The Sun.
London, England, 1859-04-27 00:00:00

SALES 'BY AUCTION.

Freehold Cottages, with Gardens, Gibson's-hill, Norwood,
Surrey.
MESSRS. NORTON, HOGGART, and TRIST
have received instructiona to offer for SALE, at the
lan, on Friday, April-29, at 12, by direction of the Execuantltors,
la tyro lots, TWO FREEHOLD COTTAGES, pleasantly
situate, at Gibson's-hill, Norwood, in the county of Surrey,
With gardens Wile front and rear, the one lately occupied by
the late Mrs. x, and the other let to a highly respectable
tenant at a rental of X2B per annum. May be viewed by tickets,
';'111°11, With particulars, may be had of Mews. Bailey, Shaw,
ttlMith, and Bailey, solicitors. 5, Berners-
;sat the
. the Rose and Crown Inn, Norwood the Mart ; and of
tessrs. Norton, Iloggart, and Trist, 62, Old Broad-street,
"40Yal Exchange.

'lnner and Lower Edmonton, Winchmore-hill, Arc., in the
county of Middlesex:—Pursuant to an Order of the High
Court of Chancery, made in the matter of the Settled Estates
Act and of the settled estates of Henry Thompson, and
Judith, his' wife, deceased, and of a cause, " Green v.
Thompson," with the approbation of the Vice-Chancellor
Sir William Page Wood. By Messrs. NORTON, HOG-
GART, and TRIST, the persons appointed for that pur-
Dof ese, at the Auction. Mart, London, on Frid toy, the Gth day
May, 1859, at 12 o'clock, in 32 lots.
V ALUABLE and extensive Freehold and Copy-
hold Estates, situate in Fore-street, Bury-street, Water-
4e, Hyde-lane, Willoughby lane, Upper and Lower Edmon-
niZWinchmore-hill,, and Edmonton and Tottenham Marshes,
riaing numerous residences, shops, accommodation,
„,, ow, and arable land, market garden g:round, building
•,,tuo, cottages, and marsh land. Lot 1 will consist of the
nouiety of a Piece of Marsh Land, situate in Tottenham-marsh,
`.,,_ Tatting nearly two acres, together with the moiety of a
Na
rent of L 3 75. per' annum, payable by the trustees
;-1! he River Lea. Lots 2 and 5. Eight Enclosures of rich
isdow Land and Market-garden. Ground, situate at Upper
fmaionton, in the rear of the residence and premises of Mr.
tifgker, and containing together about-56 acres. Lot 6. The
Orchard-street,
of ad extensive Property, situate in Fore-street,
`-',?Pard-street, and Water-lane, TJpper Edmonton, consisting
lour residences, Nos. 4,5, 6, and 7, the Terrace, a butcher's
Teep_and dwelling-house, with premises in the rear. No. 8,
"u Terrace, a grocer's shop, dwelling, and premises, at the
eOrlier of Orchard-street; four shops and dwelling-houses,
tnason 's shop, and two dwelling-houses, in Fore-street ;
pages and 11 cottages in Orchard-street ; two tenements
na an orchard adjoining, add two enclosures of orchard and
tTeadoW land in the rear, with cottages, barn, and buildings
Irma, the whole containing nearly seven acres. Lot 7.
The Fox beer-shop, 19 tenements and gardens, with pieces of
'a,rdee ground in the rear, situate in Water-lane. Lot 8.
ft. Wheelwright's Shop and Premises, soda water manufactory,
:_a•tehouse, stabling, garden, and orchard, and five tenements
tr*late
i gardens, situate in Water-lane. Lot 9. A Residence,
in Fore-street, with coach-house, stabling, lawn.
er and kitchen garden in the rear, in the occupation of E.
aiiieg, E% Lot 16. A Residence adjoinhig, withlawn, flower
Cokitchen garden, did an enclosure of rich meadow land, the
ale containing ahout four acres, in the occupation of John
endow Land'
Esq. Lots 11,12, and 13. Four Enclosures of rich
%low Land situate in the rear of lots 9 and 10, partly abut-
to on Water-lane, and containing together about 23 acr
a Icand 15. 11 Cottages and gardens, in Fore-street, and
44,1eing lot 10. Lot 16. A Dwelling-house, garden and pro-
eo4l`vie orchard, situate in Hyde lane, Lower Edmonton, and
Lot about five acres, in the occupation of Mr. Denham.
Lo 17 An Enclosure of Arable Land situate in the Hyde,
pa Zer Edmonton, and containing. about 6 acres, in the
Arabo4.l3lcuw-
-1( of Mrs. Williams. Lot 18. Two Enclosures of Ifersienos
le Land, together with nine cottages antdaigudo. ,
,;;Itacol-house, la., situate in Bury-street, and con _„ e
up-
dowll,? of 12 acres. Lot 19. Two Enclosures of Arable and M a-
ier-p:,and, situate near Ford's-grove, and containing about 16
ta-`it'is Lot 21). E Piece acres,d, situate in Edmonton-
%VlE' containing upwards of 13 in the occupation of Mrs.
Taer-r1!8. Lot 21. A desirable Residence, situate at Winch-
to,.l--..11, with stabling, lawn, and flower-garden, and two
tt;.'ealU'es of meadow, land, containing together about nine
I„..", ~in the occupation of Mr. Teitgen. Lots 22, 21, and 25.
znclosures of rich Meadow Land, adapted for building.,
atirtin,
i„ upon the road from Winehmore-hill to Southgate,
A "4 uhase-lane containing together about 20 acres. Lot 23.
no;onifortable Residence,, with coach-house, stabling, lawn,
cootemr„a.ed kitchen garden, and an enclosure of meadow land,
at Ic—"leg about seven acres, In -the occupation of J. Wade,
t„ Lots 26, 27, and 28 will consist of a large Warehouse,
goVllg, coach-house and premisei, four dwelling-houses and
l'pha, and two Cottages, situate in Vicar's Moor-lane,
etunore-hill. Lot 29: An, Enclosure of .Meadow Land,
tillided for building, situate in Vicar's Moor-lane, and Fon-
Lotsin,„2 about three, acres, in the occupation of Mr. Riley.
kiiti"k; 31 and 32. ' Six Enclosures of Arable and Meadow
.cosituite in Green Dragon-lane and Vicar's Moor-lane,
of thentaintag about 30 acres. May be viewed by permission
Nos ,!ealective tenants, and. particulars, with lithograph
4aci at the principal inns at Edmonton, Winchmore-
C,O and Enfield ; of Messrs. Vandercom, Cree, Law, and
Ito;'Y11, solicitors, Buih-lane, Cannon-street ; and Messrs.
~_eelsrri`nimre._ll..lngram, and Whateley, solicitors, No. 68, Lin-
aartA--11-nelas at the Mart ; and of Messrs. Norton, Hog-
62 Old B d treet, Royal Exchange. , roa -s

eitv
ch:f London.—Pursuant to an order of the High Court of
andeerY, made in the matter of the Settled Estates Act
hie 40 the settled estates of Henry Thompson and Judith
pNth ~e, deceased, and of a cause, " Green v. Thompson,"
the a_Pyrobation of the Vice-Chancellor. Sir. William
1415,r," nm—By Messrs. NORTON, HOGGART, and
tioa -, the persons appointed for that purpose, at the Auc-
-12 c,Yart,, London, on Friday, the 6th day of May, 1859, at
rine;4l followibee g
in thr lovery eligible Freehold Invest-
TbroLnents ; comp.rising a shop and premises, situate No. 7,
trattrarton-street, close to the Stock Exchange, with an en-
krill wil,nra, Shorter's-court, let on lease to Mr. Airey for a
aslit,„, 'en will expire in 1863, at a very low rent of £85;1 p_er.
streeTi,..a shop and dwelling-house, situate No. 79, Fench rchr
ali,' "1 the occupation of Mr Belshaw, at a rent of Pe _
the -; a well sechred rental 4175 per annum arising
leas Bull out of
Public-house, situate in Leadenhall-street, let on
brut i,7 Messrs. Hbury and Co. for an unexpired teTm
eof
De Years, a agent of £75 per annum. May be view d
V rtnission of the tenants, and•particylars had of Messrs.
. kidereo
rion-str ra, Cree Law, and Comyn, solicitors, Bush-lane, Can-
“ot, tor -street
; Messrs. Rooper, Birch,
trottons' 68,,, Lincoln's-inn-fields ; at the Mart ;
Ingram, and Whateley, so-
and of Messrs,
~_..
till% "' 'LLUggart, and Trist, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Ex-

Surrey.—Valuable Freehold Cottage Residence, with
v Offices, and good Uarden, desirable either for in-
MESSRS- NORTON, or immediate occupation.
1-Vr'SSRS- NORTON, HOGGAR.T, and TRIST
kneti have received instructions to offer for SALE, at the
11th n°P....3lart, near the Bank of England, on Wednesday, the
lvitrtEsil.a9.l, at 12 o'clock, a compact FREEHOLD COTTAGE
4,ENCE known as Rose Lottage ; containing 12 roomed
large coaChhouse, stabling tor three horses nd
Qt-114 Pleasantly situate, within a mile of the Farnborough_ogn.
don `l3 Gone th South-Western Railway, 33 miles from L
a being within about three miles of the camp a_tAlder-
eon; and the Wellington College at Sandhurst, would readily
" a high rental. sufficient prerty has a considerable
nilsage to the road, with space for the erection o
e cottage. -May be viewed, and particulars had at thei
Armss'ar -Hotel, Frimley ;of Messrs Cobbold and Pa -
It/a 20licitors Bedford-row ; and of Messrs. Norton, Hoggart,
—l"rrist, 62, 'Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange.

kin
-gaton. Surrey.—Valuable Freehold Oil and Cake Mills,
'esidence Oottages, Gardens and Meadow Land, altoge-
,„
acres.
ESSRS. NORTON, HOGGART, and TRIST
have received instructions to offer for SALE, at the
"rn 011 Wednesday, May 11, at 12, a valuable FREEHOLD
co'ATE, situate l mile from Kingston-on-Thames, in the
pronty of Surrey, comprisinr the oil and seed cake mills and
oaenb.ses known as Chapel Mills, with water wheel, driving
o,„laah of rollers and two pair of stones, with the complete
FoT,S gear and machinery ; stabling, sheds, and yards, a com-
eotrle dwelting-house, lawn, gardens, and orchard, three
tu.. es.barn, &c., and several enclosures of excellent meadow
to d
_asture land, the whole containing about 19 ac?es. Let
udi_r; Thomas Boreman, until Midsummer, 1859, at a low
ti'! X2oo_per annum. May be viewed, and particulars had
st• Griffin Hotel, Kingston ; the Greyhound, Croydon ;
_ll. Paterson, solicitor, iiride-oourt, New Bridge-street
all'av;tt! riars ; at the Mart, and of Messrs. Norton, HOggart,
"ISt, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange.

Wio...e4t-green, Tottenham, Middlesex.—Valuable Copyhold
Sieaidenee, with Stabling, Offices, and Meadow Landalto-
herlive acres.
tSSRS. NORTON, HOGGART, and TRIST
for have received instructions from the Executors to offer
able BA,LE, at the Hart, on Wednesday, May 11, at 12, a vain;
COPyHOLD PROPERTY, situate at West-green, near
irger-lane, and Stamford-hill, Middlesex, comprising a
122 desirable Residence, upon which a large sum has recently
ip expended, containing six bed rooms, handsome draw-
tg, dining, and breakfast rooms, of good dimensions opening
three-stall the lawn, and the usual- domestic offices, earriage yard,
04,7-stall staVe, coach-home, lo.we boxes, cow-house
r out-buildings, delightful pleasure garden and lawn,
greenh,,
Of rich -use, ;ery productive kitchengarden, and an cnclosuoe
ha.; " meadow land, containing altogether about live acres,
ng an extensive and valuable frontage to the road, lead.
veg to Hanger-lane. The property is let to Mr. Abbot, at a
in Wow rent of £63 per annum, for a term which will expire
When a large. increased rental may be ex To
TO
viewed by permission of the tenant by cards on y, and par-
t,Tauniiars had the. Swan, Upper clapton ; the Birdcage,
ford-hill ; the White Hart, Tottenham ;ofW. B. Pater-
stii"e'..Eti.; solicitor, No. 1, New Brie--street, Blackfriars ,• at
ll._ ti
; and-of Messrs. Norton, oggart, and Test, 62, Old
I,OM-street. Itoyal Exchange.

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cid, Middlesex, within about a mile of a Railway Station.
very desirable and compact tiesidenca, with Stabling and
Gardens,
Gardener's Cottage, beautiful Pleasure Grounds,
urardens, and Paddock, altogether nearly fife acres, with
earl possession.
MESSRS. NORTON, HOGGART, and TRIST
have received instructions to offer for SALE, at the
Mart, Wednesday, May 11 at 12 (unless previously sold by
?Pirate contract), a valuable P.:OPERT Y, situate 11 mile
,r,oni the Enfield Station of the Eastern 'ounes Rlway.
Consists or a desirable detached Residenceti frontiaing tho
overlooking park-like meadows, and containing six bed
rooms ,
room, box room, dressing room, store room, and closets
urawin ,
21 ft. by 16 ft., opening to a verandah with
g
atone steps to lawn, dining room, breakfast parlour, spacious
entrance-hall, all necessrry domestic offices, and good cellars ;
a Cottacre a sluing, containing two large rooms, gardener's
dj
cottage,' stabling, coach-house, harness room, cowhouse,
W.,..oodhouse, jr„, extensive lawn and pleasure grounds,•orna-
ented with some fine timber and evergreens, two fishponds,
Vunnter-houses, productive well-stocked kitchen gaidens,
orchard and dd k, surrounded bivae dacelrigeish.itfuTiheshprroubirrrtyy
pa oc
Walk, the whole containing nearly
is der equal value, eing
Part freehold, and the re_maiu
e and quit rent. May be
Z41'111014, subject only to a trull 11-0, when ready, had of
mewed by cards only, and par ieu at
02 Old Broad-street,
it:ers. Norton, flog art, and Test,
Yal Exchange,

..-Paihana.—;':tluable Leasehold Property for Investment.
IVIESSRg. NORTON, HOGGART, and TRIST
have 'received instructions to offer for SALE...,_aRt 211
LArAL, on Wednesday, Mai 11, at 12, in one lot. Ttt
L,vSEHoLD DWELL NG-HOUSES, Nos. 2, and 3,
een
441",e-Vaco, fronting the high road between Tv awam
san' amain, Middlesex, and. together of the eatimateigvralu_e
year so Per annum. Held direct from the freeholder for IMP
a unexpired, at a ground rent of £l2 per annum. ' 310.'e
filerved and particulars had of 0, W. Lloyd, Esq.. solicitor, 31,
•. at the Mart ' and of Messrs. Norton,
---garf, and Trist, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Ekehange.

11„°1--rn—Valuable Freehold Dwelling -house, No. 14, Ful!
„-nnd'o-rents, producing rentals amounting together to £B4
Mr annum, and offering a safe investment
ESSRS. NORTON, HOGGART, and TRIST
Lite have received instructions, from the Executors of the
Mr. S. Brown to offer for SALE, at the Mart, on Wed-
theathe llth May,at 12, a valuable FREEHOLD DWEL-
ot "."110.11SE, situate No, 14, Fulwood'alents, In the parish
rea'rt..Andrew's, Holborn, with yard and workshOpa in the
lag 'n the occupation of weekly tenants, at rentals amount!.
Together to about 04 per annum. May be viewed, and
auLdneohvg_inn
IrElculars had of F. C. V. Pike. Esq., solicitor, 6, Serle-street,
; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Norton, Hoggart,
rist, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange,

'gent's-park:---Valuable Leasehold Town Residence, let at
M 4,200 per anntun, and presenting en eligible Investment.
ESSRS. NORTON, ROGGART, and TRIST
,_ have received instructions to offer for SALE, at the
Mart, on Wednesday, May it, at 12, a very tit-,girable and sub-
stantial TOWN RESIDENCE
situate at No. 7, tack, Regent's-park, in complete repair,Ulster-ter-
and containing on the
trper floor, day and night nurseries bedroom and nursery
tcheo • second floor, two large bedrooms, dressing.room,
ater-closet, and housemaid's closet ; first floor, an elegant
lofty drawing-room, about 42 feet in length ; ground floor,
handsome dining-room, Mt. by 16ft. Gin., breakfast-room
entrance-gall, stone staircase to the second floor, water-closets,
gentlemen's dressing-room, passage and staircase leading to
II", spare bedrooms, two servants rooms, and back entrance;
""tment excellent domestic offices, housekeeper's mom, and
Cellar age for wine, beer, and coals ; also a four stall stab
e4nach house, and three rooms over: held on lease from 'the-
,ro
wn, for a term whereof 66 years are unexpired, at a very
'VW ground rent of 43 per annum, and let to Andrew Maris,
'Z'lll., on lease for 21 years from June, 1857, determinable by
iratit at 10 or 14 years, at the net rent of £2OO per annum.
it
tbe viewed by cards only by permission Of the tenant, and
:rtrticulars had at the York and Albany, Regent's pkrk ; of
•• P. Paterson, Esq., solicitor, New Bridge street, Black,
Mars ; at the Mart ; and of Messrs. Norton, Hoggart, end
02, Old Bread 'street, Boyd Brschallire,

Fulham.

M ESSRS. NORTON, HoGGART' and TRIST
IT-q- have revived instructions to offer for SALE, at the
Mart, on Friday, Maydetached
COTTAGE 13, at 12, a very desirable
COTTAGE RESIDENCE, pleasantly situate in Bloom -an l e,
Parson's-green, Fulham, and in complete substantial and
01118. mental repair. It contains three bed reoms, dressing
room, servants room, and good landing, entrance hall, dining
and drawing rooms neatly decorated, breakfast parlour,
kitchen, and domestic offices ; detached stabling for three
horses and loose box, laundry, and gardener's cottage,
chaise house and sheds, greenhouse, flower and kitchen
garden, well stocked : the whole occupying about one
acre. The premises are well supplied with water, and
early possession may be had. Held on lease for an unexpired
term of about 92 years, at a ground rent of £l6 per annum.
May be viewed by cards, and particulars had at the Mart ;
and of Messrs. Norton, Hoggart, and Trist, 62, Old Broad-
, street, Royal Exchange.

Creed-lane, Ludgate-hill, and Britannia-row, Hoxton.
MESSRS. NORTON, HOGGART, and TRIST
have received instructions to offer for SALE by AUC-
TION, on Wednesday, May 18, at 12, a LEASEHOLD HOUSE
and PREMISES, situate No. 1, Creed-lane, Ludgate-hill, in
the City of London ; held for a term, whereof 16 years are
now unexpired, at a ground rent of £16165. per annum, and
let to Mr. J. Lee, yearly tenant, at a rent of £45 per annum.
Also a Copyhold Estate ; consisting of five dwelling-houses,
situate No. 57 to 61 inclusive, Britannia-row, lloxton, Mid-
dlesex ; the property is copyhold of the Manor of Islington,
and is iet to yearly tenants, at gross rentals amounting alto-
fiewthe; to £llO 12s. per annum. Particulars may be had at
Angel
.Islington ; the Britannia, Hoxton ; of Messrs.
711t0SymaiithEaxnchd Son, solicitors, 298, Holborn ; at the Mart ;
and of Messrs. Norton, Hoggart, and Trlst, 62, Old Broad-
angel.

dwelling-houses
Cottages,
Waltham Abbey,
Fisk-hill, 1104 t Essex.—Valuable Freehold Shops and
Premises
Greyhound Publichouse, Malting,
s and a Freehold Enclosure of Land at
Esq., to O
MEhSaySeltreeS' iNve46: IteinefigrilOGGAßT, and TRIST
instructions from the Trustees of the late
Jas. Preston,
Wed-
nesday. May 18, at 12, in lrot or SALE, at the Mart, on Wed-
mall pert COPYROLD ps„the following- FREEHOLD and
Abbey, in the county or ''
...,
seOPERTY, situate at Waltham
ver-street, and four house 7 x. viz. 1--Fotu. o Atael3s, in Sll-
- hand ; several and shops in the Mai-het-place,
cottages and malt' '
—the malting and a cottage let- ' iif
no*, in Hihbridge-street
aunt= ; a cottage fronting the to P. Sherman, at £2O per
Zr
per annum ; two ditto in thereet, let to Mr. Smith, at
Mr. Irompkin, at, together, £2O ery:r, let to Mrs. Capp and
and offices, in Sun-street, let tor. Viourm ; a dwelling-house
th 3 Greyhound public-house, with yard,
at X. 30 per annum;
raises, let to Mr. Smith, YecrlY tenant, at £3O
and pre-
mises,
4wellingefiallBe adjoining, let to Mr. Crossio?,
hper annum ;
at £lB per annum ; via 4 freehold close of the
am, saddler,
in th 3 parish of Waltham Holy Cross, in the . at Picli-11111,
Mr, Green, yearly tenant, at £26 10s. per annum. _uapat on of
may fr! had at the Greyhound and Ring's Ann. I. t
itinrsiculars
tham Abbey ; of Messrs. Tanqueray, Willaume, and Ha'nb aryl-
Nor Bros Great
;of Messrs, White, Aron '
solicitors, 34,
ton, and White, solicitors, Great Marlborough-street ;at the
Mart ; and of Messrs. Norton, Hoggart, and Trist, No. 62,
Old Broad-strot, Roittl gaf1444110,

for investment

Brighton.—Valuable Freehold Residence, _
immediate occupation.
MESSRS. NORTON, HOGGART, and TRIST
have received inetruciieno froth. the Nxeoutora to offer
for SALE by AUCTION, at the Mart, London, on Wednes-
day, May 18, at 12, a very desirable and valuable FREEHOLD
V3IILY RESIDENCE, known as Belgrave-house, situate
on the Basf Cliff, and close to racerEastern-ter the most
fashionable and healthy position in Brighton. very sub-
stantially built, commanfis an extensive and uninterrupted
sea view, and contains ten bedrooms (ineluding servants%
two lofty drawing-rooms, together nearly 40 feet in length
good dining-rooni, 18 feet 6 inches by 16 feet 6 inches; break-
fast parlour, entrance-hall, water-closets, two, idtchens,
housekeeper's rooms, all necessary domestic offices,
_and excellent cellars. There is an abundant supply
of water, and the premises are thoroughly drained. Let
of ,tl.7llP4gore, 4 %wit respectable tenant, at a mocieraterent
taze
or 106 per annum, but a purchaser an have the advan
___ ~. euarrly possession, if required, upon taking the appro-
r,:r
andf niture and other effects, May, be viewed by cards
13`;46t0n particulars had at the Old Ship and Bedford Hotels,
tors, (3 ; of Messrs. Marten, Thomas, and Hollams, solici-
tors, me.9l4.neraialraltambers, Mincin,r-lane; at the Mart ; and
Roy„raeortoa, 114:4'Ort? and Trlst, 62, Old Broad-street,
Uuge. .

In the City of London.—Valuable Freehold Ground Rents,
amounting together to £406 per annum, with Reversion to
very important Property, presenting first class Investments.
MESSRS. NORTON, HOGGART, and TRIST
have received instructions from the Commissioneis of
Sewers of the City of London to offer for SALE by AUC-
TION, at the Mart, on Friday, May 20, at 12, in four lots, the
following very valuable PROPERTY, viz. :—A Freehold
Ground Rent of £l4O per annum, amply secured and arising
out of the extensive and commanding premises of the Law
Union Fire and Life Office, No. 126, Chancery-lane, in the
City of' London, on lease to the company for 80 years, from
1856. A Freehold Ground Rent of £136 per annum, amply
secured and arising out of the public-house and extensive
premises known as the Mitre Tavern, situate on the west side
of Chancery-lane, on lease to Mr. Thomas Pearson, for 80
years, from 1855. A Freehold Ground Rent of £5O per annum,
arising out of a dwelling-house and warehouse situate on the
east side of Philpot-lane, in the city of London, on lease to
Mr. James Collins for 79 years from 1855. And a Freehold
Ground Rent of £BO per annum, arising out of a dwelling-
house and premises situate on the east side of Fetter-lane,
also in the city of London, on lease to Messrs. Shaw and Bond
for 80 rars, from 1856. On the expiration of the existing
leases purchasers will be entitled to the rack rentals of t ie
property which will then be very considerably increased in
value. Particul irs may be had of Timothy Tyrrell, Esq., solici-
tor, Guildhall-yard ; of Joseph Daw, Esq., principal clerk,
Sewers' Office, Guildhall ; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Nor-
ton, Hoggart, and Trist, No. 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Ex-
change.

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