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DAIiY PACIFIC C O MMEKOIAX ADVERT I SEK, JULY 15, 1S93.
BY AUTHORITY
ACT 42.
Art ConfcrHn;; Additional Juri-
lit'lioa I'jx.u Certain District
Hz it Exacted by the Executive and
Advioorv Councils of the Provisional !
Govern meat of' the Hawaiian j
Islands : J
?cncx 1 The criminal jurisdiction ;
of the District Magistrates oi Lihae, !
Island of Kauai ; Honolulu, Islam! of
Oaha; Wailuku and Lahaina, Island of
Maui; IIIIo, Hamakua, Kahala
and Kaa, island of Hawaii;
over all 3en3e3 whereof the
District Ciurt3 noT have jurisdiction,
shall be and hereby id made co-extensive
with the Judicial Circuits in which their
respective districts are situated.
fcEcnos 2 This Act shall take etfect
from the date of its publication.
Approved Uiis 14th day of July, A. D.
1S03.
rSi-netM SANFORD B. DOLE,
President of the Provisional Government
of the Hawaiian Islands.
( wn-r.ed
J. A. King,
Minister of Interior.
34U 1433-lt
2ala cf Lcaa? cf t!i3 Government
Land 17123 Between Pahce
he asd Kaohe, South
Elona, Hawaii.
On THURSDAY, August 17, 1333, at 12
o'clock noon, at the front entrance of the
Executive Building, will be sold at
p i'dic aactkm, the lease cf the Govern
ment mounrain land lyin? between Pa
hoho and Ivaone, South Kona,
Hawaii.
Term Lease for 1 year with privilege
of c ntinaance at same rental until such
time as the Minister of the Interior may
di3.: TV to terminate the same, by giving j
fj days notice. '
L'p . t pi ic ? .Z pr anruin, payable !
s-:-n:i-aanu sily in advance.
JAMES A. KING,
Minister of the Interior,
laterior OiEce, July 12th, 1S93.
3120 I433-3t
1
rl of Lerii-ir ot Government
LaniU in. Kohula, lTuwitii.
On WEDNESDAY, August 9, 1393, at
12 o'clock noon, at the front entrance of
the Executive Bnildin?, will be sold at
public auction, the lease cf those lands
in North Kohala, Hawaii, known aa
Kohala P.ii Land 4 from Pahinahina to
Kaipuhaa inclusive, and extending from
shore 1 1 the tcakai boundaries cf Gov
ernment Grants made from these lands
and containing an approximate area of
7073 ?.rr'i.J. 1
T-jmi L-ast; for I ) rears. !
L"p:jt price ?2o') perannnm, payable!
1
"0.1- aallv ia a J
t:. -a.".- or lue awv tana : pom cf the Executive Building, will be sold
r.pon tho f.lowiPg condition: ; at puv,iic anction, the lease of the Gov
f 1) The !.-?: to make everj reana- ! ment lands of Awalua, Haena, ICapuna
b'e f(f ,rt wdhin oneyesr from the date j pana aml Kapaaiki, Kohala, Hawaii,
of ti;3 Iaa? !o davalope water for .sto k j containin- an area ef 221 acres, a little
on th premises. more or es3
(2) The IfFee immediately a.Vr tl.e Term Leas'? for 10 years.
p:irchae of tU. lea-.e to plant and make ; T;pset pric8 ,,pr annun1) pay;lh!e
every e!; rt to cstaoush a kiawe forest
a'or- the coat of ths lands leased.
J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior OiHce, July 10, 1393.
3J23 1433-3t
ACT 4i).
An Act to Increase the Facilities to
Irjo4lt--a t. 1 Providing fir Term
" "'.nVjolt Isi th I7naiiitn I'nntal
Saving "TIank.
I'.z it Ex.icrgfj - by the Executive and
Advisory Council. cf the Provisional
Government of "ihe Hawaiian
Islands: .
Section 1. TI:e Pos' master-General,
a3 Manager of ti e Postal Savings Bank,
with. the consent and approval cf the
Minister of Finance, may issue to any
person Term Deposit Certificates in the
name of the Hawaiian Postal Savings
Bank for deposits of not less than Five
Hundred Dollars nor more than Five
Thousand Dollars.
Hzcnox 2. The amounts so deposited
shall draw interest at a rate not to ex
ceed six per cent, per annum to be com- :
puted in accordance with the law re.?-
ulating the Bank. Such deposits shall j
not in the aggregate exceed 150,0C0 at
any one time.
Scctio:j 3. The term for which any
deposit shall be received under this Act
shall not exceed twelve months.
Section 4. The form of the said cer
tificates shall be a3 follows, and shall
contain the conditions hereinafter set
forth :
n.VWAII.VS roSTAL SAVIXOS BASS CERTI
FICATES. Honolulu,
Received from
Coin,
No
ISO. .
..in
. Dollars on
Deposit, payable in Coin on pre
sentation oi this Certificate, properly in
dorsed. This deposit is made for
months., and 1 bear interest from
ISO.., at the rate of
percent, per annum, and in accordance
with the conditions printed hereon.
Interest , ...
Approved:
Minister cf Finance.
CONDITIONS.
Pre?e.'it this Certificate ct the Postal
Savings Bank at the expiration of the
term stated herein. Interest will cesse
B.t that date.
Holders at a distance may indorse this
Certith-aie an.l st-nd by mail to the Post
al Savics Bank, when it iil be pi.l.
This 'Jcr. ideate may be transferred by
endorsement, and principal i'b. interest
! will be paid to the holder Lerevf.
Suction 5. This Act ahall take eiTect
from the date of its publication.
Approved
01
A. D.
Si-'fi-!. SAM'ORD B. DOLE,
President of the Provisional .'overran
of the Hawaiian Islands.
t
signed
J. A. Kn.'G,
Minister of tae Ir.--io.'
:J4l.-j I4ati-Inj .
of a Pieca
of
Government Land in Kano
boanahopa, Kaolau
poko, Oahn.
On THURSDAY, Au-nstlT, at
12 o'clock noon, at th2 fro at entrance of
the Executive Edilding, will be sold at
public auction, the lea?e of a piece cf
Government land situated at Kanohcan i
hopu, Koolaupako, Oahn, containing a::
area of 1 4-10 acres.
Term Lea3e for 1" jews.
Up.Bet price $20 per annum, payaV.o
semi-annually in advance.
J. A. KING.
Minister of the Interior
Interior UtSce, July 12,
3430 1433-St
Sale of Government Lot South
Slope, Punchbowl Hill,
Honolulu, O :tli ia. '
On THURSDAY, Angnst 17th, 1S93,
at 12 o'clock noon, at the front entrance
of the Executive Building, will be sold
at public auction, one Government lot
situate on the east corner of Alapai and
Beretania streets, and immediately above
the Portngtieas Mutual Benefit Society
premises, containing an area of 31, 270
square feet, a little more or les3.
Upset price $130.
J. A. K-NG,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior OtSce, July 12, 1393.
3429 1433-3t
H-'ule ot Lease of Governine.it
Lands in Kawela anil
Ivaelelcn, Han.:,
Maui.
On THURSDAY, August 17th, U93,
.it 12 o'clock noon, at the front entrance
of the Executive Building, will be sold
at public auction, the lease of the Gov
ernment Lands in Kawela and Haeleku,
Hana, Maui, containing an area of 1250
acre3, a little more or less.
Term Lease for 15 years.
Upset price $100, payable emi-an-nually
in advance.
JAS. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, July 12, 1393.
3429 1 433-3 1
Sale of Lease of Government
Lands in Kohala, Hawaii.
f mt J & orelok noon m tl fwrm
ftiv annually in advance.
J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Anterior Department, July 10, 1393.
3427 1438-3t
Water Notice.
In accordance with Section 1 of Chap
ter XXVI of the law3of 1886, all persons
holding water privileges or those paying
water rates, are hereby notified that the
water rates for the term ending Decem-
I her 31, 1393, will be due and payable at
the effice of the Water Works on the
first day of July, 1393.
All auch rates remaining unpaid tor
fi.'teen dajs after they are due will be
J subject to an additional 10 per cent.
uates are payaoie at tne or.ice ot tne
Water Work.s, in the Kapuaiwa
Building.
All amounts over ten dollars payable
in United States gold coin.
ANDREW BROWN,
Superintendent Honolulu Water Works.
Honolnla, H. I., June 16, 1S93.
3408-1 m
PR O CI, A Ji A TIOX.
" Executive Bcilding, )
Hosolclc, June 30, 1393. f
It is hereby ordered that until further
notice, the right of the writ of Habeas
Corpus is hereby suspended and Martial
Law is hereby declared to exist in and
throughout the Districts of Hanalei and
Waimea, on the island of Kauai.
(Signed;, SANFORD B. DOLE,
President of the Provisional Government
of the Hawaiian Islands and Minis-
of Foreign Affairs.
Approved :
J. A. Keg,
Minister cf the Interior.
W. O. Smith,
Attorney-General.
3120 14SG-tf
Lost.
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK PASS
Book No. 2979. Finder will be
rewarded on returning same to this
office. 3423-3t
The Daily Advertiser is deliver
ed by carriers for 50 cents a month.
King up Telephones b3. Now ?g j
th tirce to swbpcrihe. i
QL'iiE-Yri R(y PiTAL
Report of the Biennial Meeting
Held lc st?rd.T- Afternoon.
Tbr biennial meeting of the mem
bers z,i the Qaeen'a hipital took
plaea yesterday mcmin at the
chamber of cocaercp, Mr. James I.
Do-crsfcit presiding. The raetin2
was well attended, ami after it was
called to order Mr. F. A. Sehaefer
read Lid report as secretary, which
was accepted. Tho following is a
copy of the document:
BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE SECRE
TARY OF THE tiCEEN'5 HOSPITAL.
Honolulu", July 1st, 1393.
To the Members of the Queen's Hospi
tal, Honolulu.
Gentlemen: I have the honor to
submit to you my report as secretary
of your society for the biennial period
closing today.
The purveyor's biennial report and
statistical tables, to which I be?r to
call your attention, show an enlarged
sphere of usefulness and of popularity
with the native population, of the
Queen's hospital, than it has enjoyed
at any previous period, in so far as the
number of native inmates of the hos
pital greatly exceeds that of preced
ing biennial periods.
The" following figures will prove of
interest: During the two years now
under review lo3'3 persons have been
received as indoor patients, as against
931 during the preceding period. Of
these 500 were Hawaiians, against 3S
the previous term; 27 Chinese, 173
Japanese and 3s of other nationali
ties. The number of dispensary patients
was at the same time 4;3.
The death rate was ll.t4 per cent.,
the number of deaths being 134 in a
total of 1131 indoor paitents. Of these
deaths 22 occurred within 21 hours
and 13 within 43 hours after admis
sion of the sick into the hospital.
The biennial expenditures of the
hospital (the same being the purvey
or's returns) amounted to 51,o3u.ti5
for the two years, a monthly average
of S2147.49, while the receipts from
paying patients amounted to $13,31,
un average of .576-" per month.
The receipts of the Queen's hospital
from the seamen and passenger tax
amounted to .?12Jt33 for the two years
jut closed.
I may here mention that Mr. Andre
Alexandre Coruist, a Frenchman and
for many years a resident of these island.-,
very recently deceaced, donated
by will S-tfK) for the establishment of
a bed at the hospital, at the disposal
of the French consul in this port.
This sum will very shortly be placed
in the hands of your treasurer for in
vestment. Another case of practical
charity by which the countrymen of
the deceased donor will be directly
benefitted.
The biennial period above reviewed
shows a commendable improvement
in the hospital regime by the adop
tion of distinct rules and regulations
to govern the hospital medical service,
under which a physician and surgeon
were elected. Tai xww- iprmr
pnvw to be a step in the right
direction and the present incum
bents give every satisfaction.
But the employment of trained female
nurses to look after the sick by day
and night, is the most important
change made in the internal arrange
ment of the hospital service, and this
addition to the stafT has proved a
timely step in advance, and the good
work accomplished by these nurses
speaks for itself. With the coming of
the nurses many improvements were
introduced, too numerous to particu
larize here, but all with the view of
increasing the efliciency of the hospi
tal as well as the comfort and well
being of its inmates.
All these changes and improve
ments elFected in the course of these
two years account in a measure for the
increased expenditures, Mill they were
needed and prove to be a success. At
the same time the average receipts
from pay patients have increased
somewhat.
I take great pleasure in announcing
to you a most liberal and generous
donation from Hon. Chas. R. Bishop,
1. e., .nym, for the construction of a
two story wing to be built of brick,
and now in course of erection at right
angles with the old main hospital
building. The lower story is to con
tain two large wards, and the upper
story eight good sized rooms with
modern improvements, such as are
adopted by the better class of hospitals
of the present day. These upper rooms
are intended for female pay patients,
and they will rill a much-needed want..
The board of trustees have adopted a
vote of thanks to Mr. Chas. R. Bishop
for his generous donation, which has
been conveyed to him by the secre
tary. There is nothing of special interest
to be added, but I trust my report
upon the increased number of inmates
in the hospital and also upon the.
manifold improvements eirected, will
impress you with the fact that the
Queen's hospital efficiently fills its
sphere of usefulness in this commu
nity, and so far as circumstances will
permit, keeps apace with other insti
tutions of the kind in other advanced
countries.
Respectfully submitted.
I . A. hCHAEFER,
r-:eeretarv.
Honolulu, July 1, 1393.
Mr. J. H. Paty submitted bis re
port a.s treasurer, which was also
adopted. The expenses for the past
24 months amounted to $00,296.88,
which exceeded the receipts by
$11(34.70, which amount is still due
him. The report closed with a foot
ing of G33.oS3.10, which represents
the expenditures for the past 34
years.
It was announced that the minis
ter of the interior, cn behalf of the
government, had named the follow
ing gentlemen to act as trustees for
the next four vears : A. S. Cleghorn,
W. G. Irwin, U. Bolre, C. M. Cooke
and H. W. Schmidt. The society
elected as trustees for the same term
Rev. Alex. Mackintosh, C. P. Iankea,
T. May, C. L. Carter and E. F.
Bishop.
A committee of rive was appointed j
to increase the life membership of j
tne corporation. he lollowmg gen
tlemen compose it: H. A. Widemann,
Kev. A. Mackintosh, H. W. Schmidt,
and C. M. Cooke.
After (he meeting of the members
of the corporation adjourned, the
trustees transacted some important
business. The following report was
read and accepted:
To the Trustees of the Queen's
pital:
Gentlemen: We have the honor
to submit the following report fr the
j quarter ending May 31, 193:
I he number or patients at present
in the hospital is 32: viz.: 4.5 Ha
wuiians (33 males 10 females:, 2 Chi
nese, ) Japanese and 23 of other na
tionalities; 3o paying.
The number of admissions during
the ouarter
was 74; viz.: Hawaiian
(ol males females,, o mnese, o
Japanese and 6' of other nationali
ties. Discharged 15: viz.: S3 Hawaiians
(-53 males 25 females1, 1 Chinese, 17
Japane-e ami 54 cf other nationali
ties. Deaths 19; viz.: Hawaiians 2
males 4 females; 2 Chinese, 4 Jap
anese and 7 of other nationalities; of
these 2 died within 21 hours and 3
within 4"; hours of admission.
The causes of death were: Bright's
disease 1, burns 2, cirebrals tubercu
losis 1, fever I, gunshot wound 1,
heart failure 1, heart disease 2, old age
1, phlegmonous intiammat;on of
throat 1, phthisis pulmonalis 1, pleu
risy 1, pneumonia 4. pulmonary ab
sce'ss 1, tertiary syphilis 1.
Tlie highest number of indoor pa
tients was 92; lowest 74; daily aver
age 31.
.Number of prescriptions 37.
Twenty minor. i major and 2 post
mortem operations were performed
during the quarter.
The number of patients treated in
the hospital was as follows: March
139, April 133, May 151. Respect
fully submitted,
Geo. P. Andrews,
C. B. Wood.
Honolulu, May 31, ls93.
The executive committee reported
progress regarding the construction
of the new Bishop wing to the hos
pital which is heing built by Har
rison Bros.
It was announced that Miss Har
ris had been engaged as night nurse. S
C. L. Carter moved that a wooden j
carpet be laid in the two wards j
which will form the lower Hoor of i
the new wing. This was carried. j
A committee composed cf C. L. j
Carter, C. P. Iaukea and J. B. Ath- j
erton was appointed to examine -he j
hospital and to suggest any improve- j
ments at the next regular meeting of J
the corporation. j
T!i v-gular visiting committee for
the . vxt quarter will consist of C. i
Boit... K. t Bishop and M. P. Rob
inson. The trustees elected the following ;
officers: Secretary, F. A. Schaefer; ;
treasurer, J. H. Paty; auditor, M. P.
R-.-binson: executive committee, A.
S. Ciegborn, J. H. Paty, J. T. Water
honse, Jr., M. P. Robinson and F. :
A. Schaefer.
.IT
Fir
Ball Given at the Sea
side.
A ;ih st successful and enjoyable
a hair took place at the uSans
S.T.ci" hotel, Yaikiki, last night,
when Herr Max Kaufmann of Ber
lin gave a dance to a circle of
vitii rrora amorist tile very oest
of Honolulu society. Genial George
Lycurgus, the popular caterer, fair
ly excelled himself in the manner
in Which the Whole affair was COn-
ducted. Dancing commenced about
0 P.M. and was kept Up Until the
early morning, the music being
furnished by Professor Berger. Cold
iupper wna partaken of sh.ortlv
after midnight, with liberal sup
plies of champagne and etceteras,
and was simply a masterpiece of
culinary art, Mr. P. Lucas having
charge of this department.
Appended is a list of the guests
invited :
Dr. Atcherly, Mr. and Mrs. C. ;
Bolte, Senor Antonio Canavarro, ;
charge d'affaires, Portugal, Dr. Cor-
dero, U. S. S. Adams, Miss Corn- !
well, Miss Aolani Cummins, Mis3 j
Maria Cummins, Mr. Ldward Dow-
sett, Lieut. W. P. Elliott, U. S. j
S. Adams, Lieut. Feilke (German j
army), Heeia plantation, Miss !
Finkler, Captain and Mrs. Fergu- ;
son, Mr. Hermann Focke, Dr. Foote,
iieut. j. r. r ox, u. aaans.
Miss Herbert, Prof. Oscar Heroldi
Lieut. C. E. Fox, 17. S. S. Adams
.ir. r.oy, vniei engineer -uagei, ;
U. S. Adams, David Kawanana-
koa, C. K. Kalanianaole, Mr. Mor
ell, TJ. S. S. Adams, Mr. and Mrs.
Moses, Paymaster McDonald, V.
S. S. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Neumann, Mis3 Neumann, Mi3
Helen Parker, Miss fva Parker,
Lieut. Rush, T S. Boston, Mr.
Schomburgh, issea kerrett. Miss
Spreckels, Mr. Louis von Temp
sky, Miss Vida. Miss Belle Vida,
Miss Kate C. v ida, Monsieur v iz-
zavonna, French Commissioner, ;
Ensign ogelgesang, U. .S. .S.
Adams, Misses Ward, Miss 'ide
mann, Mr. Carl Widemann, Mr.
and Mrs. G. P. Wilder, Lieut, and
Mrs. D. Wilson.
District Court.
In the district court yesterday
morning a native coy, aged lu
years, was sent to the reform school
for a term of six months for steal
ing a piece of cloth from a Chinese.
A little brown man named Mori
was ordered to dig up 10 for as
saulting a countryman.
Che Pang and Young Yet were
lined -f GO and -130, respectively, for
smoking opium.
The late Admiral Tyron, who
went down with the Victoria, was a
direct descendant of Governor
Tryon, the Colonial governor of
New York during the Revolutionary
war, who assisted at the burning of
Xorwalk, Conn., and watched the
conflagration from a neishberinsr
hill.
All kinds of artistic printing at
the Gazette Office.
A riZOUIXEXT XEVADAX
Hos- hr TTiJi Retnrn by the Arrs
tralia Next Wee I:.
H. M. Yeringtcn. of Carcn city.
Nevada, who is hero cn a visit with
his wife and child, returned from
the volcano by the steamer W. G.
Hall vesterdav afternoon. Mr.
- . .1 .3 ,4
! iCJluilUU i3 uuc l ulu"' Xli"
most
1 n Li n tin
and popular men
in that State.
For nearlv
tiiir: r rears he has
represented the large interests of
the California Dank of San Fran- ,
cisco in Nevada, being mainly in- ;
terested in iniiies and mining. He !
is superintendent and general man
ager of the Virginia and Truckee
railroad and cf the Carson and
Colorado railroad. The firm of
Yerington A: k.i.-s at Carson city is
perhaps the largest wood and lum
ber linn in the State, and supplied
the Comestock mines, with ail its
lumber and wood for years.
Mr. Yerington is a highly edu
cated gentleman, and universally
popular with both political parties
of his State, from the fact that he
is the only man in the State who
never asked for or held a political
office. Mrs. Yerington has for
many years been a leader in social
circles in Nevada. It is under
stood that Mr. Yerington and
family have greatly enjoyed their
visit to Hawaii. They will leave
by the Australia on Wednesday
next.
A Boston Dressmaker
Quickly
Curcd
Stomach
cf
Sour
All Who Suffer Clmllarly, Re
member, HOOD'S CURES
Mrs. F. TF. Barker.
Boston, Has3.
This lady is a well-known and popular
dressmaker. She says :
"Tners Is no mistake about Hood's Sarsapa
rilia. I want to tell how quickly it cured ni3 of
sour stomach, whieli had troubled ma for over a
ye.ir. I could not even taka a swallow of water
but what I suffered from distress and acidity.
When I.Lca to taka nooi'j. SarasarpLi I
coal J sec j;oo.l eaeets xrom las Srt uirt-e doses.
I continued until I had taken thrco bottles and
Sarsa
parilla ures
: have been eatiIy crrd. I pve t! stat
i ment 'or tlio benefit of allien x7ho are suffering
i sinaiariv." Jtas. f. v.. Cahsis, 41 Cnester
I Park, Boston, Mass
HCCD'3 PlLLS are thtt beat af ter-Uiiner PUii
aui; (iiiOitlon, cars beadcha. . Try box. 25.
TfOBRO7, NEWMAN" o CO.,
I VrfroLEfAI. AfJKNIS.
C213. ZlZvZZ & CG3
- ' 4 1 lit
i dor.i 13.
SHIP HELEN
GuiL Vy tit
--, A!as;tf
.cut OCTOliMi It.
I irfhr particulars a;:piv '.i
GRAND ri i , r r i i
! Complimeiltar J -Beiieilt
'.vili. be T:inaED to
Nit K BARE0WICH,
(The yo?m CaUlornia MiiMIe-wei;.;!)
prior to hin departure lor horny,
will take place at the
BERET ANIA-ST. A RM0R V
Alomlay Eve, July 1 T.
i ho iGLowinir i..:ca ta;en
voluiitec-rel.
i ve
vs. -M.;k
Barrowich. :', rcur.-I.s.
Ilarrv Werten ve. Clia.?. Lambert.
4 rouivi?, arl several of iirr?.
Antone Keunii feat.s oi j-i ren5th.
Clab Swihu'ini; Vv John Tunr-v, C.S.S.
Boston.
WRESTLIN(r MATCH iOl: TliE
CriAMPIONHrp
ANDS.
THE I-L-
'.. Nakuiiia,
James s-or-r.
er vs.
Champion
MUSIC.
Instrumental and voca
Admis-H;on ."Co.,
Come one ! Come all ! !
M-kJ-td
For Sale.
i House and Lot on Liliiia surest.
Lot on Ktiakint Street, between
Nan inn Avenge an i Lilir.a Street.
3-Ho'
Read.
an..
Lot
rf,-, v . i-
1 Hon.e and Lot or. Emma Street.
2 Hor.pe and Lot on Liliha Street.
&jF"qt farther rarticularn, aplv to
J. M. MONSAPvP.AT,'
Cartwriht's Block, Merchant Street.
3429-tf
Hood s
2Cnn cntocrtiscmcnte.
OKDWAY & POET EE,
EcbiaEcn Eicck, Ectsl Street, beteej Fort and Nauinu.
Furiiitnre, Upliolstery
C-A.BIjlSTE'T
ELKGAXT DtlSlGXS IN
WICKER iYRE? ANTIQTE OAK,
BEDROOM SCITS. HEFFONIERS,
SIDE-BOARDS, ETC.. ETC., ETC.
SEPMatting laying a specialty. All orders attended to.
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