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Died

On September 1, at 16 Sutton Street, Kingston, Emma, the wife of Dr. Phillippo. The funeral will leave for May Pen Cemetery at 4 p.m. this evening.

Dr. J. E. Holwell, late G. M. O. of Old Harbour district, will from this date locate in Kingston as Resident Medical Officer of the Public Hospital.

Passengers Arrived

In the R. M. C. steamer Don from Southampton -- Ven. Archdeacon Brooks and Mrs. Brooks; Navigating Lieut. Nankivell, R. N.; Miss Phillippo; Mr. Collier; Dr. W. H. Strachan; Mr. W. Weech.

From Barbados -- Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay, 2 children and servant; Mr. E. Woodley, 11 soldiers and 1 decker.

The following passengers were booked to leave England in the Moselle on 2^nd inst. for Jamaica: -- The Rev. A. Robb, D. D., Miss Osborne, Mr. Heron and child, Mr. G. Spencer, Lieut. W. C. Minchin (2^nd W. I. R.), and Miss Baker.

To leave on Medway on September 18^th for Jamaica: -- Hon. S. C. Burke, Mrs. Burke, and two daughters, and Mr. C. Bishop.

Among those on whom have been conferred the title of C. B. for services in Egypt, we observe the names of Captains D'Arcy Irvine and James Arbuthnot Fisher, well known in this Island.

Passengers Arrived

In the W. I. & P. C. steamer Venezuelan from Liverpool: -- Mr. E. Mais; Mrs. Heyliger; 2 Misses Heyliger; Mr. Heyliger; Miss Scott.

From Saint Thomas -- one decker and 7 for Vera Cruz.

Died

At Logan Castle, Linstead, yesterday morning, Alan Huntley, infant son of Albert Delgado, Esq., aged 14 months.

We understand that our fellow citizen, Mr. Richard White, has become the purchaser of Mount Mansfield for £620.

A meeting of the creditors of Mr. Isaac Dolphy, a bankrupt of St. Catherine, will be held at 11 a. m. today at the office of the Trustee in Bankruptcy.

Passengers Arrived

In the R. M. C. steamer Nile from Colon -- Mr. H. DeDrego; Mr. William Richardson; Mr. H. Quallo; Mr. A. Quallo; Mr. A. Beckford; Mr. Charles Emanuel; Young Yee, Chinaman; Mr. Sinclair; 55 deckers and 74 in transit.

Passengers to Sail

In the R. M. C. steamer Nile for Southampton -- Mr. A. Watson Taylor; Mrs. Manly Abrahams; Miss Abrahams; Mr. W. G. Penfold, wife and servant; Mr. George Jones; Mr. F. W. B. Ward; Dr. Charles James, R. N.; Mr. J. S. Watson, wife, three children and female servant.

For St. Thomas -- Mr. George Smith.

Married

TURNER - GOUGH - On the 5^th September, at Wesley Chapel, by Rev. A. M. Smith, assisted by Revs. W. Melville and S. Goodyer, Colin Thompson Turner to Mary Jane, eldest surviving daughter of late Roger Gough.

A funeral sermon in memory of the late Mrs. Phillippo will be preached by the Revd. D. J. East tomorrow evening at the East Queen Street Baptist Chapel. Service will commence at 7 o'clock.

A petition for divorce has been filed in the Supreme Court by George William Byrnes, the husband of a fair dairy maid at Half-Way-Tree, by reason of her attachment to one David Shaw. It is alleged in the proceedings that Laura Amelia, the wife of the petitioner, has loved not wisely but too well. Mr. Vendryes for the petitioner, and Mr. A. E. Burke for co-respondent.

Died

Last night at his residence No. 50, East Queen Street and Georges Lane, Silvester Bell.

The friends and acquaintances of Mr. Louis Cuthbert are requested to attend the remains of his wife, Ellen, from her late residence, No. 78 King Street, of the place of interment at 4:45 o'clock this evening.

Died

On September 5, at Spanish Town, Susan Caroline, wife of Mr. J. J. James.

Married

ABRAHAMS - DAVIS - On the 6^th September by the Revd. J. Dupont, Horatio Abrahams, to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of the late J. W. Davis.

Died

On Monday 11^th September at his residence No 35 Potters Row, Rae Town, Edward Richard Tweedale.

Dr. W. H. Strachan has been appointed Junior Resident Medical Officer of the Public Hospital, and Dr. T. P. Madden to be District Medical Officer of the Falmouth District of Trelawny.

The Governor has been pleased to appoint Navigating-Lieut. Nankivell, to be a member of the Pilotage and Harbour Board, for No. 1 District in the room of Navigating-Lieutenant Cope, deceased.

The Jamaica Gazette of today says: -- Her Majesty the Queen has been pleased to appoint Arthur Harvey Alexander, Esq., Protector of Immigrants, and Thomas Capper, Esq., Inspector of School, to be Official Members of the Legislative Council of Jamaica, in the room of the Hon. J. C. Mackglashan, Auditor General, and the Hon. S. Constantine Burke, Crown Solicitor, whose resignations of their seats have been accepted by Her Majesty.

The following bankrupts have advertized in the Gazette their intention to make application on the 2^nd October next in the Supreme Court of Judicature, Jamaica, in Bankruptcy, for an order of discharge: James R. Lions, of Brown's Town; John McKenzie, of Westmoreland; Eugene A. Magnus, of Porus.

Birth

On the 14^th inst. at 14 Water Lane, the wife of David Mackay of a daughter.

Entered on her Heavenly rest on Sunday 10^th September, Ellen, the beloved wife of Lewis Cuthbert of this City ....

In Chambers yesterday, before Mr. Justice Ker, an application was made by Mr. Leach of the firm of Jackson and Leach, for the discharge of the bankrupt A. N. Sutherland. His Honor refused to entertain the application until judgment had been delivered by the Chief Justice in a case which affects the estate.

Died

At Bridge House, Spanish Town, on the 16^th September 1882, after one day's illness, John (Toddie) the younger son of Inspector Hepburn.

At Wellington Lodge, Windward Road, at 3 p.m. yesterday, Willie, the only son of William and Lena Andrews...

We announce with much regret the death of Mr George S. Farquharson, Esq., Stipendiary Justice of the Peace for St. Thomas, which sad event took place yesterday. Mr. Farquharson was well known in many of the parishes of this island, and was much esteemed.

Birth

On the 17^th inst. (Sunday) at No. 1 Manchester Square, the wife of C. Davidson of a daughter.

Passengers

The following passengers were booked to leave England on the 17^th inst. for Jamaica: -- Hon. S. C. Burke, Captain J. C. Purvis (R. N.), Miss Calder, Mrs. Cooke, Mr. J. V. Calder, Miss F. Mcdonald, and Mr. H. McCrea.

To leave Southampton on 2^nd October -- Mr. and Mrs. Barrow, Miss de Mercado, and Miss T. de Mercado.

To leave Southampton on 17^th October -- Bombardier McCulloch, Captain Mckinlay and Mr. R. Copeland.

Married

SAINSON -- GADPAILLE -- At the Holy Trinity Church, Duke Street, on Thursday 7^th September, by the Revd Joseph Dupont, Paul Clement, only son of the late Francois Felix Sainson of Orleans, France, to Marie Lilia Ramona, eldest daughter of Charles Gadpaille of this city.

Died

This morning at the residence of his mother, No. 88 Hanover Street, William Panton, eldest son of the late James Taylor, Esq. Aged 39....

Passengers

Passengers on the new Atlas mail steamer, Alene, from New York to Kingston --

Mr. Isadore Solomon; Mr. Andrew Delisser; Miss Lynch; Hon. M. Solomon; Mr. J. Lawrence; Mrs. Lawrence; Miss Clara Brunell; Miss Castillio; Dr. H. R. Miller; Mr. George Wales; Mr. George S. Banham; Mr. W. Y. Perot; Mr. George Jenkins; Mrs. Jenkins; Mr. J. R. Smith; Mr. Robert Craig; Mr. J. J. Masters; Mr. M. Fox; Mr. L. Daniels; Mr. Frank Glover; Mr. Charles Nathan.

The Governor has been pleased to appoint Mr. Charles M. Calder, Esq., to be a Notary Public for the Parish of Westmoreland.

H. J. Bicknell, Esq., is gazetted to act as Judge of the Eastern District Court from the 25^th inst. and until further orders, in the room of E. T. Smith, Esq., who has been granted leave of absence. Mr. Bicknell will continue to discharge the duties of Stipendiary Magistrate of Kingston.

The Governor has been pleased to accept the resignations, tendered by Robert Russel, Esq., of his appointment as a Justice of the Peace and a Member of the Municipal Board of St. Catherine, and Edgar Turnbull, Esq., of his appointment as a Justice of the Peace and a Member of the Municipal Board of St. James.

We understand that Mr. T. Lara has been appointed Superintendent of the Slaughter House, vacant by the death of Mr. Taylor.

Married

LOGAN - MACCORMACK - At St. Peter's Church, Alley, Vere, on the 20^th inst., by the Rev. C. T. Husband, Quintin Logan, to Alexandrina Rosa, second daughter of the late C. H. MacCormack, Esq.

We learn that the question is being discussed of amalgamating the Congregational Denomination with that of the United Presbyterian in this city.

Mr. B. M. Hall, of the Audit Office, retires from the public service in consequence of ill-health, and is succeeded by Mr. Augustus Samuels, who has been appointed a second class clerk, and ordered to commence his duties on the 1^st October. Mr. Samuels has been transferred from the Railway.

Bonden [Bowden?] in the parish of St. Thomas has been purchased by Mr. Baker of Port Antonio for £3,000. We understand it is intended exclusively for Cocoanut Cultivation.

Walter Henry Farquharson, Esq., has been appointed a Justice of the Peace for the parish of St. Elizabeth.

Died

On Tuesday, August 22^nd, at Plymouth, England, the Revd. John L. Bleby, formerly of Jamaica, second son of the late Rev. Henry Bleby.

Died

At 88 Hanover Street, in this city, on the 22^nd ult., William Panting Taylor, Superintendent of the Government Slaughter House, and eldest son of the late James Taylor, Chairman of Committees of the House of Assembly.

Mr. W. Boyce, Co-Principal of the Church of England and Collegiate School, in place of Mr. D. S. Morrison, arrived from Liverpool yesterday, in the steamer Yucatan.

Birth

At Rosedale Villa, on the 29^th ultimo, the wife of Mr. E. Bolivar Wolfe, Solicitor, of a son.

Four clergymen arrived from Liverpool on Sunday last in the steamer Yucatan. The Revd Mr. Gillies, for the United Presbyterian body; the Revd. Mr. Myers, for the United Methodists, the Revd. Father Sheppach, for the Roman Catholics, and Mr. W. Boyce, who will shortly be ordained deacon, and will then assume his duties as assistant to the Revd. Mr. Downer, besides being Co-Principal of the Church of England and Collegiate School.

Died

Yesterday at 5 p.m., at her mother's residence, No. 59 Mark Lane, Margaret Amanda, third daughter of the late W. H. Kirkpatrick. The funeral will take place at 4:30 this evening.

A special meeting of the Municipal Board will be held on Monday, the 16^th inst., for the purpose of hearing appeals against the late assessment of Mr. Burger. The following persons have already lodged appeals: - E. X. Leon, James B. Pitkin, George R. Taylor, Francis L. Auld, G. H. Lyon, Simon C. Henriques, Alfred Dennison, Adolph Phillipson, J. O. Nethersole, W. Kelly Smith, and Jemima Duffus.

T. S. Powell, Esq., of Mandeville, has been appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for St. Thomas.

Passengers Arrived

In the Atlas Str. Alvo from New York: -- Mr. Hopkins; Mr. S. F. Noyes; Mr. Delevante; Mr. J. Perez; Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison and child; Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Iffla; Mr. Simon Lewis; Mr. Dowell O'Reilly; Mrs. Lake; Mrs. Banham; Mrs. Cruickshanks; Mr. J. H. Llorin; Mr. J. Birkenhead and 2 in transit.

In the R. M. C. str. Medway from Southampton: -- Capt. J. C. Purvis, R. N.; Mr. W. Annan; R. N. Lieut. G. J. Hamilton; Asst. Paymaster G. J. Clow; Surgeon Browning; Mr. F. Coleman; Hon. S. C. Burke and 2 daughters; Mr. and Miss Calder; Dr. and Mrs. Cooke; Miss G, Calder; Miss. F. McDonald; Mr. H. McCrea and brother; Miss Downer and sister; Hon. D. P. Trench; Mr. and Mrs. Corrington, two children and servant; Hon. Findlater Roper; Miss Roper and brother; Mr. and Mrs. Kerr and child; Master Kerr; Mr. W. Peat; Mr. John Symme; Mrs. James, Mr. Brevatte.

From Barbados: - Capt. Tyndall, 2^nd W. I. Regt., 8 deckers and 46 in transit.

The Governor has been pleased to appoint H. F. Pouyat, Esq., to be Clerk of Petty Sessions for the parish of Clarendon, in the room of M. S. Farquharson, Esq., who is retiring from the office on a pension.

The Governor has been pleased to make the following appointments: Mr. William Ricketts Burke to be Sub-Collector and Landing Waiter of Customs at Milk River, with Carlisle Bay under his survey; and Mr. Charles Wood to be Coast Waiter and Landing Waiter at Salt River, with Old Harbour under his survey.

Died

At No. 2 Port Royal Street, the residence of his grandfather, John Theodore, the infant son of Z. Brice Feurtado...

The W. I. And P. C. steamer Yucatan left for Vera Cruz yesterday, taking 114 men, engaged by Mr. Moses Bravo, to work as logwood chippers at Laguna (Mexico).

Died

On Saturday, 7^th October, at St. David's, after a long and painful illness ... Margaret Lamont, widow of the late John C. Lamont, leaving 4 children and a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn their irreparable loss ...

The following officers have been installed at Port Maria for the ensuing year: -- Bro. D. N. Berwick, P. M. (for the second time), master; Bro. H. A. Hinshelwood, S. W.; Bro. W. R. Bayley, J., W.; Bro. Rt. Wor. T. C. Dias, Treasurer; Bro. J. A. Hinds, Tyler.

Died

At Falmouth, on Wednesday, the 11^th inst., Ida Aimee, the beloved wife of Revd. E. B. Heighington.

At her residence, 52 Oxford Street, this morning at 1 o'clock, Miss Theodora Morris, daughter of the late Mrs. Mary Morris, aunt of Thomas Harry...

We deeply regret to record the death by drowning of Dr. Tompsett of St. Catherine, which sad event occurred at Angel's Pen, St. Catherine, yesterday morning.... the Doctor, accompanied by Mr. Arthur Douet and his servant, a boy, went out shooting. Mr. Douet had shot a brace of ducks and the boy went in to the water to get them. Mr. Douet seeing the boy in danger of being drowned, went in after him, and he also failed to keep himself above water. Dr Tompsett seeing this, also jumped in after them. The cries of the three attracted the attention of some people in a boat, who rescued Mr. Douet and the boy, but it appears that Dr. Tompsett had got his feet entangled in the rushes growing in the water, and was dragged down, and on his being taken out of the water life was very nearly extinct, and he died shortly afterwards... Dr. Tompsett has been in this Island for eight or nine years, and recently married the sister of Mr. Douet as his second wife. He leaves behind him one child by his first marriage and an infant by his second wife. He was a M. R C. S. and has been Govt. Medical Officer in Spanish Town for some years, where he commanded the esteem and regard of all who knew him. He occupied the position of Grand Junior Warden in the Grand Lodge of Jamaica ....

Married

CORINALDI - DELEVANTE - CORINALDI - HENRIQUES -- On the 11^th inst., by the Revd. A. H. Neito, at the residence of the bride's mother, No. 93 King Street, Sydney Anna, eldest daughter of Mrs. E. A. And the late Edwin Cecil Corinaldi of Montego Bay, to Mr. Michael Delevante, and Edith Alice, second daughter of the same, to Mr. Jacob C. Henriques.

The Hon d. P. Trench has resigned his position, to take place on the 31^st March.

With regret we record the death of J. B. Goffe, Esq., of Port Maria, who died at his residence on Tuesday night at 11:30 o'clock. Mr. Goffe has been a merchant in St. Mary's for over a quarter of a century, where he has commanded the respect of all classes of the community.

Among the passengers per Royal Mail str. Para arrived yesterday, we welcome home Hiam Barrow, Esq., who has been absent from this island for the past 6 months.

The Honorable D. P. Trench is gazetted as having resumed on the 9^th instant, his duties as Collector-General of the Customs, Excise and Internal Revenue Departments.

The Governor has been pleased to appoint William Stewart Harrison, Esq., to be a Member of the Board of Parochial Road Commissioners for the Parish of Westmoreland for the year 1882.

The Governor has been pleased to appoint Richard Evans and Daniel John Sinclair, Esquires, to be Members of the Board of Parochial Road Commissioners for the parish of Westmoreland for the year 1882.

Among the passengers arrived yesterday in the Para from England, was the Rev. Thomas Butcher, the newly appointed Superintendent of the Wesleyan Missions in Jamaica. The Revd. gentleman is accompanied by his family.

Died

Yesterday at his Residence No. 1 Saint Michael's Chapel Lane, Louis S. Meau...

Married

On October 25^th at the Parish Church of St. Andrew, by the Revd. H. H. Isaacs, M. A., Edmund Nankivell, Royal Navy, to Lilla Agnes, daughter of the late W. S. Norton, Esq., of Spanish Town.

Died

At her residence, No. 91 Luke Lane, Rosannah, relic [sic] of the late James H. Hamilton, Saddler.

Extracts from the Jamaica Gazette

The Governor has been pleased to make the following appointments: --

Dr. Campbell J. Dewar to be a Supernumerary Medical Officer in the Government Medical Department, to fill the vacancy created by the death of Dr. James Tompsett, and His Excellency has approved of Dr. Dewar being attached to the Public Hospital until further orders.

John Coke Farquharson, Esq., to be a member of the Board of Parochial Road Commissioners for the parish of Westmoreland, for the year 1882.

Richard Evans, Thomas Stewart McNeel, Samuel Halton Morris and John Coke Farquharson, Esquires, to be Justices of the Peace for the parish of Westmoreland.

Joseph Phillips, Esq., to be a member of the Municipal Board of the parish of Trelawny for the year 1882.

The Governor has issued writs removing Mr. Simon King Eleridge from the Commission of the Peace for the parish of Clarendon.

The friends and acquaintances of Mrs. Alex. Burke are requested to attend her remains from her sister's residence, No. 10 Charlotte Street, to the place of interment at 4:30 p.m.

Birth

At 157 Orange Street, Kingston, on the 2^nd November 1882, the wife of James John Bowrey of a son.

Died

At Collin's Green, St. Andrew, the residence of his uncle, Mr. S. D. Lindo, at 9 o'clock last night, Joseph D'Aguilar, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Lindo, of Friendship, St. Mary, aged 20 years....

Died

At his residence No. 5 Duke Street, A. J. S. Pairman, younger brother of a. J. Pairman, the Homeopathist, who is well known in this city ....

Died

Last night at his Residence, No. 48 Harbour Street, Richard Langley .....

The Governor has been pleased to appoint Commodore J. Child Purvis, R. N., Senior Naval Officer, to be a Justice of the Peace for the parish of Kingston.

The Governor has been pleased to appoint W. G. Nunes, Esq., to be Registrar of Births and Deaths for the District of St. Ann's Bay, in the room of J. R. Bravo, Esq.

The Governor has been pleased to grant a License to John Campbell Watson to act as Pilot for the year 1882 for the ports of Port Morant, Morant Bay, Kingston and Port Royal, Old Harbour, Salt River, Carlisle Bay and Milk River.

Mr. Frederick Woolward, son of Captain Woolward of the R. M. S. Co., who has occupied a position in the Colonial Bank of this city, has been transferred to their branch at Barbados.

Hiam Barrow, Esq., has tendered his resignation to His Excellency the Governor as a member of the Parochial Boards of St. Catherine, and also of his commission as a Magistrate.

Married

SAMUEL - WOLFE - In this city on the 8^th inst., at the residence of the father of the bride, by the Revd. A. Freidlander, Augustus Alexander Samuel, fourth son of the late H. S. Samuel, Esq., to Louisa, fourth daughter of Ellis Wolfe, Esq.

The friends and acquaintances of the late Miss Catherine H. Jackson are requested to attend her remains from her residence No. 106 East Street, to the place of interment at 4 o'clock this afternoon.

Birth

At Roslyn, St. Andrew, on the 15^th instant, the wife of C. J. Ward, of a son.

Birth

On Friday 2:20 a. m., the wife of George Cooper of a son.

Died

At her late residence, No. 77 Water Lane, at 9:15 last night, Rachel, beloved wife of Samuel Mordecai.

At no, 1 Law's Street, the residence of his sister, Mrs. Jane Figueroa, William Charles Tenison.

Passengers

The following passengers were booked to leave Southampton in the Moselle on the 17^th last: - Miss A. Tracy, Mrs. Graham Jones, Miss Jones, and Mrs. Allwood and two daughters. Mrs. M. Abrahams, Mr. J. W. Leyden, Mr. MacGlashan, Mr. A. James and wife, Mr. A. Watson Taylor, and Miss Watson Taylor.

Birth

At Cedar Valley, on the 17^th, the wife of James Francis, a daughter.

Among the passengers per the R. M. S. Don, we notice Miss E. Wright, who has arrived to join the staff of Teachers of the Barbican High School for girls.

Birth

At 88 East Street on the 17^th inst., the wife of Lyndon Gruchy of a son.

Birth

On the 25^th instant at Rosebank House, Kingston, the wife of Wellesley Bourke, of a son.

Birth

On Monday 27^th instant at Jasmin Cottage, South Camp Road, Mrs. W. Baggett Gray of a daughter.

Died

On the 24^th inst., at No. 20 Heywood Street, Alphonso Norris, the beloved son of the late Rosa Norris, aged 10 years, and 7 weeks.

On Thursday morning, the 23^rd November, Mr. James Dunckerley, of Annotto Bay, aged 45 years, after a short illness ...

Died

On the 26^th of November, in Kingston, Miss Mary Hannah Morris, the third daughter of the late Rev. Rutton Morris, formerly of St. John's, Newfoundland, and of St. Pierre-les-Calais. Aged 76 years.

Obituary

Francis S. Good, of Kingston, Jamaica, died at Panama, Nov. 7^th, iin the fifty-sixth year of his age. He leaves a wife and five children ....

Major-General Mann, R. E., C. M. G., having returned from leave of absence, resumed on the 23^rd inst., his duties as Director of Public Works.

The Governor has been pleased to grant a License, for the year 1883, to J. C. Watson, to act as Pilot for the Ports of Falmouth, Rio Bueno, Dry Harbour, St. Ann's Bay and Ocho Rios.

Charles Goldie, Esq., having returned from leave of absence, resumed on the 25^th inst., his duties as Inspector of Invoices and Chief Surveyor of Customs at the Port of Kingston.

Died

At No. 19 North Street, Jas. Urbain Lemercier Duquesnay. The funeral will move from the above residence to the place of interment at 4 o'clock this afternoon.

Died

On 3^rd inst., at No. 17 Prince of Wales Street, Allman Town, Mrs. Robert Henderson, relict of the late Robert Henderson, of the Mico Institution. ....

The Revd. G. P. Bovell has resigned the charge of King's and Bluefield's Churches for clerical work in the diocese of Trinidad.

Died

At Mandeville, on the 28^th ultimo, James Graham Doorly, District Engineer, aged 87.

Married

On 9^th November, at St. Oswald's Parish Church, Chester, by the Revd. W. H. L. Cogswell, Vicar of the Parish, Captain T. W. Oliver, Royal Navy, of Oak Hill, Burlesdon, Southampton, to Hestorine May, youngest daughter of the late Gilbert Shaw, Esq., of Bridge House, Spanish Town, and Linnbank, Kirkudbright, Scotland.

It is with sincere regret we announce the death of Mr. Francis Correoso, senior of the firm of F. Correoso & Co., in this city. This lamentable event took place in Cannes, France, on Monday ...

The friends and acquaintances of Mr. James Reeves are requested to attend the remains of his mother-in-law, Miss Barbara Greenfield, from her residence No. 96 East Street, to the place of interment at 4 o'clock this evening.

[This issue is one page only. There is a handwritten note at the top of the page as follows: "last of /82. Suspended through fire"]

The friends and acquaintances of Mr. Alexander Lamont (late of the Government Railway), are requested to attend his remains from his residence, No 58 Tower Street (east of Highholborn Street) to the place of interment at 4:30 o'clock this evening.

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