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THE "GARDEN ISLAND.
OUR BUSES
MEN
Continued from pagt 1.
there's not a set of men connected
with A firm on Kauai, who transacts
more business than these faithful
count' workers do each month,
and well do they deserve all credit.
In this building:, too, the Hoard
of Supervisors holds its monthly
meeting, at which in absolute har
mony, the affairs of the county are
regulated.
Lihue's Bank:
The Manager of this most sub
stantial banking house, is Mr
Frank Crawford, who, we are also
pleased to chronicle, is our post
master.
Mr. Crawford has been a resi
dent of Lihue for a number of
years. He assisted in drawing plans
for the bank, and now has the
satisfaction of presiding over
business which has within the last
few years, increased by leaps and
bounds. Manager Crawford is
man of integrity and is without
question one of the best posted and
most conservative business men on
Kauai.
The Kauai Garage
J. A. Hogg, manager o f the
Kauai Garage, has by far the neat
est garage on Kauai. Manager
Hogg now and then does a rent
business, but is, strictly speaking,
in the sales business. He has a
complete repair shop in connection
with his garage. Mr. Hayselden,
an expert on gasoline engines and
autos has charge of the shop while
Manager Hogg takes particular
pains to personally oversee every
thing which comes from or goes to
his garage. Manager Hogg is a
firm, frank and a most estimable
business man, which gives his con
cern the reputation of being one of
the most reliable on the island. In
addition to managing the affairs of
the garage, he is Superintendent
of the Kauai Telephone Co.,
The Kauai Telephone Co:
The Kauai Telephone Co., is
the busy firm of the island, with
its net-work of wires, stretching
from Maua to Haena, like gigantic
spider webs on the dewy morning
grass. Few there are who realize
the attention required to keep these
long lines in repair. The rapiditv
with which breaks are mended and
disconnections are made, indicates
Superintendent Hogg's keen-eyed
alertness for pilikias. The lines
are all kept in splendid repair and
the service cannot be beaten.
The Lihue Central:
Right here let us pause for suffi
cient time in which to pay a pass
ing compliment to the Lihue Cent
ral, who, notwithstanding the
knocks and hasty expressions of
nervous people, is always as serene
as a mill pond never so disturbed
or impolite as to neglectan accom
modation for a subscriber. Truly
she has the patents of Job and the
forbearance of an angel. The
young man who holds the switch
borad on the night watch, is none
the less attentative to his duties
and is equally deserving of high
est praise.
Lihue's Ice and Soda Works:
"How would you like to be the
ice man?" Well, if we could only
freeze on to such a successful plant
as A. D. Hills manages, we would
like it immensly. Even to think
of a cake of ice these sweltering
days is some consolation, but what
is it compared with a whole ice
plant and a big soda water works
combined. If we were there this
minute, the whole works would
certainly suffer a considerable loss.
For years, Mr. Hills has managed
this very prosperous manufacturing
establishment, and whether from
association, or what not, he has be
come one of the most cool headed
and well known business managers
on Kauai.
The Kapaia Store:
The Kapaia Store, w i t h its
handsome new edifice, its modern
improvements and immense stock
of general merchandise, stands as
a landmark to the name of J. 15.
Fernandes. who began business
here a number of years ago in a
very small way. Courtesy, honesty
and perseverance have won for Mr.
Fernandes, a standing in the
community which could not have
been gained otherwise. He is a
small, quiet and unassuming man,
and takes much pride in the neat
ness of his store. Mr. Sousa is
his head assistant whHe each em
ployee of this large store is an ex
perienced man in his line, and
Manager Fernandes is to be con
gratulated on his ability to select
men of their character in assisting
him in the adminstration of his
constantly increasing business.
The Kauai Shinpo:
The Kauai Shinpo Sha, is
situated m Kapaia, and is the only
Japanese newspaper on Kauai. It
js a, weekly and edited and managed
LEGAL NOTICES
Tenders, Grading
Hids will b e received by the
Kauai Loan Fund Commission at
Lihue, Kauai, until 10:00 o'clock
A. M. of August 17th. 1911, for
furnishing all labor, tools and ma
terials, and constructing 16oo feet
section 2 of the n e w Hanalei
Hill grade, at Hanalei, Kauai. A
certified check for 5 per cent of the
amount bid must accompany pro
posals. Plans and Specifications can be
had by application accompanied
by S5.00 to the undersigned.
The work consists, in the great
er part of excavating about 12000
cubic yards of earth and placing
same according to Specifications.
J. H. Moragnh.
Engineer of the
Kauai Loan Fund Commission.
Lihue, Kauai,
Aug. 4th., 1911.
Tenders, Grading
Bins will be received by the
Kauai Loan Fund Commission at
Lihue, Kauai, until 10:00 o'clock
A. M. of August 17th., 1911, for
furnishing all labor, tools and ma
terials, and constructing 3300 feet
section l of the new Koloa-Lawn
i grade near Koloa, Kauai. A
certified check for 5 per cent of the
amount bid must accompany pro
posals. Plans and Specifications can be
had by application accompanied by
$5.00 to the undersigned.
The work consists, in the greater
part, of excavating about 7000 cu
bic yards of earth and placing same
according to specifications.
J. H. Mokagnk.
Engineer for the
Kauai Loan Fund Commission,
Lihue, Kauai,
Aug. 4th., 1911.
Tenders, Steel Bridge
Sealed Tenders will be receiv
ed by the Kauai Loan Fund Com
mission at Lihue. Kauai, T. H.,
until 12:00 o'clock M., of Septem
ber 6th., 1911, for furnishing One
Pin connected Pratt Truss Steel
Bridge, with all necessary bolts and
rivets for erecting.
Loading:- Bridge to be propor
tioned for 16 ton traction engine
trailing three 10 ton Wagon on 10
foot wheel bases.
Dimensions:- Width o f railway
16'; length of bridge, center to
center of end pins, 110'.
Floor System:- Steel floor beams
wooden stringers and wooden floor.
Strain Sheets-Drawings etc.:
Bidders will submit with their pro
posals strain sheets showing sizes
and strains of each member, also
fully detail plans and specifications,
all of which must meet with the
approv.il of the Engineer of the
Kauai Loan Fund Commission.
Bridge to be designed in confor
mity with Coopers Standard Speci
fications and must be delivered to
the Commission entirely free of rust.
Bidders will state in their propo
sal the sum for which they will fur
nish the bridge complete F. O. B.,
Honolulu and the shortest time in
which delivery can be guaranteed.
A certified check for 5 per cent
of the amount bid must accompany
proposals.
The Kauai Loan Fund Commis
sion reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
J. H. Moragne.
Engineer for the
Kauai Loan Fund Commission.
Lihue, Kauai,
Aug. 4th., 1911
Tender, Concrete Bridge
Sealed bids will be received by
the Kauai Loan Fund Commission
until 12:00 o'clock noon of Septem
ber 6th., 1911, for furnishing all
labor, tools and materials, and con
structing a 200 foot four span rein
forced Concrete Bridge, on founda
tion already prepared, at Hanapepe,
Kauai, according to Plans a n d
.Specifications which will be furnish
ed upon application accompanied
by $5.00 to the undersigned.
A part of the machinery and ma
terial for doing the work is at hand
and it will be necessary for bidders
to visit the ssite in order to famili
liarize themselves with conditions
to be met.
A certified check for 5 per cent
of the amount bid must accompany
each proposal.
J. H. Mokaonk.
Engineer for the
Kauai Loan Fund Commission.
Lihue, Kauai,
Aug. 4th., 1911.
by Mr. Iuikunaga, a popular
Japanese citizen who is well known
among his countrymen as an able
writer and keen businessman. Mr.
Sheba, owner of the Hawaii Shinpo.
Honolulu, is also associated with
this paper, which fact adds iin
mensely to its popularity.
Continued in our next issuci
We sell
STERLING 1911 BICYCLES
For $25.00
With Coaster Break, $30.00
14 ffl M H Mirtrs, irnWfia 0 V VE
LEGAL NOTICES
in 'i'ii I". ciwtit couut, fifth
CI IMT IT, TKIMilTOItY 111'
HAWAII.
In Probate At Chambers, No.
In the Matter nf tin- Estate of Aliolo
Kankuu, of Waimea, Kauai, deceased
te.-t.iti-.
Order Of Notice Of Petition For Allow
ance Of Accounts, Determining Trust
Anil Distributing Tlie F-Hate.
On reading and tiling the petition end
accounts of T. Itnindt, Kxccutor of the
will of Aliolo Kiiukau, of Wahnca, Kauai,
deceased, wherein petitioner asks to Ik al-o-dS2,0!H).r-5
and charged with SUf 074.70,
and usk that the saint be examined anil
approved, and that a final order he made
ot Distribution of tin remaining property
to the persons thereto entitled and di
charging petitioner and sureties from all
further responsibility herein:
It is ordered, thai Thursday, the 1 Ith.
day of September.1,. I). 11111, at 10 o'clock
A. M. before the Judge of said court at
Chambers at his Court liootn in I -ill ne,
Kauai, he and the same hereby is appoint
ed the time and place for hearing said
Petition and Accounts, and that all per
son interested may then and there appear
and show cause, if any they have, why
the same should not be granted, and may
present evidence a to who arc entitled to
lhe said property. And that notice of
this Order, be published in the "U.uuu:x
Island", a newspaper printed and pub
lished in said Lihue, for three successive
weeks, the last publication to be not less
than two weeks previous to the time there
in appointed for said hearing, to wit,
August 8th., loth., 22nd. and L'l.th.
Dated the 7th. day of August lilll.
(Seal) (Sgd.) Jaohi IIahhv,
Judge of the Circuit Court of the Fifth
Circuit.
Attest :
(Sgd.) rnii.it' L. Hut.,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Fifth
Circuit.
sfinii
Continued from page l
scoring Malina. Makanani was
put out at third. Kaiuati went
out catcher to first.
In the ninth they added four
runs.
Opunui flew to center, Malina
singled, and made third on two
passed balls. The catcher dropped,
Makanani third strike, the latter
was safe at first, Malina scoring.
Makanajii made second on a passed
ball, Ching walked, Ahana singled,
Kamati fouled to third' base, On
the fourth passed ball of the inning
Makanani scored. Kamaka doubled
scoring Ching and Ahana. Gabriel
singled, Fernandes was out at first.
In the eighth the home team
came near scoring. Akana (lew to
center Pereira reached second on
error. Richardson singled and
stole, Johnson made .first on the
third strike which was dropped.
Pereira. however, was put out at
third. Dtiarte singled, Fernandes
spoiled the fans hopes by fanning.
PER CENTAGE OF TEAMS
G W L Av
Mnkaweli 13 10 3 .769!
Lihue 15 10 5 .667
Kilauea 14 9 5 .643 1
Eleele 13 6 7 .461'
Koloa 15 6 9 ,400!
Homestead 13 4 9 .308 j
Kawaihau 15 4 1.1 .267
Hanalei Jr. League.
P W L Av. ,
Hanaleis 7 7 0 l.ooo1
Awa Roots 3 12 .333
Haena 8 1 7 .125
Next Sundays Ball Gaines
Makaweli vs. Koloa in Makuweli
Umpire Eddie Deverill.
Kilauea vs. Eleele in Kilauea.
Umpire L. J. Mundon.
Lihue vs. Homestead in Lihue.
Umpire Chas. Hosca.
..4.... ,
HAVE YOU READ THE ADS
i
BY AUTHORITY
IN TIIK CIItcriT ( OUKT, FIFTH
CIliCnT, TKKIilTi I!Y OF
HAWAII.
In Probate At Chambers, Xo. IK).
In the matter of the 1-Mate of .1 . li. I In
naike, of Lihue, Kauai, deceased te-t-ati-.
Older Of Notice Of Petition For Allow
ante Of Accounts, Determining Trust
And DitrilmtingThi K-tate.
On reading and iiling the petition inn
accounts of the Hawaiian Tru-t Company.
Limited, Admini-tvator with the will Ail
nexed of the F.-tate of. I. 15. Ilanaike, de
ceaH'd, wherein petitioner auks to b
allowed SoL'Il.Ki and charged with .T(!12.(i0.
ami a-lcs that the same be examined am
improved, and that a final order bemadi
of Di-tiibutinn of the remaining proper
ty to the persons thereto entitled mid dis
charging petitioner ami sureties from all
further responsibility herein :
It N ordered, that Wedue-day, the (ith.
day of September A. I), lill 1 , at' in o'clock
A. M. beloro the Judge of said Court at
Chambers at his Court Koimi in the Court
IIoi'e at Lihue. be and the same hereb.v
is appointed the time and place lor hear
ing said Petition and Accounts, and that
all persons inteivsted may then and then
apiiear and show cause, i'f any they have,
why the same should not be granted, and
may present evidence as to who are enti-
.1 !.l .,
I urn iu uie sum jirojiiTij . .wiiuiiui noiKV
! of this Order, Ik- published in the "UAit
I li:.v island", a newspaper printed and
, pnblMied in said Lihue, for three sueces
i sive weeks, the Iat publication to be not
fi-ss man two weeks previous to the time
therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated the 2(lth. d;.y of July lill J.
(Seal) (Sgd.) Jacoh IIaudv,
Judge of the Circuit Court of the Fifth
Circuit.
Attest:
(Sgd.) Piiii.ii- L. Pick,
Clerk of the Ciictiit Court of the Fifth
Ciicuit.
(Aug.) 1, N, 15, 22.)
Meeting Notice
The Annual Meeting of the Hui
Kuai Ainaof Wainiha, Kauai, will
be held at its meeting Hall, on the
7th. and Sth. of .September 1911.
at 10 o'clock a. m. and all the mem
bers of the said Hui are hereby cor
dially invited to attend the same,
The object of the meeting is for
the purposes of receiving the reports
of the officers of the said Hui, the
election of officers for the ensuing
year, and the transaction of general
business, according to section 11 of
the By-Laws of the Hui.
James K. A polo,
President, H. A. V.
Anahola, Kauai, T. II.
July 29, 1911.
Hoolaha Hui
K uialaina ia ana k:i Ilalawai
Makahiki o ka Hui Kuai Aina o
Wainiha, Kauai ke hiki aku ana
k." la 7 time S o September 1911
bora 10 A. M.
A ke kattoha ia aku nci na lala
apatt o ua hui nci, e hiki kino ae
ma kahi i hai ia aela nialttna, no
ka hoolohe ana i ka hoikc ana Lu
na nui, atne ke koho hou ana ina
Luna nui no ka Makahiki e hiki
mai ana, ame na ktinuthana e ae
no ka pono oua hui uei.
E like me ka pauku 11 o ke ku
mukauawai o ka hui.
J AMKS K. Al'Ol.O,
Peresidena H. A. V.
Anahola, Kauai T. H.July 29 1911 .
Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the IlaenaLand
A.-siiciation I Hui1 will be lnJd mI Ilmnm
Kaua'i, at lo A. M. of the '.ith. day of i
Septenil-er, lilll. All shaivholdersof same
cniHvrn are hereby cirdially requested to
attend said meeting at the time and place !
above nicnlionul.
W. K. Kixxnv, 1
Luna Nui-'
Hoolaha Halawai Hui
K nuihuiiaia ana ka llnlntvui Makahiki
oka Iltti Ainnollaenu ma Ihu-im, Kutiiii
Jlei, niakii hnra 10 A. M. o ku a 0 o
Sept ember lull,
LEGAL NOTICES
ix tiik cmcriT count, of tuh
FIFTH CIRCUIT. TKH1MTOKY
OK HAWAII
In Proline At Chambers,
!n the Matter of the FMate of Klin- X.
Tnrolius, of l'apaa, Kauai, deceased test
ate. Onlcr of Notice of Petition for Allow
ance ol Accounts, Deteiniining Trust
and Distributing the Ivtuic.
O i reading and tilling the petition and
m i .. uts of The Hawaiian Tuist Coinpa
u; . I.ol., Administrator with (lie Will
an. i .ed of tne F-tateof Klias N. Tin onus,
ol .'.ijuu, Kauai, decia 'ed testate, v, la re
in ji 'itioner asks to be allowed SMi-hlll
and charged with 31-)t;2.0, andasksthat
the same, be examined and approved,
ami that a final order be made ol Itistti
billion of the remaining propertj to Un
persons thereto entitled and discharging
petitioner and sureties from all further
lesponsibility herein:
It i ordered, that Wednesday, thellOth.
day of August A. D. 11(11, at 10 o'clock
A. M. before the Judge of said Court, at
ChainlxTs of said Court at hjs Court
Itooin in Lihue lx and the same hereby
is appointed the time and place for hear
ing said Petition and Accounts, and that
.ill persons iiilen-sted may then and there
appear and h w cause, i'l anyth", have,
viij the -ame should not l granted, and
m.ii pi-e-ent evidence as to who aie enti
tled tot lie said property. Ami that notice
it this Order be puliiislied in ' the
"i viioi v Isi.axd" iicw.-paper printed and
oiililisiiid in said Lilil.e lor (hue sttcees
ic weeks, tne last publication to be not
le.-s than two weeks previous to the time
iheivin appointed for said lnaiing.
Dateil the l.'Utli. da-, of July lull.
(Seal) (Sgd.) Jacob Hardy.
J udge of the Ciicuit Court of the 'Fifth
I'iic.iit.
Attest :
(Sgd.) Philip L. i:ice
Clerk of the Circuit idi.rt ot the Fifth
( 'ircuit.
July 2."ith. ; Aug. 1st., sth., j.'itii.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THK MATTIvR OF THK
KSTATK OF MARY SOPHIA
RICK, DKCKASKD.
The undersigned having been
duly appointed executors of the
will of Mary Sophia Rice, deceased,
hereby give notice to all creditors,
of said decedent to present their
claims, duly authenticated and
with proper vouchers, if any exist,
and whether such claim be secured
or unsecured, to either of the un
dersigned in person, at his or her
residence i n Lihue, within six
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice, snid date
being July 18, 1911, or within six
mouths from the day they fall due,
or same will be forever barred.
Lihue, Kauai, July 17 , 191 1 .
William Hyde Rick,
Mary Dorothea Rick Lskxderg,
Executors of the will of Mary So
phia Rice, deceased.
July 18, -Aug. 22.
NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY SITUATE A T
K A P A A , CO U N T Y OF
KAUAI.
Philip Contrades Jr., Guardian
of the property of John Conlrades
and Maria Conlrades, minors,
hereby gives notice that, acting
under a license from the Circuit
Court of the Fifth Judicial Circuit,
Territory of Hawaii, he will sell at
public auction, on Thursday the
17th day of August, A. D. 1911,
at 12 o'clock noon of said day, at
the front door of the Courthouse
in Kapaa, District of Kawaihau,
County of Kauai, Territory of Ha
waii, the interest of the said minors,
to wit, a two-fifths interest contin
.srent upon the death of the father
of the said minors, Philip Con
trades, in that certain piece or par
cel of land situate at said Kapaa,
and bounded and described as fol
lows :-
Uegiuning at the southeast cor
ner of the Grant to Huluili, and
adjoining the boundary of Lot 1 of
Ulock G in the townsite of K ipna
as shown on Hawaii Territory re
gistered survey map No. 2450 and
running by true azimuths and dis
tances as follows:
1. 7903C 16.6 feet along said
Lot No. 1 ;
2. 167 58' 121.5 feet along re
mainder of said Grant;
3. 263 30' 31.2 feet along said
Lot No. 1;
4. 355 00' 120.1 feet along said
Lot No. 1 to the point of beginn
ing. Otherwise described as a strip
off the east side of said Grant to
Huluili, containing an area of about
2875 square feet.
The said sale to be to the 1 igh
est bidder, for cash in United States
gold coin.
signed Philip Contrades Jr.
Guardian of the property of
John Contrades and Maria
Contrades, Minors.
Dated July 31; 1911;
At Lihue, Kauai.
Aug. 1, 8, and 15
J
Ke knuoha ia aku nci 11a lala apnn oka i
Huleakuakoaniiimaiitia ku nmnr.owiil
a 11m kalil i oleloin. l
' 1:' I nna'v'ni
BY AUTHORITY
OMAO HOMESTEAD DRAWING
Notic is hereby given to Isabella
K. Telles, Joe Wala, Denis Luhi,
Louis McKeague, Henry Charnian,
Kalawaia, John Nobriga, George
Charnian, Joseph Valenl, Fred
Phillip, David Hulihee, Joe Telles,
George Kaeha, James Mattnakea, M.
S. Valenle, Jr., Antone C, Haptita,
G. K. Hoopii, Lui Iloopii, Kalttna
Ainaike, R. K Ainaike, John
Nunes, Manuel Nunes, Jr., Manuel'
Nunes, Louisa Helium, Frank
Medeiros, Manuel Medeiros,
Antone Perry, John Knhaule, Joe
Sottza, Chas. K. Lewis, Victor
Opeka, James K. Kula, Frank
Sottza, Gcogianna Sottza. lohn
Medeiros, Jr., Joe M. Ventura,
John Medeiros, Manuel J. Medeiros
Louis Medeiros, Frank Vasconce-
llos, M. Lucas Carmara, Marv
Medeiros, II. G. Spalding, Augusta
Vasconcellos, Antone Vaseoncellos. "
Ida Melekula, Win. Ii 1 1 i o t , N.
Ulake, J. K. Cockett. Joe J. Car-
valho, and others, if any, members
of the Otnao Settlement Associa
tion, that Lots Nos. 1 to 51, both
inclusive, in the Omao Tract, Dis
trict of Kona, Island of Kauai.
will be opened for hoinesteading in
the following manner, in accor
dance with the laws relating to
public lands in the Territory of
Hawaii, subject to withdrawal of
any such lots prior to their selec
tion; such opening shall be in the
manner set forth in the advertise
ment of public lands dated May 12,
1911, 111 respect to method of
application, drawing, selection, and
other matters, except r.s follows:
The lots may be taken only by the
Right of Purchase Lease or the Cash .
Freehold' Agreement method. Ap
plication for participating in the
drawing may be made only by mem
bers of said Omao Settlement As
sociation, and shall be presented to
the Commissioner of Public Lands
by ordinary mail on or before Mon
day, August 21, 1911; the drawing
and assignment of the order of se
lection of lots will take place at the
office of the Commissioner of Public
Lands, Honolulu, at 9 o'clock A.
M., Tuesday, August 22, 1911;
the selection of lots will take place
at the pineapple cannery at Lawai,
District of Kona, County of Kauai,
at 9 o'clock A. M., Wednesday,
August 23, 1911.
Exceptions and reservations will
be made for roads, railroad, ditch
and pipe lines, reservoir sites and
streams.
For further information, forms,
maps, etc., apply to the Commis
sioner of Public Lands at Honolu
lu, or to W. D. Mcllryde, Sub-Agent
of the 6th Land District, Wa
hiawa, Kauai.
Dated at Honolulu, June 13, 1911.
Joshua D. Tucker
Acting Commissioner of
Public Lands.
Approved :
W. F. Frkar
Governor of Hawaii.
Court Notice
IX
TIIK CIHCVIT COURT OF TIIK
FIFTH JUDICIAL CIKCUIT,
TKHUITOKY OF HAWAII.
. At Chamber: In Probate,
the Matter of tin- Kst.iO, .,f
In
Mook, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CHKDITOliS,
Notice is hereby given that Letters of
Administration hae lieen i-Mied to Y.
Akau, as AdinhiUtr.itor of the IvUate of
U'ong .Mook, late of Hanalei, County of
Kauai, Territory of Hawaii, deceased.
All creditors of the said e.-tate are here
by notified to present their claiinsagaiiist
the said estate, duly authenticated, and
with proper vouchers, if any exit, even
though the said claims lie secured by
moitgage upon real estate, to the said Y.
Akau, P. o. Ilox law, Honolulu, within
-ix mouths trom the date hereof, other
wise such claims, if any, will Ik forever
barred.
Anil all persons indebted to the said
estate are hereby notified to make im
mediate payment to the undersigned as
such Administrator, or to hi-, attorney"
C. S. Dole, at Lihue, Kauai.
Dated at Lihue, Kauai; July III, lull.
Y. AKAU,
, , t , Administrator.
(August 1, 8, 1.5, 22, and 2i))
The Awa Roots and Haenas
clashed on the Hanalei field Sun
day with the Awa Rooters in the
lead with a score of 16 to 7. The
game was a lively one and wit
nessed by a large and hilarious
crowd. Tho game over, the whole
community U;
came the miests nf
Uie victors at a big lttau up Hana-
'L'T?,a.llC ' . .
Philip Rice, Clerk of the Fifth
Circuit Court, leaves to-day on a
vacat5on C several months to the,
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