Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 18 March 1907

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 463 VOL. HI. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 18. 1907. PRICE 5 CENTS
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    ARE EARLY MARRIAGES DESIRABLE ?
    564 1 ARE EARLY MARRIAGES DESIRABLE A WRITER IN THE NEW YORK JOURNAL" SAYS YES."' There is no subject on which there are more varied views than that of the best marriage age. Some decry early marriages as thoughtless and irresponsible, but there is another and more convincing point of view The
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    THAW TRIAL.
    203 1 l'lic Thaw trial is >.till proceeding. There has been a further examination of lunacy experts, who testified to conversations m the prison as indicating insanity on the part of the accused. The prisoner's will was, the doctors considered, evidence of his insanity. It provided that $50,000 were to
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    FIRE IN BUTTERWORTH.
    121 1 The Buttcrworth Recreation Club house was burnt down. The building, which was designed by Mr E. 1. Kinder, Superintendent of Works, rovince Wellesly, North, was built under the supervision of Mr. O. H. Wait. It was constructed with a hard-wood framing the walls and flooring being of
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    THE MAIL CONTRACT.
    189 1 It is understood that Messrs. William Beardmore and Co. have withdrawn from further participation m the carrying out of the new Australian Mail contract, held by the Laing Syndicate. We hear that it is now settled m effect that the contract for the fortnightly mail service to
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    A PAIN-STRICKEN POSTMAN
    595 1 IN SINGAPORE COMPLETELY CURED BY DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGO WERE HIS TROUBLES: The case of A wans bin llussin of the Singapore Postal Service— completely cured of Rheumatism and Lumbago by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People after years of almost continuoussuffering -provestbat,
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      95 1 CDC paP er f IDC P^PIC* CDC Best Idocriisina Straits. i Co. JB FpßEr at 56.25. per case oti2 bottles, tTMIL OF ALL DEALERS. y£,Sehaefer Co. SOliE IMPORTERS. Levy hermanos.} i annual cash ;learance sale.i 6 DAYS OIsTLY. I Commencing Sfiondai/ 18th iUGE REDUCTIONS I ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS. I I Fancy
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      163 1 Howarth Erskine Epgipeers ai>d contractors. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. Telephone 24. Telegrams ERSKINE." SEE PAGE 2 FOR JOHN LITTLE ACo's Gash Clearance Sale. ■L m n^ iviv/ I v/r\w '"motorcars THOROUGHLY RELIABLE^ UP-TO-DATE. MOTOR LORRIES MO I°, R J^s WRITE FOR PARTICULARS. MOTOR BOATS RILEY UARGREAVES f*o. Ltd. 'i TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS:- HARGREAVES,"
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      9 1 ale Guarantee tl>c Carcicst Circulation of anp Paper Singapore.
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    Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. MONDAY 18th MARCH. A FRIVOLOUS PROSECUTION.
    1119 2 Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. MONDAY 18th MARCH. A FRIVOLOUS PROSECUTION. A morphia case of a sensational character was before the Police Magistrates during the last week and disposed off m the usual way but as it was of a peculiar character and as it affects the interests of
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    172 2 Friday March 22nd, Mr. Buckley's Lecture, Prinsep Street Church, 8-30 p.m. Raja Chulan, of Perak, ha> been given a seat on the Perak State Council. Mr. Hugh Clifford, the new Colonial Secretary of Ceylon, is expected at Colombo on May 4. > His Highness the Sultan of |ohorc is at
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    THE NEW COMMUNICATION.
    59 2 manding I Major-G, I Pa," 1 11 W r& "'*l I I andante! I gu. m timcpla 3 I oh, shak I G< I I i.a- Europeans. I the m a- I Lieut. I ding the I< r, I the Johnston, R..\ I mandii <> ant-( I
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    JOHN LITTLE AND CO LTD SALE
    28 2 aCacommf that, a the usual Mess chea;. Sale, but cleara season and n rial-. Thi i special^ sale; ttishould purcb.,; applii LittU
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    TAN JONG PAGAR DOCK AND
    68 2 \\"t Mi 11. W Eg to the I reply been levelU gain was lering i tee o v by no me pany m N to nearl) v other hai expropriat share- fi declir.' 1 steadily I circtr per share somewhat It may be ment dock^,
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    A VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT
    85 2 (Mi Satu of Sul tion at M an r\].< men an featabk Pi ma\ comp lctc lV m prof< »i Consideral i to make tin There a numbei dered. Fh< at a billiard interest. Il« game was Nip. \V. a prize. S fortht up a humoui the
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    7 2 H.M.S. Kk> on Saturday 11 8 r.'iujoug
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      380 2 I JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD? FOR TWO WEEKS 10/VT I only. SINGAPORE. l^ v# ANNUAL CASH CLEARANCE SALE Commencing Jiiesclay, 3hpril2nd. Previous to STOCK-TAKING, we will offer THIS SALE IS GENUINE. on above date and following days our SUR- -i^--,- rr-^rr i PLUS STOCK and SLIGHTLY SHOP-SOILED NOTE. K**T* h
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      335 2 \y \y \y \y /s /s '^y^y\s Sasahi beer. /^SSIF/J*\ Brewed < A m^ 4 BEST fta^^p^g specially X v IN rHE Is IOR s FAR EAST V<k r ,%!2» TROPICS. VELAVAN Co Importers. 9S R B J" sotl ROAD V /^V /'"V X\ /"v j Hello There!! jg3 jg*
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      248 2 SINGAPORE-KRANJI RAILWAY. Warehouse room to let on the riverside at Pulau Saigon m spaces to suit traders at 2 cent'; per square foot per month. Apply to the Manager of the Railway. Singapore, /jth Afare/t, igoj. AUCTION SALE OF 2 Cases Enamelled Ware 14 Cases Burma Cigars (best brand) 2
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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    The Farthing Damages!
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    Funeral of M.Casimir Perier.
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    Bulgarian Political Plot.
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    The Jena Disaster.
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    The Duma Hall.
    22 3 H 5 >f hie Ift P H ■Hi ft v H^ -memberB -er.e<: P -ed a B jrned, and
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    Failures on Stock Exchange.
    10 3 f- p.m. the London ted yester-
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    ANT-OPIUM CRUSADE.
    73 3 lESTRIC>W the next >g in terminau i additional ver fees B 1 5 andthatal fhall be compdlks the followfn, 'c, name of purI, residence he guested to -ar. of ja in brotiiH and use of 11 n ikisha depot., I be rc.ue.ted to I opium I all to
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      University Boat Race.
      242 3 CAMBRIDGE LEADS THROUGHOUT AND WINS. London, March 17, 10. 10 a.m. 'nmbridge won the University Boat Race by two lengths m 20 mm. 26 sees The betting was five to one on Cambridge. Cambridge led throughout. Phil is the 64th Oxford and Canbridge Boat race- The following
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    Scotland's Double Win
    61 3 DEFEA ENGLAND AND IRELAND. I irch 17, 1 0. 1 z a m. Scotland ha^ beaten England a R :..r>y by eight points to three. Scotland bent Ireland by three goal to nil at Asa has now won 14 i;ame- si ><-\cn drawn j nine. Scotland has
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    The Crisis in New York.
    159 3 RICH MANS PANIC London, March 16, 11.35 Pm I here has been a general recovery m New York. [Following upon the panic m Wall Street. The market has closed buoyant. Mr. G. B. Cortdyuu is considered to C shown nerve and initiative at the outset
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    SUPREME COURT.
    316 3 LOCAL SHIPPING COMPANY'S AFFAIRS. The hearing of the motion of Lim Kcng lor an account of the interest m Choy. deceased, m the wealthy firm of Messrs. Wee Bin and iis e-umed on Saturday morning c the Chief Justice. 1 de M. Braddell appeared fd Lim Siaog Keng,
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    39 3 Captain Radcliffc, the Master Attendant, arrived from Penang, on Saturday after inspection duty m the Northern Settlement. lilt R. J. Bartlett, Technical Master, has been appointed Assistant Principal and Science Master. Raffles Institution, Singapore, with effect from January i.
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    POLICE NEWS.
    863 3 A CARTER'S HARDSHIP The habit t' widely prevails of keeping carters who have discharged the duty for which they were engaged, waiting for the money, not infrequentty gets them into trouble. Being business men, they naturally want their money, since delay means loss to them as to others.
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    SPAMPANI'S MANAGER FIND.
    77 3 Mr. G. Hat land, Manager of Spampani's Circus, appeared before Mr. Lemon, Pcnang, m response to an instant'/ summons issued against him for holding a performance last Sunday without the usual licence from the Chief Police Officer. While pleadiug guilty to the charge the accused stated that
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    28 3 Thi: Chinese Concert which was such an unqualified success on March ist is to be repeated (with some change of programme) on April 12th m the Boustead Institute.
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    KUALA LUMPUR NOTES.
    906 3 THE SELANGORCLUB (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, March 13. Jhe general meeting of Members of the Selangor Club passed off successfully. Mr. H. Conway Belneld, the Resident, who is also the President of the Club, makes an excellent Chairman, and succeeds m getting through the maximum
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    117 3 A hint to our overworked Judges m Singapore may well be read out of the following item of news: •'The practice m vogue m Calcutta of having the evidence of witnesses recorded by the shorthand writer of the Court has been adopted lately by Mr. Justice Ormond m the Chief
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      377 3 AUCTION SALE ABOUT 4=OO LOTS -OF Valuable Teak, Rattan and Bentwood Household Furniture &c. &c. ALSO A BRILLIANT TONE COTTAGE PIANO BY RICHARD LIPP AND SOIIN, STUTTGART TO BE HELD AT Bargamiy Lodye No. 7, Oxley Rise, On Saturday 23rd March at 1.30 p. m. For full particulars see catalogue.
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      369 3 FRENCH CINEMATOGRAPH Te-9islyt To-pi^bt ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. WE WILL EXHIBIT THE BEST PICTURES FROM OUR LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF FILMS. DON'T MISS THIS OCCASION. YOU ARE SURE TO BE SATISFIED WITH OUR SHOW. First Show 7.30 p.m. Second Show 9.30 p.m. Skatinee Svory Saturday From 6 to 7
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    FOOTBALL.
    497 4 ST. JOSEPH'S AND RAFFLES INSTITUTION. (ha Saturday evening the above named team- met, on St. Joseph's football ground, ami played an interesting and somewhat exciting game of football. When the whistle blew there was a large number ol spectator- composed chiefly of school boys, who took different sides of
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    LADIES" AND SOCIETY.
    71 4 L A Ladies' Aid Society 1... ction with the Colt: I Mcl -copal Church. 1 Tin dent, Mr-. \Y. 11. Williams; Secretary, Mrs, F. Beni jalicld Trea-urer. Mrs. J. Polg! K<.^ ir monthly n- will beheld at the Short Street School at 4-30 p.m. on the first
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    445 4 MIL BERLIN DISASTER. A terrible shipping disaster took place on Feb. 21 m the early noun he morning, near the Hook o: Holland, when the Great Eastern Railway Company -learner Berlin was driven ashore. The Beilinleft Harwich on Wedne— iday night. a- usual, and after a fear
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      591 4 TRADES, PROFESSIONS AGE|S SINGAPORE SANITARIUM HEALTH FOOD DEPOT. IMPORTERS OF HIGH-CLASS CEREAL AND NUT FOODS. 213, ORCHARD ROAD. GRANOSE A WONDERFUL FOOD FOR INVALIDS DYSPEPTICS and also tor tho^c who arc well. GOSLING CO., jj Robinson Road, (Pasar Lama.) Whisky, Brandy, Sherry, Port at $1 bottle to $4 bottle duty
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      156 4 "Si 1 \r M»l a lent rci lta RESERVE l! u v Broth* metoj of this taken didno< but &3 TIANG H»iSS School m cons KUAU v,,Sj close tl mr Su 777" -^Direct* RASSOOLBHOY Brothc but w misev Supen Dcal< spectic g& :harg« Dealers m Goods for! and Gentlem. J[
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      1789 4 SHIPPING NEWS. VESSELS IN PORT. Men .o,.W,r. F.a 9 and Tons Comd.r. Arrived From For When Wh.r. L,»n o lotlirou lan II Manila "uck W.I-.. Basin McCktUn •V"." a v b; P \hm-it l"cb 5 I. Swet. for docking K. bee. Kent Bril Cruisci <;!>oo 'I'^ P s'tcnl.an. Pkhug 17
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    FRANCIS' SCHOOL.
    646 5 fc gj Bl ,dingt ook m prcMdm ,nt Mrs. Ruau m A the m B m m rifts. T ft )IC> ft I I the whole it ft ft E that hc ft m ft m X ft X m X ft :hc ft m V rant was
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    SUCCESS OF A FORMER SINGAPORE RESIDENT.
    61 5 Ihe mai Is 1 ere m Singapore ol Mr. Ba-il L. Martholomeiu will be 1 hear of his -ucce>> m Ceylon at the recent Proctor's rlnal cxamii. M Bartholomeuz was for some time on g -taff of St. Joseph's and lef* Singapore only two
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    TRAOE IN WILD ANIMALS.
    356 5 11<>W IIILY ARE CAUGHT, AND rHEIR VALUE IN MONEY. ilaT" IS World*i Work.' For close upon fifty year- now Mr. 'ibeck has been m business t- an nal dealer- He told me that m a s year lie often <old to zoological alone a«; many as
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    37 5 Lx-Admiral NebogatofT has petitioned the authorities not to send him to his io years' term of imprisonment m the Government of Orel, but allow him to serve it m St. Petersburg, where his children are at school.
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    Stocks and Shares.
    451 5 Capital. Subsc bed. of' Issue Paid at SlL_ J shares Value, up to Reservt Company I Quotations Prei nt GOLD. «0 W $140,000 Wu&ed j $I ,»ersawahG.M.(o..Ltc. ..00 nominal 1900 £350,00,, »IO $10 woo 3293 000 fez s* jjo; o Btfannca"*: S I I 640 unissued tYnt\
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      PRODUCE.
      63 5 Gambier buyers $7-5 do Cube No. i 10.50 Copra, Bali n 11.50 do Pontianak 10.90 Pepper, Black (ordinary Singapore) 19.00 do White, 5 per cent. 27.00 Sago Sarawak Flour 3.08 do Brunei No. 1 .?oo Pearl Sago, small 5.40 Coffee, Bali 15J percent. buyers 3 pel cent. 19.00 Coffee
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      EXCHANGE.
      123 5 On London. Bank jm s Demand do. o m > n r 'I^m^ |d C/;/ (.rrniauy. bank d d „o Private 3m s V 4,,; d« 6in ft 48 (^y/ Frmnce. Bank dd <k" Private m s Yoo do 6nu o--()u [ndw. Bank I I Private 30 (I 3
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      408 5 MONEY SAVED 1 I MONEY EARNED. I g IF YOU INTEND TO SELL YOUR [.AND AND HOUSE ft I PROPERTIES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ETC I I FIRST CONSULT m IG.A. Ferpapdcz^Co.l Auctioneers, No. 6 D' Almeida Street. I WHOSE RATES ARK THE CHEAPEST, CHARGES AND COMMISSION THE LOWEST v THE SETTLEMENT
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    THE GHURGH AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS.
    1185 6 LUXURY., />> Rtv. A. trmm, li.A. No one questions that our day has seen an increase of luxury which for its extent is probably without parallel m history. "When the eye of Cod," wrote Lavelcye, beholds our earth, and on it millions of men engaged
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    13 6 From a Lecture delivered by Mr Irvin lor the Presbyterian Social Service Union.
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    IS SHORTHAND A HELP IN LIFE?
    502 6 IS SHORTHAND A HELP IN LIFE VARIOUS VIEWS OF EMINENT MEN- Recently a clerk who signed himself Steno wrote to Tit-Hit* to complain that it was fatal to a young man's prospects to become an expert shorthand writer. He become so indispensable to his employer as a shorthand writer that
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    34 6 Although seriously broken m health, Mr. Chamberlain is now able to take light walking exercise m the grounds at Highbury, leaning on the arm of his wife and supporting himself with a stout stick.
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      324 6 NOTICES. NOTICE. WEEKLY SAILINGS. I hi: S. S. Pom ianak (Captain Casey, sails from this Port every Monday at 2 p.m. for Quantan, Pahang. Good accommodation for passengers, special rates for cargo. The BORNEO Co., Ltd. MISCELLANEOUS, Ac. NO CURE -NO PAY. FREE OF CHARGE to any sufferer from Asthma,
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      653 6 BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL 310,000,000 RESERVE FUND:Sterline Reserve $10,000,000 1 «qi *****0 Silver Rfeserve fll.OOoioOO ?il 0U0 UUU Reserve Liability oi Proprietors $10,000,000 Court of Directors. G. H. MEDHURST, Esq. Chairman. Hon. Mr.W.J. Gresson— Deputy-Chairman. Balloch, Ksq. D. M. Nissim Esq. E. Goetz, Esq. A J. Raymond,
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      294 6 "E. D. M." ADLETS. FOR SALE, WANTED, &C. E. D. |y^J WANTED. WANTED. A clerk (Eurasian or Chinese) mast be quick at figures and with some knowledge of accounts Apply personally to E. D. M. OFFICE, 95, Robinson Road WANTED. Steamer of about 300 tons dead weight capacity. WANTED. A
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      419 6 WANTED. WANTED. Situation as Teacher m a School at Singapore or out of Singapore can produce testimonials or good references. Apply to MAGISTER, WANTED. An experienced Compoundcr for a local Dispensary Apply:- P. L. S. c/o this paper. WANTED. An Eurasian Clerk with some office experience. Apply m writing with
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      158 6 n 3 Months I M flths ADVERTISING J Want HTo let J r NoVlCe s.4c,J I' or mcl s above heading x daily mi n For m, above headi, For, md g abo^ heading ,'f For i. n- •«.oo > co Man ig per insertion. A./' m Ai Kcrccntract^ tis
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