the cutheroe adv ertiser,


The Premier Christmas


Club . . Hr


be^an on Friday last, Sopt. 14th., AT THE


HODSEHOLD EIEI STORES, 53 & 55, Salford.


You pay I/- per week fo r f i f teen weeks, and you g e t 16/6 wor th of Goods from any


depar tment .


B e s t Value in th e Town, qual ity and quant ity cons idered.


• • • • ■ IB * * • **•«■■•*••••* • •••■••••* • ••■••*••«■**•« MOOR LANE CHAPEL. If I ' i


X X A R V E S T P e s t i v a l


S'CJ3^I5-A.‘2 ‘ , S E I ’T - 3 0 . Services : Morning, 10 00: Evening, (i o’clock.


t I 1 - ■ 1


P r e a c h e r ; R E V . «l. B IE E IN G V O N . AFTERNOON AT 2-10,


M U S IC A L S E R V IC E SOLOISTS:


I9~M AD AM E n u t t e r , (Burnley)


Miss CARRIE SMITH, Burnley. Organist: Mr, F. PYE, L.R.A.M., Whalley. Conductor: MR. J. W. HA\ HURST.


‘ I Address by MR. JOHN LAMBERT, Timperley


COLLECTIONS AFTERNOON AND EVENING OK BEHALF OF THE CHURCH FUNDS.


• • • * K * * *M * * * * « i » * * ••MB*** •• »•••■»•••■■•••••


T * h e y ^ i s s e s N i c h o l l s , DRE S SMAKER S & COSTUMIERS,


i After Yisiting the Loudou Houses are now Showing all the Latest London and Paris Styles


for Autumn and Winter Wear, A large Assortment of


COSTUMES, JACKETS, &o. DRESS SKIRT S from 5/11, made perfect fiiting,


UNDERCLOTHING, UNDER-SKIRTS, HOSIERY, Ac., Ac. :1


KING S T R E E T , C L ITH ER O E , WANTED AN ERRAND GIRL.


••••■■••*•• f : ; t ’ »***M»** »•••■*•«■»•• • •••MB*** NOTICE. A lO U e M B M d . . ZB S p e c i a i i t ] ^ I i'll i


For Special Outfits in. Millinery, Dressmaking, . . Blouses, Costumes, Jackets, Mantles, and every requisite for the completion of Mourning Orders,


O - ^ T iX i j HITCHON’S,


T op o f Moor L an e , Clitheroe. Ail Orders j}rompUy executed hy uti efficient btaf)\


• ••M»***> lu Plain Cloths, Tweeds and Dress Materials.


BLOUSES ih Great Variety, in Delames, Silks, Ac., Ac., OUT-SIZLS A Sl’KClALITV.


LADIES’ EVENING GLOVES. KID Silk-lined GLOVES, 1/11-^ per pair. Ladies’ and Children’s Woollen


Low IHODr Erieltet Blni. TO LET.—CHAPEL HOUSE PAKM, Dale A GRAND —


SOCIAL T ................J, abou DAY SCHOOL, on


WILT, BE HELD IN THE F P P T EflENlNB, Oct. Stfi,


An EFFICIENT BAND will be in attendance.


Commence at 8. ------ ADMISSION ]/ -


Refreshments at reasonable charges. ^ • • • ^ ^ • • * ■■••••«•••• MB* • • • ^W * * * * *B


MeMist Free CIiiiicli, On Sunday Next,


Moor Lane, Clitheroe. (September 2:)rd.)


Preacher: Morning, 10-30:


Evening, G-0; A STUDENT.


Offertory at the Evening Service. Borough S e s s ion s .


OB.S'HRUCTING a p u b l ic FOOTPATH.


For obstructing the footpath in Wcllgato


near tlie town’s well, Rowlan dSanderson, 21, I ’ecl Street, Birkett Thompson, d, Taylor Street, Robert iVlyers, 2G, De Lacy Street, Harry Jolly, 20, Albion Street, and Victor IVilso'n, dOj Pimlico road, were each fined Is. and costs.—P.C. Little proved Hie ease, and the Mayor cautioned the boys not to rejxiat the offence, as numerous complaints had been received by the police from that part of tlie town.


fined Cd. and ds. Gd. costs, for chimney firing on the 15th instant.—P.C. Feather said the defendant told him it was the result of an accident. He had lieen cleaiiing a rabbit for his wife, and he ha;l thrown tlie paper on the fire.


GREAT OFFER B Y A R ESPONSIBLE FIRM. IT COSTS YOU NOTHING TO TR Y .


SOLID GOLD mCH PUZZLE, To anyircrson ^^llO can siijiply tlu; c.irr.-'ft junu s < I tiics two


•xlI.Liiotvn T ow n s , :nul fnlAls coiuliiiiuis bdo.v. we off< i a Lttciv’s SO L ID COLD G O V ERNM EN T STAM P ED W A TCH , fully jewentd, liriti £ 3 . n.s » F R E E G IF T . (S l iv e r w a t c h e s arc i>rcGciUcd tu Gints.)


with stamped addressed envelo* e for roply to FELLOWS A CO., 1 0 . Crosvenor Buildings. S t -e l - house Lane. Birmingham. The wlnnc r 1a r c ru lr . d to purchasa a Chain from us to w.tar v/ith Watch. The nar.,e of th is paper must bo i.iuntloncd, Pr .4 e - Winners ot la s t Competition w e r e ;


Bend your attempt on a sheet of paper, tog>;ih*r


Mr. J . Turner, G, The Avenue, IVallseud, Ne.vcastle-on-T.viic.


Mrs. Gjiving, Malloiio Paik Drive, Ripon; Tliougil he has now completed 27 years'


aiipruved police service, our worthy Chief Constable, Mr. W. Clayton, has no desire to spend the remainder ot his life, at least whilst he is vigorous, in. idleness, and has intimated tliis to the Watch Committee and the Town Coiineil Itave wisely decided to retain his services. Whilst the Chief Constable reaiis some little teniporary ad­ vantage from this arrangement, the saving to the Corporation will be a great one, and their action in this matter is commetidable from the iKiculary point of view as well as in desiring to retain the services of a tried and trustworthy servant. 'I he duties of a Chief Constable are not always pleasani, and they have much to do with the seamy side of life, yet in Clitheroe there is no cause for coiiiiilalnt on the score of lack of courtesy and kindly consideration on the part oi' our Chief of Police by those whose actions, whetlier good or evil, bring them into touch with tire police.


Wo have to record with regret the death


of Mrs. Margaret Cuckshutt, of < i , Chatburu road, Clitheroe, whleh occurred une.xpectedly on Tuesday evening last. Mrs. Coekshutt, who had attained her 73id year, had ever been blessed with good health and a sound physique, and until quite recently had ex­ perienced very little sickness, consequently her death came as a great shock to the mem­ bers of her family, and to neighbours aud friends generally. The widow of the late Mr. George Coekshutt, Mrs. Coekshutt spent 10 years at Worsaw Hill Farm, where she gained the esteem aud respect of the little commuuity in the neighbouihood by her sympathy and rcadiucss to extend a frioudly baud to those iu siokness and iii need of assistance. Sue was a constant worshipper at Dowiiham Wesleyan Chapel where Mr. Coekshutt, also, was for very many years a Sunday school teacher, and an active worker aud supporter of the Methodist cause there. Mrs. Oockbhutt took a very optimistic view


of life, was ever bright and cheerful, ready to give couusel aud good advice, aud she leaves a vacant place iu the . affections of all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. She leaves two sous and two'daughters : Mr. George Coekshutt. .(Wofsfon), Mr..'Robert Coekshutt, (Chatburu), Mrs. Alderman T. Cowgill, aiid Miss Annie Coekshutt. The iu- termeut took place at Chatburu Church on Thursday afternoon.


About 20 teachers of St. Mary’s lower


Sunday School had an ouling to Bolton Woods last Saturday afternoon by motor.


Chairs of all descriptions rtpaired, and


all kinds of Upholstering done at Hanson's Wellfold Chainvorks.. 'I'el. 213yu. lamp ix )S t .


■ • The marriage took place in Manchester,


on Monday, of Mr. F'red Dqwson, Castle Street, Clitheroe, and Miss Aiinie Seedall, niece of Air. Tempest Seedall, of the Swan and. Royal -Hotel. A.hoy named John Whittaker, who resides


in Victoria Street, met with an accident last Sunday afternoon whilst playing in Woone Lane, fracturing his arm


Co -ope ra t iv e S o c ie ty . SODS and SOIL for Disposal; about 500 loads. Esbton T e r ra ce .


Cl i the roe Equi table


EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. The above Depirtment are commencing


A Correspondence Class 111 connection with


Buskin Col lege, Oxford. Situ GUT" Co-opcvaiion:’


years of age wishing to join are re<iuested to send in their names on or before MONDAY NEXT, the 21th inst., to any of the Stores, or to tho Guild Room on Monday night.


For further particulars, apply,


F. S. WHITTAKER, 19, ‘Wilson Street


o I P you have anything for DISPOSAL kindly


make it known here.—Largest Circulation


together or separately.—Apply E. Chester, Estate Agent, King Street.


House Furnishiug Messrs. Smithies & 1 well, 2, Shaw Bridge Street, are had to beat.


All Members or Members' Children over 18 Wilson’s, Ironmongers, York Street._____


from 21/-J also agent for Pennsylvania Shanks, Follow and Bates.—At Wilson’s, Ironmongers, I Y'ork Street.


M G


arden to o l s . Garden Rollers, I Mowers, Greens, complete with grass box


______________________


MPORTANT TO MOTHERS.—Every Mother I who values the Health and Cleanliness of her j


All S a in ts , FeqdleloD


Harvest Festival Sunday, Sept. 30th, 1906. SEKM C E S :


Morning Prayer & Holy Communion, lO-ilO Evening Prayer, 7 o’clock.


Preacher at both Services: The


Rbu. J am e s P la c e Rector of llatcliffe, Grimsby.


Oilertorios for Diocesan Societies and Queen .Victoria Clergy Fund.


Child should use HARRISON’S “ RELIABLE NURSERY POMADE. One application kills all Nits and Vermin, beautifies and strengthens the Hair. In tins, did. and 9J. Postage Id.—Geo. W. Harrison, Chemist, Reading. Agent for Clitheroe—E. E. King, Chemist, u. Church Street


“g o ^ 8 c t a n i ) S ^ a n t e b , ( J iso u s e s ,


Jlparlmcnts, ^obgings, &c. ri'^O LET, a good sized one stall STABLE, I r i ‘^0 LET.—Good HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, bath,


to join at bedroom)—3 Church Street. Apply, 11, Back Commons, Clitheroe.


JL bay window; pleasant situation.—Apply, Clarke’s Drug Stores, Clitheroe.


thoroughfaie, immediate possession.—Apply, Miss I Carr, 11, King Street, or J . T. Tomlinson, 31, Castle Street.


ri^O LET.—SHOP, No. 20, Moor Lane, Clitheroe JL with good living accommodation; main


Apartments, public or private. Marine Lake.


OUTHPORT.—Mrs. BEST, (Late of Clitheroe) CliSord House, 5 Victoria Street. Superior View of Sea aud


‘Scubevsi. BOROUGH OF CLl'THEEOE.


New Ladies’ Jackets


AT J.T.


31, Castle Street. Also FURS.


Tomlinson’s, T IVaterloo Y’oimg Hovers: 1*’. Diigd;ile,


K. Riley, J . Pell. Chatfjurii. Birtwell, W. Brierley, Sugar, Rpthwell, Simms, Watson and Roffc.


3J psr cent.—Applications to be made to W. J , Mitchell, Bocongh XccaBucer.


T NEW SUITS FOR FIRE BRIGADE.


ri1UE Corporation invite TENDERS for NEW JL UNIFORM, complete: 7 pairs Trousers, 1


Tunic, and 7 Forage Caps. Particulars (-f the above may be obtained at the Surveyor’s Office. Samples of Cloth and Tenders to be delivered


at the office of the uiidHrsigned on or before 12 o'clock noon, Oct. 2nd, 1900. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily


accepted.


A. R. BLEAZARD, Borough Surveyor


^ o a u s COUNTY BOROUGH OF BLACKPOOL.


per cent, per annum, upon the substantial security of all the funds, revenues and properties of the Corporation. Total Kates 5 0 in the £.


WILLIAM BATESON,


______ ____________________ Borough Treasurer BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE,


h e CORPORATION are prepared to accept LOANS ot illOO and upwards for 3 years at


h e CORPORATION invite Offers of LOANS in sums of illUO and upwards at £.3 Ills,


DEATHS. CCCK.SHUTT.-Cn the D th inst., at Iwr rsi-


donee, 77 Cliatbum Hoad, Clitheroo, CocKSHUTT, widow of the lato George CMEfti -


of IVorstoii, aged 73 years i interred at Cnato Church on the 20th inst.


INTERMENTS.


Sept. 15—Richard Eiiihley, 47 Back "'■S'''?; „ 18—Jlary Jane Ellis, 11 Fondle Kd., el


„ 10—Richard Robinson, ID licownlow ' A c k n ow lo d gm o n t s .


Mu. Koiikkt Ebus desires to cenvey l»e thanks to hia friends and oe-worters a


Bridge Mill for the kind sympathy to him in his recent bereavement.


Printed and Fublished by J»e. BoDh****' 27 Caatla Street Clitlino..


'


COMFORTABLE LODGINGS for one (or two WANTED—Two Respectable LODGERS.—


JL place for hay, etc., and cart shed.—Apply to I Wm. Briggs, 57 Woone Lane, or 87 Lowergatc.


A


r i1 0 SELL by Private Treaty, Eight ( I HOUSES in Turner Street, Clitheroe, either


A RECOGNISED FACT—that for economical


a k e your own MAHMALADE.-Patont ' Marmalade Machine Lent on Hir


,N SALE—Good HOUSE, No. 17 Esbton Terrace, Clitheroe.—Apply, 50, Woone Lane


Thomas Cliatburn, Brook .Street, was Office will be rewarded. ______________________ o st , on Saturday^ between Cliatburn Road d Cross.—


CHIMNEY ON F IR E .


Finder Office.


L and Wellgate, Gold CHAIN and §ic>uni>. I^OUND.—EWE and LAMB


J on paying ex Green-head, Sawley.


Owner can have T. Proctor,


ross.- B D Peter Duckworth'. • ________ '


HOKROCKSFOED OLD HALL FARM, CLITHEROE.


Pasture and Meadow Land, pleasantly situated on the banks of the Kibble and about a mile from the Clitheroe Station, with entry on 2nd February


containing about 139 Acres of excellent


Head, near Slaidbum, containing 42 acres WANTED—IMPROVER to the Oreo wy bus­ iness, wages to commence 15,'■ per week.—


§ iA r n t s “ g o § ie i


of good Meadow and 1C3 acres of Pasture Land, with good house and farm buildings—Apply,


1906. ^ a n t e 6 .


Apply personally.—The Co-operative Society, IG Moor Lane, Clitheroe, on Saturday, Sept. 22nd, at |


p.m. _____________________ ANTED—A sharp BOY, about l i years of age, as an apprentice to the Grocery Bus-


inOss.—Apply personally at 7 p.m., Oct !)rd.— Co-operative Society, IG Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


_ o BE LET, by Tender, the above FARM, WANTED-Young MA.N, about l.S or 20


^^In addition to the Farm House, there are good commodious and modern Rooms which in Summer


are let to visitors. The Farm is suitable for a Gentleman Farmer


or for killing or grazing.


eroe, on or before 1st October, next, where con­ ditions of letting can be seen.


Tenders to be sent to Messrs. E.\stiU5I, Clitb- ^ SUuaftons


15, New Market Street, Blackburn. Telephone 181k.


e e t s Bought or Collected—Prompt settle­ ments.—Particulars, Apply, R. Dickinson,


Sates 6^.JlucUott By Mr. H. Jackson


MOORCLOSE FARM, EIMINgTON. SALE OF FARMING STOCK, &c sKl above Farm on SATURDAY, Sept,


IGOG. Particulars see posters or apply to own J™ HENRY JACKSON. Auctioneer, Gisbi'


AUCTION atlhoNewCatu


farmwork.—Apply Haytliorthwaite, Slaidbnrn. _ | -L Market, Gisburno,, on MONDAV NEXT WILK WANTED, several good Dairies!


payments fortnighly i Cans (supplied if


necessary) cleaned and returned promply i state ■


St. Ann Street. Street, Clitheroe.WANTED, _______


an t ed . Two GIRLS, to learn Ironing.— Clitheroe Steam Laundry Co , Pimlico Rd


11 feet by G feet.—Hopwood,


COTE or Wood Building about 20 Newton


an t ed—A MAN to look after Horse and Kitchen Garden. Nice home for steady


man.—Apply, W. Tetloiv, Skirden Hall, Bolton-by Bowland, Clitheroe.______________


M w


r e s sm a k in g . — Ladies’ Own Materials made up. Dresses renovated & re-modelled.


Will go out to Ladies’ own residences if preferred. Miss Stubbs, 3, Church Street.


|U ^ t u 6 .


IVrOl'ICE to Pig BOAR kept at the Sun Inn, Waddington.


^ Well-Bred at the hotel.


Breeders, &c.—Good-bred


__ ________ ^ the Sun I For terms apply*Mr. S. Dugdalc, on the premises.


BOAR kept at the Black Bull Hotel, Rimington. For terms, &c., apply T B


il l in e r y .— Wanted an Apprentice.— Apply, Mrs. Greenwood, 3S, Castle St.


ANTED—Sharp LaD as Apprentice to Cabinet Making.—Sowerliutts, Moor Lane


oy Wanted, full-time or half-time, at the Advertiser Office, 27, Castle Street.


^ aC c . ________ STEELANDS ESTATE. 0 SELL OR LET, STEELANDS FARM,


__ G indleton, consisting of rich meadow and pasture land, plantation, orchards, and gardens, with a well-built and commodious House, contain­


ing Ifi rooms, bam, shippons, stable and other outbuildings ; also Copy on Grindleton Foil. ’This farm is one of the richest, most compact and well watered, adj .ins the main road, about 1 miles from the market town of Clitheroe, and 2 miles from Cliatburn station.—Apply. H. & F. Watson, Steelands, Grindleton, or 5, Castle Gate Clitheroe


L Salt hill.—Anyone bringing same to Advertiser


Wilkin, Hayhurst St., Shaw Bridge, Duck St. andON SALE, some pure bred White Leghorn Clitheroe.


o s t , a lady’s Gold Chain BANGLE, on Sun­ day evening last, between Primrose Works,


Rewarded on returning to Advertiser ON SALE, The Cyolopi history and descriptio


or Foreign- Grsburn.


H


r i lO BE SOLD, two loose Chipped I RANGES, with cutter, washer, eto.-


22 A’'ietoria Street, Clitheroe.___________


PULLE'TS.—Apply li) Waddington Road, iiaof BOTANY. 2 vqls.


on of all plants, British Apply W."W., Commercial Cottage,


o u se fo r sa l e—No. 7, Greenslde, Ribohester, in the occupation of Mr. Dux-


bury—Particulars, apply, E. Dickinson, 15, New Market Street, Blackburn. Telephone ISlx.


ON SALE—A Smart Business 'TRAP, nearly Butcher, Lo-.vergate, Clitheroe.


Church Street, Clitheroe. H —Apply, Oswald Rowe, Coal Merchant, 10, new.—For price, apply, Tom Kendal,


o u se (good) fo r sa l e .—Bath, Hot and Cold water, every convenience.—Apply, 1,


WHINS FARM. SABDE.V. I ALE OF FARM STOCK, , for M r


2ij Head ot Cattle. 27 Swaledale Ewes, 32 Fat Limbs, 1 Wensley.


J ohn Paukinso^, on SATURDAY, Sapt. 29th, at 12-30, viz :


dale Ram (3 shear). Poultry, Implements, luiry Utensils, and -100 Yards Hay, and theFogan'i Winterage.


II. JACKSON, Auctioneer, Gisburu By Mr. E. F. Jackson.


The Glilfieroe Ruction {H Com


pani] Limiieil. OF


S T O R E D C A T T L E


will ba held at tho above Mart on MONDAY, Oot. 1st,


when Pr iz e s will be given fo r th e F i r s t and Seconci B e s t Pa ir of LYING-OFF CATTLE.


S.ile to commence at 12-30 noon.


EDWARD CHESTKH, SecreUry.


By Mr. Amos Duerden. CLEARANCE SALES at tho Rooms the Firs:


mos d u e r d en , Auctioneer and Valaei, Bank Salerooms, Clitheroe.


Saturday in each Month. PRIVATE SALES by arrangoinont. VALUATIONS for Mortgage, Transfer, ProbatJ


and other purposes. Fire Loss Assessor, Certified Bailiff under tfce


Law of Distress (Amendment) Acts, ISsS i IS.J Tel. 095._______________________________ _


Cisburne Live Stock Auction Mart.


Sale of all classes of Stack, every alternate Wednesday.


Next Sale, Oct. 3rd.


When a large number of splendid quality Lying-off Cows will be offered for Sale by the usual well-known consignors.


Ballot 10-4’i a.m. prompt.


Secretary; H. C STARKIE, , Gisburne, Clitheroe.


MARRIAGE.


DEWHURST—CLARKE.—Cn the Iffthfet.s’. the Parish Church, Clitheroe, by the Rs'* * U. Wrigloy, M.A


of the Conservative Club, to Elees At Cl.vuke, of 24, Pimlico Road, Clitheroe.


, vicar, Jon.v Dewhob. >


C h s s ] Specif


In th e SOLOl


On WlondJ .■Will hoi


A.n^iscel ail A Special Sale


ORGAN SOLk' VOCAL SOLO . . j TPJO


ANTHEM


VIOLONC'ELT.O S j VOCAL SOLO


TRIO HYMN BAND


Vocalist: Mrs] Violoj


Organist: Mr, Offe]


■••••■••••a WHPj


Cricket, Bowlini


G R A N D Presentation of Cj a n d


A s s em h iy iiV)]


TO-MOPIll To celebrate ihe win!


the Ribblesdalo Lon^il Whalll


7r. umsT, Esti, A And the MED.'i


THE CUP wilj


, LoyGJroin] Doors open at


ADMISSION 1 - : K| Grand CINEMA|


DV^EhTERTAINMENT


given in the NA'il Coimiu'Ucirl


Admission 3d. e;il


Potato -Apply


orices.—Burgess, 32 Gartalde St., Deansgate, ilanchester. Bankers: Williams Deacon & Co., ]


September 2 ttb, 25 Head of choice colourv vni,« HEIFERS. Sale at 11-30 prompt.


HENRY JACKSON, Auctioneer, Gisbutno


HENGILL FARM, BOLTON-BY.BOWLanj TO BE SOLD by Auction, for Mr. Thonia-


^ ““3 ACCO


BOOK! Ledgers, Day Memorandum


p a r GooTl


Heady for Delivery anv Pal


Head of Choice, Young Coloury CATI'Le ’ a- Sheep, 40 Pullets. 3 Hencotes, Cart, and the ila/ Fog, &o. Sale at One o’clock.


Mason, on Mondav, Sect. 2t0i, luo", n’ '■ H. JACKSON, Auctioneer, Gishuraa RIDGE-O’-LING FARM, BAKEOWFOED,


TO BE SOLD by Auction, for .Mr. Frederick Smith, on Tuesday, Sept. 2.jrii, iwi


4 years, 15-3 h h., 7 Pigs, 5 Geese, Implements Hay, &o. Sale at 12-30.


H. JACKSON, Auctioneer, Gisbutns


VARLEY’S FARM, BOLTON-BY-BOWLAKb rjTO


AVednesd.vv, Sei'T. 2(irii, 11100, 21 HKAD’ok CATTLE, 30 Sheep, Chestnut Mare, risin» years, lo-2 h.h., 50 Head of Poultry, Iiiipleoienti, including Trap, Cart, Ac., and the Hay, Fog, 4c' Sale at 12-30.


CHAPEL HOUSE FARM, CHAIGLEY, Near CLITHEROE.


S


ALE OP STOCK for Mrs. Leemiso, o THURSDAY', September 27tb, at 12-30, vii;


: 23 Head of Cattle.


and Dairy Utensils, part Fiirnitute, -100 Vatdi Hay, Fog, etc.


2S Sheep. 1 Grey Mare, 4 years, 15-:i, also the implemeat.


H. JACKSON, Auctioneer, Gisbiun


to BE SOLD by Auction, fw Mr. Tho. Atkinson, who is declining fanning, on


lead of Choice CATTLE^ Black Horse, rising


HAB' S u n d |


8 - 0 a.m. 1 0 -3 0 .


p H The H. JACKSON, Auctioneer, Gisborne


3—4 . Will 6 - 3 0 . P r j


The


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