoes, in all colours, 9d, Is. Is 6d Extra High Leg, 9s Cd 10s 6d, lis 6d Children's Elastic Side Boots, Mock Button, Ladies' Kid Elastic Side Boots, Kivetteu or 2-6, is Sewn, 4s lid , _■, _ tv _ Children's Laco and Elastic Side Boots, 6d, Is, Ladies' Cashmere House Boots, 3s 3d, 3s lia, is ls6d 6d,4s lid . „ ~ . ~ Children's Cloth Button and Lace Boots. Is, Is 3d Ladies' Tennis Shoos. 3s 6d, 3s lid, 4s 6d, osl 6o Children's Coloured Elastic Side Boots, Is Ladies' Glove Kid Elastic bides, Extra Jrlign Girl's Kidand Levant Walking Shoes, 7-10,3s lid Leg, 8s 6d „ .. „ 11—1.456 d Ladies' Glace Kid Elastic Sides, Extra High Girls' Extra High Leg Levant Lace-up Boots, 'Leg, 7s 91 , _„. _ .~, 4-6, 3s 9d Indies' Glace Kid Walking Shoes, 4s lid 7-9. 4s 9d Ladies' German Walking Shoes, 6s lid „ 10-13, Ladies' Evening 2s lid, 3s 6d, _s lid, 4s 5s 9.1 ' 6d,5511d. 6s6d ~_ _ Girls' Extra High Leg Copper Toe Lace-up Boots Ladies' Button Walking Shoes, 6s lid, 7s lid, 69 4-6,359 d 11d.956d.10.56d __ . ... , „ ~ 7-9 Ladies Glove Kid Button Boots. Extra High 4s 9cl Leg, 8s lid ~ ~ „ ~ 10-13, Ladies' Levant Lace-up Boots, double soles, 5s 5s 9cl Hd Girls' Extra High Leg Copper Toe Lace-up Boots Ladies' Levant Elastic Sides, Mock Button, 4—6, Is 6d, 2s 6d superior quality. 6s lid „ ~ Ladies' Leather Slippers, E'astic Fronts, 2s lid 7—9, 3s 9d ' Ladies' Calf Balmorals, Extra High Leg, 7s 6d, 7s lid, 3s 6d ]o—l3 4s 9d Ladie.' Systematic Button and Lace Boots, 16s Girls' Calf Elastic Side Boots, own make, from 6d. 17s 6d 3s lid Ladies' Otto Herz Walking Shoes. 12s 6d Girls' Sand Shoes. 2s 6d Ladies' Pinet's Walking Shoes. 20s Girls' .«trai) Shoes, first quality, double soles, ladies'Pinet's Walking Boots, 255, 27s 6d 2a 9d Men's Armour Plated Bluchers, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 4s Girls' Kid and Levant Elastic Sides, from 3s 9d lid ..... Girls' Cordovan House Slippers. 2s lid Men's Cricket Shoes, all colours, 4s lid Girls' Venetian 1 louse Slippers, 2s 9d Men's Calf Walking Shoes, own make, 7s lid Girls' Rational Boots, Extra High Leg, Lace Men's Calf Kid Shoes. _Ui.et.or quality, lis od and Elastic Sides, 4s ltd. 5s 6d Men's Cal' Elastic Sides, own make, 6s lid, 8s Boys' Strong Copper Toe Lace-up Boots, 7—9, 6d, 9s lid 3s 6d Men's Strong Balmorals, own make, 7s 6d Boys' Strong Copper Toe Lace-up Boots, 10—13, Men's English Balmorals, a handsome line, 8s 4s 6d lid Boys' Strong Nailed Lace-up Boots, 10—1.1, 5s 6d Men's Cove and West's Balmorals, 12s 6d, 14s 6d, Boys'StroiigiNailcdLacc-upSchoolßoots, 10-13, 16s 6d 4s lid Men's Cove and Wests Shooting Boots, 15s 6d, Boys' Strong Leather Elastic Sides, 3s lid, 1756d,1856d __._._,, 4s lid, 5s lid Men's Cove and Wests Oxford Shoe T , sewn, 12s Youths' Strong Nailed Lace-up Boots, I—s, 6d, 14s 6d 6s lid Men's Cove and Wests Kid Shoes, 12s 6d, 14s 6d, Yotths'Strong Elastic Side Boots, own make, 17s 6d --~-„,, 6s 6d Men's Sa-ong Naded Watertights, 7s Hd, 8s lid, Youths' Strong Nailed Bluchers, Heel and Toe 9a 6d. 10s 6d .•_',; Tips, 4s 6d Men's Kip Nailed Shooting Boots, 10s 6d, lis 6d, Ladies' Best High Leg Austrian Prunella Walk- 12s 6d ' ' , ing Boots, 3s Hd, 4s Hd. 5s lid Men's Carpet and Venetian Slippers, from Is lid An Immense Stock of English and German Men's Strong Leather Slippers, Elastic Fronts, Prunellas, 5s od, 6s 6d, 7s 6d 3s 6d Ladies' Kid Laco Boots, Extra High Leg, best Gentlemen's Tennis Shoes, 3s lid, 4s 6a. 5s 6d quality, 83 6d. 9s 6d. 10s 6d Peerless Gloss, 6d ; Nubian Blacking, Is- Ladies' Glace Kid Button and Lace Boots, Glycerole, Is; Uoot Protectors, 3d per card. SATURDAY, Dec. 17, AND FOLLOWING WEEK-SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS. MAKE A NOTE OF IT ! TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT ! See the 6d Box. See the 9d Box. See the Is Box. See the Is 3d Box. See the Is 6d Box. See the Is lid Box. Sec the 2s lid Box. All Flowing with Bargains. Repairs done in first-class style with first-class material, and our charge, are the mos. reasonable in town. We are the largest Boot Manufacturers in the North Island, and at the present time are turning out some 3,000 pairs per week. Country orders, if accompanied with cash, will receive prompt attention and despatch. MARK THE ADDRESS— Auckland Gash Boot Palace, 172 Queen-street AUCKLAND. R. IIAN~NAH & CO., PROPRIETORS. ' ' i ' -*-———-*—— T. & S. MORRIN & 00. (LIMITED), HARDWARE MERCHANTS. ETC., ETC., ETC. T. & S. MORRIN & CO. have now landed their SEASON'S STOCK of the and-"" mentioned Goods, and invito inspection. *- w 5 S GARDEN CHAIRS, GARDEN SEATS, &c. LAWN TENNIS GOODS. Single and Double String Tennis Rackets. A SPECIAL LINE OF INEXPENSIVE TENNIS RACKETS. TENNIS BALLS! | LAWN TENNIS MARKERS! | TENNIS POLES! TENNIS NETS! LAWN MOWERS! LAWN LOWERS! New Improved Lawn Mowers, light and easy to work. Lawn Mowers at all prices. MASON'S. FRUIT JARS. THE SIMPLEST AND BEST FOR PRESERVING. ALL KINDS OF . r . FRUIT, ETC., ETC. ' - FRUIT BISERVIHG PANS, ENAMELLED IRON, BRASS, COPPER, ETC. ALL SIZES IN STOCK, lee Cream Freezers, lee Safes, lee Boxes* Garden Hose, LaWn Sprinklers, Etc. T. &8. MOEEIN&GO. (LIMITED), Furnishing Ironmongers AUCKLAND, N.Z, •*""'' ■ * ""■ **- , «<«lfe* T,: '''^C^*__S«__|i