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BY AUTHORITY.
Tho Office of the Auditor-Ueneinl
has been removed to tho rooni down
(loirs, formerly occupied by C. V.
Imihen, Cotntnituioner of Crown
Land. G. J. KOSS,
Auditoi-Geneinl.
Honolulu, Juno 2., 181)0. fiS'J P. I
All pat ties haling claims against
tho Hawaiian (loeinuu'nt. cither for
iiutcrinl furnlMied 01 on pay rolls;
ihic ami unpaid to the 17lh il.iy of
June, lint., are rciuolel to prccnt
the 'ainc to tlu ecu-nil Departments
Without delay,
J. A. CVMMOP,
Minister of Foreign Affairs,
C. N. Sl'EXOKH,
Minister of the Interior,
CtODPRKY MROWN,
Minister of rimmce,
A V. PETERSON,
Atlornov-tieneinl.
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AliioUni JJU'le, Juno j, 1S90.
nss :it
Sealed TemU'rs
Will bo received at the IntenorOAW
until WEDNESDAY. Juno 23, 1S90,
at 12 o'clock neon, lor furnihinj;
my 12,000 fiet mop -r lemS-lneh
Water Pipe, -ay '.t.iKM Ib.s. moieor
Uf, T.e.iJ.
.-'indry fittings fur the nboie.
Specification'' foi the aboie nintc
rial and all dentin of information
can be obtained upon application
to the olliee of tin- ciiperinteiident
of Honolulu Water Work3
The Minii-ter of Interior does not
hlr.d himself t. iccipt the lowest or
any bid. C. N. SPENd"!.,
MiuUtur of lli1 Interim
Interior Olliee, June IS. 1SV0.
!it9 .It
j5"The time for lueoiiint; tenders
as above i eMcnded until WEDNES
DAY, July 2, lisOU.
C. X. SFEXUEJl,
Miuifti'i of the Interna,
lntcnoi Oihee, June 2J, JS90.
5S9 3t
Water Pictioc.
In accordance with Xec. 1. of Chap
ter XXVII. of the Laws of 1S8C.
All poioiii holding water piivib'p "
oi those paying w.il r rites. aro In to
ny imtified Hint the w.tor i'ies for
tin.-term Hiding December 31, 1S0O,
will be due and payable rt tln otliec
of the Honolulu "Wntcrwoifce, on the
liret day of Julj, 1890.
All such jates irm.tiniiig unpaid
for 111" teen d.i.- after they me due,
will he subject to an addi'.ioaal 10
per cent.
Tallies paiun rate- will pler.-e
nring thcii last U'eciptH.
Times .ire payable at the oUicc of
the Vntr.orl.- in the ICApuaiw.i
buildinc.
The utatute id'owm., no disunion,
strict enfoii-emcut ot this clatiM. . i II
'be inadi .
CllAn. II. WILSON,
Supt. Hon. Witt. r.vo:k
Honolulu, June 1", Je'JO.
(m 2 a
X" II V.
ffljaiXu SftttlWtii
PUtUreil to nattier Sect nor J'ariy,
Bi titublitScd for tfit laifil if all.
WKDNKhDAY. Jl'MC 'Jfl, 1800.
The AdwilMT h'i besun i
"Wolf, '.voH 1" campaign tin Hie
llimsy basN of rumori cre-ited lu it
jelf. Its :.Ln.i- .'n,:.Wtst the National
Ucfnri.i Vnrty at Ihefjener.i! electiou
having proved falce.lt jho.-veiy lit
tle sagacity to lesumc Uiofi tactic
for the pit'si.-nt occasion.
The Adei tNer ban joined in n
league with Mi. Uuh, whom it
lately denounced with uiitscrnpuliiin
uenblly, to dcfoit tln candhi'ite of
an administration that modeuile
men icgard as furnishin'; a Hieetlii
ground for all faction in join in an
effott to prncuiii jootl and llhi ral
Government.
.Mr. il( ox i me ou.y iwah. imui
to the Advertitei faction uov,. 1 hat
paper has dropped the u-m nf Mr.
..... . ,1 -. , ,.l- i- ,
llusli in thi iolc, since Mr. lliuh
lound on the wune -ide as itself op
posinpja rcimu that Rives promi
o ruoilernte measures. It It a won
der that the Adveitlserls not asham
ed of its hMckling nl Mr. Wilcox,
filnce the representative of the Fifth
DUUict long ago waived all claims
to prcfciuient made on hi& bolialf
by tho Adrertlaur.
iMiMgiMfftftwat3iwm
THE BY-ELERTIQN.
Mr. C. O. Berber, candidate lor
Noble of tho National llefortn
party, has been well received thin
far by the native brunch ot tho
party. J lis appearance at a party
conference last titht t when ho de
clared himself running ou the plat
form of the patty, made a good
impression on both foreigner and
native. One gray-haired Hawaiian
showed that he was ahead of his
party in activity, having organized
a meeting in his locality for that
very night. Several membcrj of
the Legislature who had been re
presented by tho Opposition about
town us malcontents, by their pre
sence nud participation in the pro
ceedings proved that the had been
misrepieiented for a ptnpoi The
indications aro that the National
Refotm candidate will be returned
by such n triumphant majority a3
will give a quietus for a while to
factionat opposition, Mr. Deiger
deserves nothing less as a conserva
tive, safe, capable, and represen
tative man, aud tho new adminis
tration ban u strong claim to the
fair ttial that mn'leriito men cveiy
wlicrc are ready to accord now ud
tninUlrations coming into power Il
legitimate means.
Theie was no calls for thelieform
party to have put a man in the field,
uule-is the object wai to give ob
bliuutivo opposition to the new Min
istry. That paity lutinot hope, if
it could upset the Cabinet, to secure
:v working majority in the present
Legislature for an out-and-out party
admini-tintion. At tho same time
it has h Milllcicntly strong lepresent
atiou in tho Assembly now ior the
functions ol ti legitimate Opposition,
which are watching and working
ncruiust otreme measures, and fair
aii'l tull eritiei.-m of the policy of
tho iidminiGtration. Tliere nic not
enough by-elections for m otuall a
House as mirt to make a singli- one,
under such eireuuiHtances us the
present, of Miillcicnt impottance to
put the constituency to the expense
and worry of a content. It may be
said that the fact of the M.t being
one of siv years' tcnuiu constitutes
an element of importance. That is
so, but tho people apportioned the
seals at the general election, and the
reasons of the majority then for
giving tho National Kcformcrs this
seat are more in number now. Then
it was a campaign of hope that their
principles would ttiuniph. Now
they are in u position to effect mtu
the promises of their platform. Jt
would therefore bo folly for any ot
thit majoiity, after winning a posi
tion ot advantage to delibetately
sacrifice that position.
Again, there i3 not any gicat
divergence between the professions oi
declared principles of the two psi
ties. The main difference is that
the Nationals) are more definite an i
elaborate in pledging measure that
lud been appiocd by many lenders
ou the other tide, ami aie more
liberal in measure- to meet certain
cau-e-i of disaffection thataie hope
less of bi.ing allayed without some
remeilial action. So far nu nanis
the uolid interests of the country,
us contrn-fliatinuisheil ftom such a
may be eallcil sentimental, .Mr. Her
cer i-i certainly not to be trusted
any lc-i". than Mr. Young. 3n ir.w
of all these consideration? the con
clusion of moderate men and ell
wtiner ot the country ou the other
Hide cin hardly fail to bo that it in
not worth their while to ro to the
trouble of even rrcoulinjj their votes
for their party candidate.
THAT PETITIDH.
I'nnor. IScxli.iis:
AIlo'v me to make u sHtPnietit U
the public through tho mediiini of
)vAir paper, iclativn to u certain
crUclc published in the V. C. Ad
vcitiser of the 'Jlbt inutanl, which
(and I have not the least doubt)
vtfii uiilton or iustifr.ited by a cer
tain planter or x plantei'j '"tool,"
lelntinjf to a petition from the. lab
orers of several Kohala plantation!;.
It look', ns if the writer ot the said
iiiiiclo wished to cast ridUulo on
the member from Kolinhi, who pte
tciited bald petition to ilio House,
ile.'iho mated it would be nioie
n-elnl to prosont a teiolution asl;
iuy; the Government .to ptovide ie
idonces for the teachers, etc. In
answer to tho criUcibtn of icstriet-
iwr Aft.l, itnnl mot. tfil,irnr,l: nllmi-
i i"h "' iv.....- - ....
flicn (i ft vutk , nv , u w
onjv vay ,0reby a laborer (native)
I i, e'nibicd to h.ive any money lef,
in w nun m hio ciki oi uic uoniu. m
i ceriain nianiauon, morn aiw a
hiic number of nativcr bound nil
dcr contiuoH, who tiro very deeply
in debt. I l.nmv p'ison:illy some
nf them mo as much as f Wl.W) to
iiOO.OO in debt, home lcjs than a
hundred dDllnrs, and others, I am
told, at lenst SflOO.OO in debt. Tak
ing all tills Into coiinideratlnn, I
could hco tho blond of approuchitip
slnvurv BCorcblug tho fair fklds of
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DAILY BULLION: KOMOLOLU, JJ. ., JUjS'B 26, 1880.
- wr.wiMwi
my native land, which tho Consti
tution foiblds, bidding nil and
every laboier now deeply in debt
to bind thcmseUes under contracts
with les3 and less pay, wbilo yet the
former contiact is unovpiml, by
reason of their mastci's offerinc
thereby to iclease them from all
former iixkbledncsi. Some of tho
mastcis with the uunntag of diplo
matists, (I d.ui't say this against
honest nnd upi Ight' planters) cl:
nil means whereby n laborer is
plunged deept-i ntnl deeper in dobt
just bofoie the expiration of the
conti acted term. The laborer,
bound under contract, ihuhi it im
possible to tl anything for himself
nud muit submit to tho incvatiblo
till death alone relieves him. Doeo
not this look like slaver V
One of lliecMl iasnltoi not limit
ing the iii(iubl(.(liics to be allowed
on the plantations where this peti
tion originated was, thciu men, now
deeply in debt, aie being paid only
oO cents a day, anil some -m cents
a day. How can a man support his
family on S1.S0 a week, or S2 40
even," if he practise the most ligid
economy V What would other peo
ple, not connected with that writer,
think if they and their families weie
reduced to such ciicumstnuccs? As
an elected member fiom the com
mon people, 1 hold it my duty in
the LegiBlatuie to try snd remedy
all existing fvi! between masters
and servants. Tn tlio beginning it
docj seem hard to those now very
deeply in debt, but in the end they
will be freed from Unit debts, and,
to those who in future- will bind
themselves utidr contracts, shall
accrue all benefits of such U"
triction.
The writer agaiu says: "It is
absutd to ask that accounts be im
mediately si.tlhd at the end of the
month, etc." I say no Hioh a pe
tition would have bi.cn presented if
tlifiaborei-s hail not felt this hard
ship, and since so -ay those who
signed the pettlto.i the mastcis on
the plantations r whereon luey woik;
lo often procra-tinate the settle
ment i ai-count-i ut the end of Hie
month that is. nfti-n when the
month cmls ou AVtdm sday, wh-r
little money thore is due liim will
be giM'ii on .Saturday of the net
week. 1 don't think it is tight for
the masters to put oil' paing their
men and settle with tln-ir laborers
at leisure.
Theie are some masters who do
what is just and right, but when
they go away and utheis lc jint
lake their places, tiicy immediately
encourage their laborers to incur
debts. Theieforc, I propose to
make a law compt iling umsteis to
restrict such acts ; and since there
are fifty-one oth'r members in the
Legislature, I leave it f6i llioin 10
say aud do what w light. If the
writer in the T. C. AdveitNer did
not wish to cut a rlur on me, or
intended that his iews should have
any weight) or his wisdom should
guide mo, he, like any honest man,
might have tigued his name, which
ceiuinly canies mote than his logic.
,J. K. Kaiiookwo,
Member for North Kohate.
Honolulu, June 2,',, 1800.
tI m h
11 undstwnters saie
On FIJIHAV, tttaw 21Hh,
at io o'ji,oc:;t a. n:.,
1 will ell af Public Auction, at in
siilc-rooiiis, fii ,t ecu tm t of whom Jt
nuy coiicci ii,
.arh'il .tl-Ko!.. Mil:
2 Crates STajoIica U Eauhon-
varo V.'jsee,
Pllsjl.ily linmnue'l by lhc and v.Mtei ex
rhtii 'lioirvwil.ilc ' 'fiout I.lierpoul lu
Iidlilllulll.
Terms Cash in U. S. Gold Coin.
1.I51VIS J.LSVEY,
"?0 2: Auctioned.
; S, fS p t K ! .? t
vJ tif i Ci i V i.,v
U order of tho IhailUyA llubliitil
M'f'c; i'o., of Meiidcu, t'onn , 1 wbl sell
nt l'iibllc Auction, at my isli'Hrnoiiij,
On rilLDAY, Jumi 2'Uh,
AT II U'l'I.OUK A "M ,
i (ilt; & JMutoii
PENDULUM CLOCK
rrenrh regulator moicmcnt, 'ery lmnd-
ouiue mid uf hitt woiliiii'iiibhtp
and cntlicly u w.
TtntiSrt ;.titi
."30 2t Auctioneer.
STEUIJWiL
in A J i in.) I'or -i'onl,
S
,Tll3l WCrlVCll i'X "Uonowd.ile " I'or
uli' by
G. W. MACFARLAME & CO.
.1H8 tf
j.o'r
1 AnT c-unliir, on Kb.i' mi em, ne.ir
R 'lliomiiii rl
liitiio. ii l.hrht llriHMi
7irt1 Li ntn' & (in IV I . t 'I ntl.tr ti HI tin
Wlltauly ,owi'uded by lculns ut the
. nillw of thv UuwalUn Ilotol, 5ft0 It
J tfe
tn't4
s.,kb'w.
Auction Sales by Jamos F. Morgan.
Regular Cash Sals !
TO-MOKItOW, .;:( Stith,
AT I O'CLOCK a. sr
At mv Saleroom. Ouocn stieel, I will
tell at I'ubllu Auction,
Dry Goods, Clothing,
JLlai'ilwitrc.
Oi'occvit ",
ALSO
I Phaelon, 2 Sels Harncse,
Etc., Etc, Etc, Etc.
J AS, V. iUOKOAN,
rS7 It Auctioneer.
Household Furniture
A-'X A OCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, July 0,
AT 10 O'CLOCK. A. Mm
At the rpMtlence of Itr.v. V. 0. MMl-
Itirr. Puii'diDii College, 1 will
Fell at I'ubllu Auction,
The Entire Hotiseli'ltl Furniture,
Cuiprl'lng in p.ut
Tlnhnlotoflndll
i mi vo
fi .
, U lliUlDl
l mi
B. W. Mai bletnp Tables,
(Viitei's ofa KiiK3.
1 IJ. W. Com. UooKe.ise a. Dcslf,
1 Rogers Group of Statuary,
"The ftvoieil Seliolar."
t Mm hi" (.lock,
2 Wflrtei's L'nahililg-d DivUoua
lkM, S.
Yv
& Wicker RookertJ,
Dcotiitiil I landing LainnstClni).
ilcllei",
1 II niiNuinu ICoa l'ool.ca'e,
Uiawlu-rooui l'oitlt;o, Luce
Ciiiuin-',
3 B.W. Msrbletop BedroGis Sets,
Jhdr Mattras-ca,
Wo'.cn AVhe .MaltinPh,
1 V ivotlug KooKuisc
1 !$. W.OHlco Table,
1 BiGvol. OS.oe Oliair,
S Vols. .TdIiii'oii 'Hnc.;cloiedl.i.
t Vols. Khulf-Uuiiig l.'iicjclope-
dit.
1 tingle L'itilt'lll A- View p. Also,
i Lsdy's Saddle Horse,
;t Uoiej. hi iiken to clrhc Ooublei
1 l-c.ir Old Colt.
1 I'lmi'lun, In ;od Older;
2 Largo Omnib asses,
1 Phle h.uidlo, 1 Mclean .Saddle,
Svts Haunts, i;tc.,lhc.
Jsri" PiPinl-ei v '11 be opi r. fct Iniju'o
tluti nn Tue-iliiy. July 1st, fmiii 'J M.
to :i v. 51.
,JAS. P. aiOJKiAN,
bT M AuLtlnneor.
Desiraliie Resilience
XT AUCTION.
I haw ban Instruct! d l.j M:. I'. I.
Ki:i I i:i., to cll at Public Auc
tion, .it my h.ili'tiujii.,
Queen stici't.
On MONDAY, Julio 30lh,
AT S'J O'CMkCU. X.V,
'fllA'l'
Desirable Property,
Situated In X u.inu Valley, j
Opposite the residence oT Mr. 11.
Kenjes. and at pie-ent oecupleil by Mr.
ICci'i 1 as a family lcthU nee. The l'io
peity htit a liie frontajron Niiiunii
lUenne. Tlnre Is a
2 Story DwelliiiE Hshsb.
V)'HU Stablef, Outhnu-i'S Ktc , du
Urn Lot.
Tlio roui iN aie planled wlt't alirpo
a50Uinciu ot llo'c Trees nud vuiieil
I lewern aud a
Comprising the fullowln Vmlts:
Oriipuvluei-, 1'c.iihc;. Apiicots, PhtiiiB,
li mid iitlitr vuiletle-. Lot i .itit tint
2 7-10 ACRSS.
Witor laid on thoroughum thu place.
Prtrtlo (hilioiii of puivhasii; a
lioincsii .id, will Ibid tliU this most ih-slr-ablu
i evidence oficieil for sale, as It
combine thu heu'lhdil elhutite if the
Valley togethci with an easy .u'cefi to
the eliy.
8" Poi fm tlicr putlcuhift apply to
V. 11 Kclfel, ou piomhos, oi tn
JiS. 1?. MOllOAX,
rS(l 7t Auctioneer.
WANTED
fliWO Ibli-hi ami Polite You'nrr Jb'ii
e. to woi i; on the switclibenid of ihe
Mutual 'leh'phunu Co. Appli to
C. 0. IlKltOr.H,
rStlf .Si'civiary.
WANTEW
A OIKL to do llht lioiievoik and
f V to look after a couple of olilldien.
JJono without beiittf well lecotiiinendi'd
uecil apply. Call on Mia. C 0. Herder,
roiuui llvtet.ml.i ar.l I'uu.ihou streets.
crni
Dr. HEX It r G. AIcUiV.
A I H;i: an abscnie of four yens In
P.irN, hns iciiuned to liNliiuno
on the Mnuds. for the nuii)oti of ic-
tviitiiluir tlio ni'iitih'U nt medicine. He
may be found nt his old otllcn on Hotel
! utt ni( linivron I'm t i1 Al il'A i all w Id
Onicn hours fiom 8 to 11 .v. m and ' to
I 1 nnd, 0 to & y, ,u &70 1m
x ti H&ikXuA iz
'"-"M,,MBHlw . -
; Kb J S WflL
Cash Assets,
U- For full partleulttts apply to
Dco-2-i-8'J
MrttirvvW'ta
( SIM? fc
Lb &
SaT H'ii P.
UVB H B t. ElE t
TVCJ
Fresh Gakes5
I & i "PI &-r
Jumblse, Coffee OaUcti, Crackoss,
y And v. ill be OIILIYERED ntlX of ClfARGi: to any
Collie, Tea, Ohccolutu & rJilk,
fJtcilc?, Chona, ImjIi, Uum i .Ujri,
Oyster Stews, Soused Tig'c Feet, lUo.
s Otjaaxoj" iVoin X1:J3 3a. xii. lo 1 i. in. 'M.
V mif -f fini-fir f V --- i , '- t-"- --... m-.-
B kw i P
y f8SB i I
L. rX
At-
J IT I
a s iffa S. 3
'II
Sclo Pvoprictora of BAILED SAHSAPilElLLA & ISOII WATER,
diigsr ill), Hip Ale, Cf eiiii, liiSilsFiTMe, SemA iliifal Waters, nit'
v2r All tioittiitiuiii'nUuns
.T89 1m
cjuxn9ttrjkUArvxrtflH-sd2svtMk-Atwfi4r6w(etftL's
lacmerr m km
Th
ll,
Th'1 following Maeliluory fnimbm
p.ut of the "i.ir Mill 11 tin will bo ohl
ut pulillo aiii'ilon nt mi e.nly date unless
ill.pn-eil of pre'.lnii-lj by pihate mle.
1'utlis de-dmns i.f piiiehislu.i'niiy pnr
tiun nf ihi- Miii'liini'ii can "irft p 1 1 tl
cnl.ui and piiev- luiu the (iiiUeulyiud:
1 20X48 M
k
nni.f
iTuiuiiiy.
cparu titar Wheel & I'lnhiu ,
1 ISs-sv, rnghie, i-aie Dear Wheel &
Pinion:
SMeOnle CI ii lib n wl.h rutins;'', 1
complete; ;
1 .lidiellealer.il P. mi 12 in. dl.i- ,
inetei : '
2 i ( hi. V. I. ne.ininc Pnnt. fi.12sD.7;
1 U;,; liouhlu ritiLtJ complete with
Pump ij Mfto;
1 0x20 Gallovfiiy toiler, lomplaie;
J r.vlO Tubular Itnl'er. comp'cti'i
I .Sugar Car W In. V l KO h.3.1 ;
1 Suir.tr Cooler, t.."i n20;
1 biiai CoolcV, il (!.ri ti.J0;
2 Siifiar Cooler. K5 o"20;
1 Timlv f In. W. I . 7 oVKKl?;
1 Mcaui Pump, l (li.,chnip,e;
! No, 0 BLAKE FEE!) PUMP,
2 RliUn Pump', lja dheba-jjo;
1 Lathe. '.'0 chuck 12 It. Ion, bed;
t Heavy Vice,
1 F.ihbmks Platfoini ficiles, yos2S;
Mill Iliiildluu', 40.ir.0!!l ; mid Itolloi
Shed, all env, w 1th Cm i iifttitod Iron ;
Tire Uilck. nliio a l.uge asi'ottinent of
2nd Hand Cocks, Valves, Plniiiff,
liw., Kte.
J NO. HXSO.
ror.'t'irMlUCo. iv'oh.il.i, Unrtall.
630 lm
Electricity h Life i
ATAXY pcrsoiH find it modcuto h p
iii. plication ot K)ecti lehy lienellclul.
Klectrlclty sometimes cuics and ni'.ul.v
abvaj s buiii'tits RlieiinutNni, Ni uihIuI i.
Indigestion, lhc. and acts like a tonic
and Is very bencllelul In ca-m of Ouner.il
Uublllly. Go to
CharJes Phillips',
On tiucon tltrcct,
And jet an Klcctiio Shock by dropping
a Ntcd in the lot. ('mi be icgul.iteri
in lilt the dcllciito as well m the Mioug.
'Ihrro Is also one ot thee r.lectilo
Mnchlues nt Younfj Nap'-., corner of
Hlne;niid Hethel stnc. 671lm
HtiJo of Fiintty Articles !
riMIKIlK w'll bo a salo of Taney Aitl
J. chs. chliiily lliUNalhn, at Quern
Emma Hall, un FKIUAY, July It,
18'JO, fnr tho hcucflt of thai Institution.
lJofrvluconts wUJ bo iotTed. BS1 td
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mBnmwiim . n"i fwmiMnrBm1 - ttnv. - ,.vi&M.rirBU..x4. ..fc1 -rs Mai... ' .t
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Guaranteed Bond
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a' ths tullowing High Clus Aei.ited Deveragoa:
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Fiiiiii, swhi, Leiiii, Blrawijerry or Gmai Soil,
liftisaparillfi, Saisaparillfi & i'rou Tater, ami Crab
Apple Cider.
LMne, tclur.itly the HYATT I'UUK WATER SYSTEX'.
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&- A S.niiig of 315 rer Cent in Cost nnd Quality tho Vciy Best. J&
GPECIAL RATES TO JOBBERS.
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i.i. Ileietanla, between Foil and
Nuuauti sucotH Ofllce hours i DrtOto
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