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HONOLULU STAU-BULLETIN, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1917.
Furniture
and
Piano
3inrDirQg
HONOLULU CONTRUCTI ON & D RAYING CO., LTD.
PHONE 4-9-8-1 J. J. BELSEB, Manager.
STORAGE 65 TO 71 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
SERVICE FIRST
' r7nrynn F771 n t n nnr
onigh
TOWIGBH
NOTICE TO AMATEUR WIRELESS
- OPERATORS
i "Hereafter all amateur wirelem
etatlcns and outliti wiH be cloned in
this Territory, the 14 th . Naval Dis
trict. Antenna wliM lowered' and
neither eeadlDe; nor receiving ran bel
effected. Any apparatus or device
wseu tna operated in violation or thin
order, HI. be confiscated, and the
owner 'prosecuted." J '
"" ' MALCQLM A, i Fit A N KM N,
t..,..V.'v.. .Collector of Customs.
. - " C"J2tf
ST A R-B U LLETI N GIVES YOU
7 TUUAY'S NEWS TODAY
FEWER SOLDIERS
After an uneventful voyage from Ma-
i Tuesday the schooner Louise nailed
mm Port -Ludlow for Honolulu.
8lnee January 1. men from 40 vessel
.have uRt-d the room of the Seamen'
Institute, According to Supt, O. F.
Mant.
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Tht People Who-Rlda In My New
(HOI
I are exclusive YOU'LL app.e
I t lata my aervlctr ""?'. '
: ; -j by appointm ent
A. POMBGl 1
v"BUUPSMf ;
Wallukii 5 - ; Maul
The Inter-Island steamer Mauna Ioa
arid Kinukl th nM rllahl It. V. -.. h 0-1, , c.-.. V.I..I vn u..4a..t- v i
8. army transport' Imuran, with her T60 bag of llak.ee sugar and other I" anrt 30. Moiwmu 4. Hawa
veteran klpper. C'apt. O. F. William, freight. V.mmerplar5 V,. Brewery 1. V
docked at 1'ier at :z tni morning
IEEE
Hear,':
1.3 V. J. H. WILLIAIIS
..... ' cn- . r- ' ..
Hallowed .Be' Thy (Jariie"
TciacrroW Noon: . '
' (i :'.12:30.V ':
mnA ateain for San Franrinco at S thi
afternoon, taklna (he next mall to th
Kiateit
Th Ijojran arrived off port and
drooped her mud hook at exactly 11:20
lat niaht. ltwiuw be arrived after
aunaet h laid outride until this morn
InK. when h obtained pratique and
came rlaht In.
lael lrB Arrive
For Honolulu the Logan b rough
only nine paaaenger. the moit proml
rent being Col. James A. Irons, the new
commanding officer of the 2nd Inian
try. . Colonel Irons comes from the
United State embassy at Toklo. Mr.
Irons arrived with him. Mai. Tt I
Howell. Corpn of Engineer, arrived
with hi family. Both army men board
M the transport at Nagasaki, i E. V
Brown Is quartermaster agent and A. I
Ifoser jnartermaatr-ira as uatiaL
Few Discharge ftraa(4
' -Through ftaaaeltgers on the Logan are
erwy e first cantn, as second ana js
troop, a reaJl list. This Is accounted
for lu- tho report that all avaHable of
icra and. roeu of the Philippine depart.
nient are being retained there. . Of the
lc? troon on board this voyage practi.
rnniynair are etca ana prisoner, mkw.
ing mat aDie ooaiea time expirea men
are not 'being sent back, to the-main
land. The normal rata .of diacharge
from the J'blUppinea should be 500 men
Tsktaa -173 Fraor Here
From Honolulu this afternoon the
Loaan is taking 40 first cabin. 15 sec
ond and 110 iroopr passengers, also 125
ton of freight and a full despatch of
mall for Kan Francisco. There is one
stowaway on board, a Filipino.
So Rxtrat Traeas Leavlag
' Althaugh reports were In circulation
this morning tbat tne uogan wouia
take several honardaddltional regu
lars from Honolulu for war duty on
the mainland, the depot quartermaster's
office denied them, saying that only
those are going who have been booked
since before the war crisis. arose, in
case- of war the Logan and other. Pact
flc transports could carry 1600- troops,
while the Dlz. due here April 10. from
Seattle, has accommodations for close
to .2009.
I
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Per U. str. Claudlne. ' from - Maul.
April 6.-r-J. Apo. Ed. Kijqx. Nakamura,
H .Yamato. wife and children; Mrs.
I Dorsey, A, F. Cooke, Mrs. Slogett. Mas
1 ter Slorett. Mrs. S. Onlehi. Balto. KU-
rosu, Mri. 8. El Taylor, Mrs. Puhihale,
t Mrs. Kahea. K. Sasaki. Mr. Saxaki
1 Whitford. Hev. J.- C. Kapihe and wife.
1 J. M. MitcntM. c c conraa. jl pcoii.
W- T. - Frost, w.rBownwn ana wue.
I a F. Albright. 3. H. Chase. M. Ferreira.
Jr- F. A. Henldge. 8. Cowley, A. F.
Santos. R. H. Wells, . H. & Florence.. C-
J Crowel. Prisoner Hu. . v ,
rer U.- . A. i.-uogan ini mrning
from Manila and Nagasaki Mr. i. . k.
Henry, Mrs. C , E. Townsend. Mr. E.
Queen. Mrs. A. Phillip. Col. Jamet A.
Irons, 2nd Infantry. Mrs. Irons; MaJ.
It. P. HowelL Corps of Engineers, and
family. . -, ...... . . '' '."
..,,...,., eaa a . . ;
Cable sdvlcefc from' Yokohama aay
the A n yo Mar u df the T. K. K-'s South
American line has (21 tons, of general
rurtrn -for Ml In. Her schedule calls for
J her . to arrive at Honolulu Aprll'll.
r
" v-N r-- i n
f ' . I i . 1
ICS
fry-,
'mm.
limonos
Maridarih-Goats, Etc.
":-;.E CE-1EKRY:
1 137 Fort St- -;
'opp. Pauahi
Wednesday afternoon at 4:20 the
Rritih freighter Wtlhemo ateamed for
Vancouver, having discharged a cargo
of coal he brought from Newcastle
for the Inter-Island.
Sugar awaiting shipment on Kauai is
reported by the Mauna Ia to be as
follow, by plantations and bag: Ma
kee. 22.00V; ay A Kobinon. 30.141; I.l
hue Plantation. 15.000: Kekaha. 6200:
Kilauea. 50fr; V. K.. 24?i Grove Farm.
1 . 1
LOCAL MARKET IS
MIXED IN TONE
Sales In the tock market of. listed
evuritie increased to 531 share toda.
The tone wn generally stronger, though
there were spot a. sucb aa Oiaa aixl Mc
Uryde. where such strength did nut ap
pear. Sale b-1 ween board were 275
shares and at the aesnioa 2(0. and in
addition there was a ale of $2000 Tele
phone ( at 106 and $1000 at 09. Sale
and price of listed stocks were Oahu
Hawaiian
Ine-
apple 41. Hawaii Hallway A. 7. Olaa
M '4. Ewa S2 and McBryde 10 and
10. . .
Unlisted securities were -generally
weaker and the market was duller.
Mountain King dropped back tb the
point from which it started on It re.
cent fireworks, rislnav from 35 to 60
rent. It touched S5 cents again today
Kna-el ronier was off a Quarter to iS
Montanai-Binaham was 40 . cents and
Madera 20 cents. .There were no sale
of Mineral Products nor Oil the former
1elng n. noted at c to 90 cents and the
latter $2 90 to 1 3.
'mmF "Me mmmf
A
V M iV
I : . --a l .
. At the request of he navy depart
ment. he San Francisco Chronicle of
March 20 announces that it will not re- ;
port departures of vessels, wireless re
ports or. movements of mall. Arrivals
will be reported without the port of
departure.
The Hawaiian Fertilizer Company re-
Krts that the schooner - Charles E.
oody has arrived at Chilean nitrate
ports with ' coal from Newcastle and
1 long nitratsa for Honolulu. She is
expected to salK for the islands the
latter part of this month.
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Tfcarvday, April 5.
; A smoke screen device to protect the
steamer and make her of low visibility
when In a submarine sone 1 carried
bv the Britih steamer Stentor. here
Wednesday Tor bunker coal. She 1
bound for Vladivostok with munitions
and general cargo for the -Russian
forces. The Stentor left at 6:10 last
evening. : '"
Carrying a party of -200 German dip
lomatic and consular officials from
China, the Dutch steamer Rembrandt
steamed from Yokohama April 2 for
San Francisco via Honolulu, according
to advices to the Merchants' Exchange.
d Brewer & Company are agents for
the vessel. .
The 8Iberla Maru. which will arrive
here Monday morning from San. Fran.
Cisco, reports that she has room from
Honolulu to the Orient . for alt . the
steerage , passengers who want to go.
She will! probably take considerable
sugar mill machinery, from the late
Kukuihaele mill, which Is being set up
again in tha Orient. .- ,
. MERCIXTILHm ' !
Bid. Asked
Alezaader Baldwta
C Brewer Ce, .........
JtOAR- ;
Ewa Plaatatlea Ca. ...
Ifalka Kagar . .
Hawallaa A gr.
Hawallaa C'aaa. St Sagar
Hawattaa ' ffagar Ca. ..... .
Ifeaeaaa Sagar Cm.
Haaekaa Kagar Cm,
HeaeaaM Soarar .
Hatehlaaoa Kagar Plaat... .
Kakaku Plaatatlaa Cm.
Kekaha "agar t'a.
Kalaa tlagar Co. ..........
MeBryde Sagar Cm Ltd. .
Oaka Sagar Cm.
Olaa 8 agar Co Ltd.
Oaosaea "agar Cm. .
Paaahaa Sagar Plaat. Cm. .
Paelfle Sagar Mill .
Pate Plaatatlaa 4 "a. - . . .. .
Peaeekee Sagar Ca. . . .V. . .
Plaaeer- Milt Cm. . . . .
Haa Carlaa Mllllag Cm. Ltd.
Malalwa Agn. Cm. ......... 31 Vt .3a
Wallaka Sagar Cm. .M K 35
- MISCELLANEOUS
Eadaa Develeaateat Cm. Ltd ..... ...
1st Isaae Asaeaa. ao a. Pd
Sad fa. Asaeaa. M se. Pd. .... .
Haika Kralt A Paek, Pfd.. 2 ...
Halka Kralt Paea Casa. IVi
NATION'S MASTERFILM OF PREPAREDNESS
NINE REELS.
Endorsed by Public Officials as createst lesson ever pic
tured showing Perils of Republic Cities, Army, Fleets '
Used, New 1 York Destroyed
by Invading Foe. $1,000,000
Production.
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
NIGHTS THIS WEEK
Phone
3937
Z: "' REDUCED PRICES 10 20 AND 30 CENTS.1
RESERVED' SEATS !50 CENTS.;
4ny, ro
.... M.
10 .....
11
2 sa
14J, 13
30 33
Hawaii Cmm. Ry.,7 ie. A... -
i V '
4
Hawaii Caw. Hy. Sc. ft
Hawaii Cea. Ry. Casa..... .
llawa. EUttrie Cm. ....... ;
Hawallaa Ptaeaaale Ca, ..: 4V 41
Hea. Brew. Malt. Co.... 17V 17Vt
0RDPR PUTS RAN ON
. r j- - I H.nlala rtmm . " .. : 12 111
v PRIVATE RADIO SETS Egf2?is;&
Mataal Telephaae Ca.
RvW: nrtvatt) rdlf rUnt In HonO.f Jtailway UM laj IZ
lulu -must at once be" dismantled and
made Impossible for further use. says
an order issued -Wednesday by Collec
tor of the PorteMaicalm A- Franxnn
The order la Intended to nut Wireless
experimenters .here out of business ana
1 Issued by Washington.
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.
.A PUBLIC APOLOGY
The ninacnicnt cf the HAV7AII.XIinATEB;sincerely
r: 7rct3 it3 ir -bility to accommodate the enormous crowd
v liich cam: to ecgTHEDA BAR A as 1 CIGARETTE, ' ,
in "UIIDIlIi rx70 FLAGS" last iiight. ; ; , : . .
An cpokjy is due you for we thought by giving two
(2) ,Ehcs vre would be able to comfortably and quickly
every ens but there is a limit to all things and
. 2 vrcro literally swamped with people all evening. Be
lenient with us and judge us not too harshly we did our
' ' , ',' -.- rr '-.. :f - ,
w l. . ' . -- . .. . .. . 1 . .
However, our regret is tempered by a desre of pride In being able .
la offer the sensational actress, Theda Bara, in such an excellent and v
unusually known picture aa UNDER TWO FLAGS.T You can assist
ts by attending our matinee performance. The HAWAII THEATER
matlnea starts at 2: IS every day. , v - v
: r . HAWAII THEATER, '
' JOHN A. CARROLL, UgT.
':::::::::;:::::::::::::::;::::::;;;i;:;iuiiiii!;:!::::;:nn
Per Mat son liner Matsonla, Wednes
day for San Francisco Miss Caro
lina irkMnin. Mia c- -Ariett. juiss m.
Arlett, Miss A. Abbona. Mies M. F..Ap
pleton,' Mrs. Geo. V, Alvord, Geo. V. Al
vord. Miss R. W. Braine. . B Brown.
Mrs. - H- B. Brown and child, C. E. W,
Bliss. Mrs. E. Bonheim, Mies E. Bon
helm. Mrs. F. B. Baum. Miss E. Baum,
Mrs. H. Buss and 2 children. O. D.. Bell,
Mrs. O. IX Bell.. Mrs. E. Brown. E.
Brown. W. 8. Berry. Mrs. W. 8. Berry,
H. " L. Buss. W. Bonheim. E. Bonheim.
Mrs. IL' H. Brodie.-Mia. J, H. Bole, Mrs.
F Ban nam. him l. tarter, a. w. v-r-ruth.
Mrs. IX T. Curtis. Miss 1. M.
Caubu. J. P. Curts. Mrs. J. P. Curt s.
Miss E Carpenter and t children. Mi
Chu Kyan. H Carpenter. Geo. Cool.
Miss C. Coulter H. A. crossman. u.
Damon, C- F- Dole. Mrs. C F. Dole. Mrs.
F. W. Denys. Mis O- Deny. Mis M.
Denys. M.ss ft. Duval. Mr. J. J. Dic-
kev. Mrs. O. P. Downing. W. Dwin-
nel. Mrs. W. O. Dwlnnel, H. B. Elliot.
Mrs. IL B. Elliot Mrs. M. H. Evans.
Miss A. Elliot. Mies G. Emmons.. Mrs.
Geo. W. Emmons. Mrs. A. A' Fergruson,
Miss E. Ferguson. Mrs. j. p. rigeiey,
Miss .'Edna Ferber. Mrs; J.- Ferber. H.
Faye, Mite I.-Faye, J. m. raye..r. v.
Wisher., Mrs. F. P.? Fisher. - Miss .H.
Fisher, J a. Hlf illan. ? Miss A. -Goers.
Miss E. Ooetx. d Goetx. Mrs. W. M. air.
fard. WV M GIffard. John Gordon. Mrs.
John Gordon. James Hind. Mis Maude
Hind. Mtea C Herckner. R, 8. Howard,
Mr. R. S. Howard.--Henry Holmes, Mrs.!
Henry Holmes; Miss M. G. Hubbard. I.
ITaneman. Mrs. L. Gnlrardelll. .Miss J5.
Ghirardelll. Ml J. Ghlrardelll. Mr. R.
Hohfield. Dr M.' H. Hlllyer; Mrs., Li O.
Id Mri 8. Jeff era. Mrs. V A. John-
' son. Miss R. M. Johnson,' G.. Joslyn, M.
i L.. Joslyn, W. O. Jackson. Mrs. W. o.
Jackson. Charles Keys. - Mrs. Charles
. Kara. Mr. G.-.F. Knudsen. Miss . P.
Lewis. Mrs. F. F. ' Lewis, J. p. Leven
son. Mr". J. Let ferts.- Mrs. J. 8. Lysle.
' Mrs. G. P. Lyle, Mrs. L. C. Lee, A. Lirtd-
say. W. Leeds, W. Leeds. J r, Mrs. E.
W. Lentx. Mra O. A. Lentx. Mrs. F. La
Mott and child. H. E. Miller. B. J. Mil
ler, J. F. Morrill, Miss D. C. Moore. F;
Mulr. Mrs. E. R. Morton. P. A. .O. Mes
schaert. Mr. M. U Marshall. 8. G. Mc
Meen. Mrs. 8." F. IcMeen. Mrs. J5". Nevis,
Mis C. Nevia W. A. Newman, Mrs. -W.
A. Newman, Miss M. Helde. Miss B.
Heide. T. J. Proctor. H. A. Parker. Miss
E. Post. Dr. W. Pitkin, Mrs. M. W.-Pir-kln.
T. F. Price. Miss A. Parker. W. E.
Pitkin. Miss B. Prltx. Miss F. Prltx. B.
F. Reymers. Mrs. B. H. Reymers, C M.
Remey; 8. L. RIndge,. Mrs. 8. K. Rlndge.
Mrs. C. A. Reynolds, J.'O. Rexford. Mrs.
J. O Rexford. Miss M. 1 Russell. Miss
C. Richards. Jra L. Rosensteln. D. Rice,
Mrs. D. Rice. Miss E, B. Showell. Mrs.
O. A. Showell, A. L. Strange. Mrs. H.
Sherman. I. Sharman. Miss M. Stewart
Miss A. Schoenholz. Miss Helen Stevens.
M. Sandona. Mrs. M. Sadona, H. IL Sco
vel, A. L.- Stetson. Mrs. A. L. Stetson.
Miss M. A'. Taylor, Mrs. G. 'S. Tubba. J.
R. Trttch. Mra. J." R. Tritch. H. Turner.
J. H. TrouUnan. Mrs.' J. H. Troutman,
Henry White. Miss M. Walker. Mlas L.
Walker. F. Warren. Harrison White.
Mrs. Harrison White W. C. Wing. Mr.
W. C. Wing. Miss Stella Zumwalt. H.
B. Cooper. - Mrs. H. -B. Cooper. Mrs. L.
L"Orange. Frank Boyd. Miss Olga Hauf.
22
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iY zay,
Paaaag -Raaaer Cm. ...vv
Taajaar otaa Habaer urn..-. , .; t 41
BOWDS - '
Beaefe Walk lata. pi. 8)4
Hamakea Dttea Co. aa ... ..... ....
Hawaii Cm. Kr. B pe.,v. : !, S4
Hawallaa Ire. Cm. Cm ..... 5
Haw.- Ter. 4 a Ref aad, ISM
Haw. -Ter. 4 pe. Pa a. I a a.
Have. Ter. P. 1-4 pe. 1912-12
..... . v.. mo U7 W ....... . , . . . . . .
Haaokaa Sagar Ca 4) . ,- . . S3
Haaolala tin Cm LteV 3e 104 ;..
mmmm. aw M IN w ( . . - , . . .
Kaaal Ry. Ca. Sa .-.-..i:...,. 101 ...
"a issp. disk eya pe.,
MeBryde Sagar Ca Sa....' .....
Mataal Tel. 3 . . , . . v . . . . : 106
OikaRr.aUidCa.SrC., 1M
Oaha Sagar .Ca. 9 pe..;..: 110,'
Olaa Sagar Ca. a pe. . . . iVV . ;i
Paelfle Oaaa Jk Fert. Ce.'. 100
Paelfle Sagar Mill Co 9mi'. 1C4)
Smm Carlaa MIlHag Cm pe 101
....
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oa
Betweeat Basra at Saleat 8 Oaha Sag
2S.T5f 8, 5, 23, ISO Oaha Sag, SO 1 24v 73
liaaaatM. 40 23 II. C. A S R03$ 13 Ewa,
82.73 f S2O00 Mat Tel. 5m, 100.
' Seaatoa Saleai ' 100 Hawa. Plae 41
3-MeBryde, 10X7 V, 1 10, '10 MeBryde,
10.731 13 Oaha Saar S0 30, 10 Haa. B. A
M 17mC3i SIOOO Olaa 41a. 89 1 SO Haw. Cea.
MX. At 71-ZO OIaa.M4.73.
Vt There will he ao aeaalaa af the Ex-I
C ha age, Friday, - April 0.'
Xatleet Kaloa I listed at 1,000,000
eapital treat taday.
I -4: 1 no: noma - or
DANIEL TR0HMAN PRESENTS
r J-
i
1
-. I
HUFE and JACK PICKF(ORD, in
m m . 1
VI -7
1 Y"
ENTEEN95
icy
Booth Tarldngton's' Great' Story' of the desperation of u
Two Youthful Lovers
GENUINE PARAMOUNT. COMEDY
10th" Big Chapter of ' . .
A Jm. -m. 1 m, m m
; COMING SUNDAY ''Z '
In THE SOUL OF KURA SAN"
; 2nd Chapter of the Great . Preparedness Serial ,
; . V r PEARL 01? THE .ARMY?.; ! ' .. .: '
PRICES 10, 20, 30 Cents. BOXES-50 Cents
HlTH EATE K I
-- ".:
171IOng Street, next to Young Bldg. . ; J
;:T0RIITG, PACKIITQ AND SHIPPING OF rURNITURE,
,10., mZICIIT HAULERS AlfP GEirERAL EXPRESS
Busnmss-u. s. iiah. carriers.
!:onoD:
1074-107S
I
PASSENGERS BOOKED.
Pef!lI. tr. Mauna Loa.- for Kauai
ports. -j April a. Mfs. Chong How Fo.
Francis Chong, W. C." Avery, Miss. E.
Ban ham. Miss Etta Lee. B. M. Semple,
Mrs. A. J. Campbell. -
50 MILLION POUNDS OF BEEF
- FOUND IN CHICAGO STORAGES
CHICAGO, 111. Reports submitted
to the bureau of food inspection of the
health department show that there are
more than 0,000,000 pounds of beet
in the various cold storage warehouses
here. The report advises housewives
to abstain rom the use of potatoes un
til the prices become normaL -
Program beginning at 1:30 p." m.-untin
Evening (two shows) 8:30 and 8:30
DlTldead.r K. c, Jbfi. iEx. 3de. TSi SPECIAL PROGRANr FOR TODAY
Kaaasao. 30e - Hatehlaaaa. 30et Paaav , inn rvrmur.
haa, aoe., . ; - . . . "" -
MRornntnnna, ft haA.nAi ..." .
"All Over a Stocking", (western '
remedy). Labia . - :-
'The Grip of Crime' (drjuua). Big lh
r luteal agar-eaatatlaai 00 deg. test,
SJt et or Oil 7X0 per taa. -
Sugar
5.89cts
Henry Watcrhouse Trust Co.,
Members Honolulu 6tock and Bond leading teacher: Tuesday- evening,.
DANCING. CLASSES
Learn the latest New York dances
from MADAME LESTER, Honolulu's ,
SPECIAL CIIILDH'S mTill
FRIDAY, 2:30 , .;
; Undei; the Auspices of the League for Goodilrns Wu
SijAck PICK70RD inJ 'SEVENTEEN'
''BURTON HOLMES TRAVEL PICTURES' U -r
CHILDREN, ALL AGES 10 CENTS
: Exchange. v',1 ..
. Fort and Merchant Streeta
Taleoh- 1208 ' -
The Scouts of Batron v Rouge, La.,
discoveredxby taking a .census that
there were 61 varieties of trees in
their city. The grand total of trees of I
all kin Is was 400. .
Club; Friday evening, Punahou Class;
Saturday morning. Children's Class.
Fancy, and stage dancing, private les
sons by appointment Phone 1162, 1. O.
9. P. Hall. Res. 3675, The Romagoy.'
' " i a.. mm m
Kenneth Alexander - ,
POSTOFFICE TIME TABLE.
I
-a
Pallawlag la the poatafflce tlaae table
far AprM. It-la sahjeet ta ehaage If
saddea arraagetaeats are aaade far -
exported aaall aerrleei
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
. Steaaaera ta arrive treats
April . . :; .:;.--.' - . '
swsiherla Mara ....... aa Fraaelaea!
12 Maat ............. . ..Saa Fraaelaea
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