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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-11
THE VITAL
QUESTION
Will Your Name Be
in the Blue
Book?

In few short weeks will make it's
bow, the Blue Book.
That most exclusive manual, the Blue
Book,
Perhaps your name they'll jot, and
again, maybe they'll not.
In that fashionable compendium, the
Blue Book.
What will happen if your names not
in the Blue Book?
You'll swear by all that's good it's not
a true book
1t surely is your right if you can read
and write
To bask with sundry others in the Blue
Book.
What must one do to blossom in the
Blue Book
To gather with the bon-ton in the Blue
Book?
Mind your social P's and Q's, let the
bootblack shine your shoes,
And it's 10 to l you'll ornament the
Blue Book.
II. M. AYRES.
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Beers. Mr.. w. H.
Berggren, Mr.. and Mrs F. H, Pitman
St
Borghouts, Rev. Aloysius, King St
Boukofsky, Mr.. and Mrs b. N, Pleasant
ST.
Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Puueo
Bradshaw Mr.. c. F., Pitman st.
Breyman, Mr.. and Mrs. F., Waianuenue
st.
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. b H. Volcano st
Mr. Geo. H.
Mr. and Mrs II. H
Mr.. and Mrs. John T., Reeds Bay
Brughelli. Mr.. F.. Church ST
Buchholtz, Mr. Franz, Waiakea
Burkholder. Mr.. W g, Puueo
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will contain $50 pages of the finest en-
ameIed paper. The covers will be of
heavy board covered with blue cloth on
which the title will be done in gold let
tering. The advertisements of which
nearly $1,000 worth have been obtained
Will be printed in two colors. Many
San Francisco, New York and Chicago
firms are among the list of advertisers.
The issue is limited to one thousand
and the price will be So per copy. The
names of about 1900 Honolulans and
500 HIoites are included in the cata-
logue.
The publishers introduction to the
work is as follows:
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In the Nova Scotia elections the
representatives of the government
have been elected by a great majority
The Liberals carried every county.
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An American agent in Spain has Sc
cured the Gordan almond there, and
experiments will be made with IT in
the United States
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The relations between Papa thinner
man and his titled son-in-law. the
Duke of Manchester, are not as cor
dial as formerly.
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The reason for the delay of the Brit
ish in South Africa is said TO be caus-
ed by officers carrying with them on
the marches, pianos and furniture
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An entire train on the wabash & st.
Louis Railway, rolled down an EN-
bankment near Council Bluffs. but no
one was killed.
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RIsDoN IRON woRKs.-Engineers
and builders Of Pumping and Sugar
Machinery and complete power
plants; Office. room IL, spreckels blk:
Tel La.
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~. G. ROGERS, M.D.-Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat; 1146 Alakea ST., opposite
Hawaiian Hotel; special treatment
for deafness.
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Or. DERBY.-Mott-smit bldg, cor.
Fort and Hotel sts.; Office hours, 6
to L
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OR. a. N. STANDARDIZATION BLDG:
hours, IL to 1, to 8, to 8; Sundays,
- to :; Tel. Off. Main 1856: res. W. 1851.
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INTRODUCTION.

What the public requires it will have.
1t is just as true of books as of street
improvements. A classified directory has
long been the desideratum of the ex-
panding population of Honolulu, and now
it is the pleasure of the Honolulu Blue
Book to present this work as the fulfill
ment of all reasonable requirements
along this line. 1t is the initial book of
the kind here, though the product of ex
perienced compilers. 1t is for the reader
to determine its value by the information
he or she may giean from its pages.
The purpose of this book is to present
an accurate reference of those persons in
the Hawaiian Islands who's standing in
social or business circles is i'll any way
notable. In hundred ways the con-
veniences afforded by such a work as
this are easily realized. The lady who
has her afternoon calls to make finds the
Blue Book an indispensable companion.
The stranger seeking an acquaintance in
the city is given trustworthy direction.
A note to friend, addressed to the num-
Der of the street as indicated in the
book, speedily reaches its destination by
the hand of the postottice carrier. 1t
facilitates the service of errands on the
part of household employees 1t proves its
great value in the assistance which 1t
gives to the writing and dispatching of
wedding dinner and reception invita-
lions. 1t is requisite to every family that
moves in the social sphere.
The plan of districting the main streets,
showing the block in which each family
resides, is a feature that. will be greatly
appreciated by those who have been used
to travelling the whole length of a street
to find the house of a certain person.
The three or four series of street num-
beers given by as many different authori-
ties during the last ten years embar-
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q. e. GRoSsMAN, D.D.s.-Alakea Ct.
three doors above Masonic Temple,
Honolulu: Office hours, q. m. to 4 ..
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OR. G. B. HIGH.-Philadelphi Dental
College, 1899; Masonic Temple; Tel.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,

ZEAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS
MCCLELLAN, POND & Co.-5os-Eot
Stangenwald Bldg. Tel. Main IS.
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ATTORNEYS.

&YLE A. DICKEY.-KinR and Beths,
Sta; Tel. Main 312,
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DR.. T. MITAMURA.-omc 1883 Nuu-
anu ST.; Tel. White 157; offise hours,
to 10 a. N. and 6 to p. M, except
Sundays.
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INSURANCE.
ARCHITECTS

sEARDSLEE 6 PAGE, Architects ana
Builders.-ofice. rooms "a, Arlington
Annex. Honolulu. n. L: sketches ana
correct estimates furnished at ahort
notice: Tel. 22O: P. o. bog 773.
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DIR. GEO. H. MISUNDERSTANDING St,
near Emma; 9 q. m. to 4 D. m.
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c. r. HEMENWAY.-Ofic 4o6 Judd
building; Telephone 914 Main
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CATION. NELL & CO., LTD.-Engi-
neers, Electricians and Boilermakers,
Honolulu.
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e. TAPPAN TANNAT.- Civil and
Electrical Engineer; P. o. box o.:
1913 Wilder Ave. Tel. Blue SAL.
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OR A. c. WALL, DIR. o. q. WALL
once hours, g. m. to .. M; Love
bldg; Fort ST.; Tel. 434.
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JAMES T. TAYLOR, NJ. Am. Soc. C. e.
Consulting Hydraulic Engineer; 30S
Judd Blk. Honolulu: P. o. Box 799
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2. NJ WHITNEY, MD, D.D.s.-Boatoa
Bldg. Fort ST., above May & Cos;
hours, to s; Tel. Main at.
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Or. JENNIE L. HILDEBRANDE.-
ONCE, 24S Beretania ave-; telephone
Blue 81.
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l. Il. LONG.-ofices 81 & IS, Campbell
blk, cor. Fort & Mer. sts.; TeLM. ga.
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DENTISTS.

DR. q. BICKNELL.-Bereta ST.,
near Emma. Office hours, to 4.
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CONTRACTORS.

wN. T. PATY.-Contraeto and Build
er, stone and Office fitting; brick,
wood. or stone building; shop, Hotel
st, near barracks; res, 1871 Anapuni.
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ENGINEERS.

ARTHUR c. ALEXANDER Survey
or and Engineer. AGO Judd Bldg, p,
o. Box 752.
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WILL E. FISHER,
AUCTIoNEEF
At Auction !!

By order of JAS. A THOMPSON,
Commissioner. and instructed by the
HON. GEO. D. GEAR. Judge of the
First Circuit Court, 1 will sell at Pg.b-
lie Auction
On Saturday, October IL, 1901
at the mauka entrance of the judiciary
Building at IL o'clock noon that mag
nifcent RESIDENCE LOT situate on
the mauka side of Beretania street dis
tant thereon 800 feet Waikiki of Alapai
street, thence thereon Waikiki 66 2-S
feet, more or less, by uniform depth ma
uka of 14O feet more or less; together
with the improvements thereon consist
ing of Cottage.
l am instructed to offer the same at
an upset price of SO 800. This being cheap
here is an opportunity to get valuable
piece of property at very low figure.
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GUELLA 8. CLEVELAND, MD.-Of-
nee 1881 King ST.; hours, 8 to IL g. M,
to s p. m; Tel. White All.
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sHREVB & CO.-san Francisco, Jew
elerz and Silversmiths. See adver-
tisement inside.
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JEWELLERS.

j MORGAN.-Art Jewelry, Precious
Stones, Opals cut: Curios and For
eign Stamps: Hawaiian Stamps
bought for cash; 1853 Fort, mr. Vine
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sTENOdRAPHERS.

J. d, AvBRY.-Public Senographer,
room ., 164 Hotel St, over Hart &
Co; Tel. Main 76; House, Blue 2611.
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THIS DAY!
At Auction
ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER IL.

COMMENCING AT IL O'CLOCK NOON
viii offer for sale at my salesroom,
corner Merchant and Alakea streets,
Parlor Rugs, Wicker Rockers, Wicker
Chairs, Wicker Settees, Oak Chairs.
Oak Center Tables, Book Cases. Oil
Stoves, Iron Bedsteads, Top and Spring
Mattresses, Sofa Pillows, Pictures,
Paintings Desks. Etc, Etc, Etc,
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MISS MILLER. - stenographer and
typewriter; room SCI, Stangenwald
bldg.
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FRED W. MTLvERToN.-Room ssS-
ks4 stapgenwald block; Tel Main 3sS.
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MISS JAMEs.-shorthand and Tipping;
S0S Judd bldg. Phone Blue 1851.
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PHYSICIANS.

PETERSON & MATTHEwMAN.-P.
O. box 3ss; Is Kaahumanu st.
The sun., 1901-01-08
com " W ~ ~ ROPE.

Europe from - r"ier,hurg to Venice IL
.h,vrrinv with cold N Naplcs the weather
D. the ,uld"-i known IA ten Nrnr- aud railroad
trains A." stalled ia the snow IA tho southern
p1,t, yf Russia aud Austria Ia" trmpora
turr r",urird IN Vienna on SUNDAY wa- Z
degree Fahrenheit. above zero. very frlcd
weather when "" CuI.Id"r that ~" average
January trup"raiur" u TINT cty for on"
hundred wears hu~ h""u about ~ degrees
above zero H. \"ni,r u registered onlN
Il degrees ah"v" when ~" Iauunrv average
Is 30 above Yer, cold weather IN Venice
during Jauuur, iuc1r- 4 visitation Of ley
winds N M" plains of Hungary for the pre-
vntIing wind. a. thi, season are from III.
northeast aud m" intervening mountains
ara not high enough tu ward N thes" carriers
- Temperature. Ncnlc" ma, not N" uro-
lection that th" Alps civ" to N" Riviera
which l. shielded from ~" north aud north
.a,t continental winds and thus has warmer
Weather ~ winter than Rom" "nlovs much
farther south
cur cold waves come from ~" northwest
10, ~ i. m thl' dirn,rr"n thnt tho rrea, con.
,,rcriaI mass liz, whore tho Arciic temrcra-
,ure- accumulate and are horne down upnn
us when tho wind hlnws IN our direction.
tnr tho sam" reason th" cold wave~ ~ Eu-
rnpc com" from th" "a>, and northeast when
IN, winds travel westward from Slheris
The whole story Nas condemned IN the state
men, that - hitter css,"rlv Wind Nas blow 70
ING In Gren' Rritnin on Surda,
These frost laden winds mind N. lral
mountains stretched across ih"r rA'h no
r.rr" tpau deer i".~ rAti tone" IN"
,uouu,nin- are too low To- hr au lnp"d0m"ui
Ibr wind, ar" a. cold ou tie plains OF Russia
A. at thrir starting point ~ north '"utral
siberia and ih"t" HrC uuI' n few favored
districts ~ Iu'uuc that AZ" well sheltered
from them When th"N g.' q good start
they usually take 'hrough passage to the
western sea and all Europe -hivers
This H. how II happens that Europe some
times has frigId periods very much like our
own though usually the westerly winds blow .
ing from the ocean the year around q We that
pnrt of tho world milder and more squable
climate IN an We enjoy
The sun., 1901-01-08

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The sun., 1901-01-08
british Political Morality

We ar" accustomed 20 witness pharsa-
ica profession ~ superior prohlty on the
part of certain London newspapers on the
rare nccaslonS when an american public
man - accused or suspected Of using his
uNlrial position for the promotion ~ his pr
vate interests such was the seli-Compla-
cent aitItudr assumed hv those journals az
rle rrue ~ the Credit Mohliar scandal and
also ~ th" time ~ N" sugar scandal by
which the reputation Of one or two lultet
states senators was cloudei du- ug Mr
CItNti,Np's seconi term " % matter
of fact. things are permitted in Great Britain
tha' never woui be hrooked on this side of
the Atlantic Never would "" allow An
importer. a banker or a broker 20 become
Secretary Of 'he Treasury. and ~ the same
time continue 10 prosecute his private
business neither would We suffer the near
relatives oi a Cabinet Minister to secure
highly profitable contracts from Depart
mnnl of tho National Government. How
We dealt with Two members Of President
GPANTS cabinet who were implicated
IN such transactions. is fresh in rrmem-
hranre
We pointed out tho other dav what an
extraordinary number Of lucrative con
tracts had been ohtain"l from tho Al
niraltv during the last few years hv the
nearest relatives of the Right Hon JOStrH
tUNNRFRI Secretary for the Colonies,
and. next 20 the Premier himself the most
powerful member nf the last and uf the
present Ministry We would now direct
attention 10 IN" case ~ Lord H.RpwI,kE.
who holds the important post Of Under
Secretary Of state ior India The other
day ord RnsrBrRy invited tho IInus" oi
Lords ~ note N" fact that the office lust
named was OCCUPIED hv man who was stIll
q member ~ tn. London stock Exchange.
and who had lately been an activ". and was
yo, y sleeping partner IN firm of stock
brokers If the pN-l"adrr Of the Liberal Il
evpcctnd that This r"mon-trance would
hav" any practical effect, he WAS dsap-
pointcd for. M Nh" oo'iiN" of tho discussion
that cusuci lord StitsHrHy expressed
tho opinion tha' 'hor" was not think incnnl-
patlhle hc'wo"n lord ,GpwI'kF'S of,lcIal
functions AMI ms priva'" relations 10 the
LONDON stock market Tho Prime Minister :
dic'ur, sccms 10 have settled the matter.
ami precedent wl~ established which,
ono day. may have disastrous consequences,
although II will doubtless provo innocuous
in the instance ~ Lord II NRpwICEF himself
who's" personal integrity is undispu'oi.
Tho danger ~ tho precedent is recognized
cvcn hv Inions' newspaper We refer
tn tho Spectator. which moro than oncc
earned a." til" o' k""p.r of 'ho conscience
~ ~" l"niou press INT iournnl points
on that. WhIo ito Y..'iic interests would
h. ienparIc! under system wiicn should
allow any hsh Gpv"rumcnl post - he held
by % m"nh"r oi IA" STOCK Exchange. the
rro,.c lcui l. particularly vicious in tho case
of tho In la ono" for two r"isons
Tho Guvrrum'nt oi m" tnClo-indiHn I'm
pr" is far more largely concerned with
St~ck Exchange nssctions than 10 the
The sun., 1901-01-08
Cigarettes and the IoNrTnor ~ Nich-
igdI.


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d" M" kl. ana ~h'.' NuN'".N WI" mas 'h'
graceful ar ana 'h' ''~' ''' ' I"''h''
may '"" ''' ''h'o'' 9''''''' '''' ''""'''''
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IN" nll" ''-I'''N. NN"0' "'''''' 10" ''
man 'dn hH'h"l. are "'''''''"'"" TO
many persons Nh'h 'h'>' I''N ""'
things We're n"' cheap ana '"'nh'""' 4 I''"-
dc" against 'h"m 7i'''''' w h''l "'o''"''
lh"N We're I"Sti''"l a. q ha ls''' '"'iI''i'''
or An a'huG "l I"''Sh way VINO >''""''
cigarettes WHY. lHg"'>. hhI 'i'd
49, amt li"u'hinrn ana lhh' -"il "i
l'uiI" li" or ''S' "'' S"''
enough tor q E""l Niu'IhAn h'' 'h'~
nave changed Ih" Nlhl'' IN isai"'l" Ih
du~'N Is become rI"h"ti' r'a'
many hariN and hl~NN ''li'uN az" NOV
ashamed To wear E''l"W'd thumbs ana
iur"ilnc"r- 'IEt'''' NinnN" i an lnlI'r-
'ant aud not always aIi''ah' ''h'h' "'
urban aui "i rniHl ar oh!N on VI" >'hE"
has w" cclr"'l" met f"hnn W" sl'nh
but h",''1'usr ~ Z" =" vast subject
hu' our uul""->lon l''ha' IN" hVhlN l"'>h'd
VILLAIN. IA" evening '."'h"N VILLAIN VII" l.
hlSs" hN 'h' t"l'IN u" ''E'r Nh''N'~ ''H"-
r"ttc- Iu"N are To-" vulgar Tor MS rar"
uatur" "" po'' WIN ~" ald "i 'lrar
Indeed, cigars ar" no shsht accessory "i
t'" modern drama
In" 'umw"uer cigarettes hav" grown :"
hc. the rrryrr IN" rag" against tn'u Iury
AZ. hch"vcd hV Swarin~ ~ excellent per
SONS. scientific ami un>"l"nlitC, :" 10" IN"
root of all owl Thor appalling "h''t
upon M" physical moral, ami intellectual
powers has been pictured ~ words of FIR"
We don't profess to understand how IA"
The sun., 1901-01-08
TtuuaNlN ,OuMITTETS ron 1907
sam. old Timber 40 Sensational E,chsr se
Expected

The Executive Committee ~ Tam"
Hall will meet on Friday evening elihe-
week OF next week. and 'u- suh-conI.''r.
Will be announced II expected tha' I'"
ial Mcmahon Will he reelected Cnn.r
of the Executive tommlt'e" Mr tf..
will be raarrututsd Chairman - ''" '...
ru!tte. on Finance and John 'ti'... ..
b" the second man on n" committee IL
i Grant Q. % member uf tiis commute" ...'
n was declared ,.-terGaE that b" ..I .
retained Corporation counsel John If
j. the chairman OF the tou.rl'"" .. "a
and eN-b.strlt' AiiurueN A-i k.ri tf..'
uer l. it, Vl,a-Cl. .alrman Both ~ .''.
will be- retained II Wa- sad N"-f"'It' ...
there would hr no sensational 'tu'-"r '
any ~ the com niit,r~
The sun., 1901-01-08
FtIORS PtRR POII1E IRi>SFFR.
President Gugsenheim~r ss,. Park Commit
.ioner, Shouid Control Them.

President Guggeuhc.mcr - o." ,".r-
declared Yesterday M an interview ''t' .
Mas ~ favor IT taking th" IaIk '.'" .' .
the city police department and l.r .
thnIu under t'r authority - -. Far.
uis-iuurr- a. they were priu'" '"r-ulH.
Nr GuggrLh"iwcr -uld
rAl present the Paris 'u.H,e .- ..' ..
for pets oi the department u u '.H. '..
a snlp h" tries 10 s"t transferred 90 '"" No.
| have seen Inu'em'u ~ - ouI~ N' '".'
i've chatting together Will" the. ". q o.
l.. on duty ~ various points ~ cent POO. .'.
The PARK jummI~s ~sluu"rs A." TuN"f.'-- ..
apparputlN tI"v haN" uo lu'usl'" '.'
Police tomm~- -Iuu"rS. or ell" tN'lr &C.,.
be "A change
The sun., 1901-01-08
TORONTO 10 MtkF I> OW\ a.,
The tu, Vote, for Municipal Ownership Of M
rlsnt,

Touu>rn. Ian plehisc''" va 'H.''
In Toronto 'u-daN GA the pu"-'t.' .' ..
nIripnl oNurr.hIp uI 'no gn~ l.n'
ny.rvhrlmlus vote Iu favor a. 'n" '..' r
iug ou' rH' plant Of N" Consumers
,nrluauy No- IulIcd The gas con ,..
charter makes provision for - u.. t'
nt lu. ,lN. 80 % proper valuation. '...
,nutril viii -.pu b" run h' 'N" u'... .'l .
for fhc h"rr'.' oi ~" '.iI2"u-
rh" pi".o'f cu'upau' supp."~ -.
rl,, iuT all Irrpu~"- a. Iu cents r"'
T.,' net lurpn'p uu" supple. 'H...
r,rpIpu' ~ ualf The prices iur., "'.' '.. '
Il .- oNp"yicd that lu" C.i. N., 10"
reduce The II.rc &c ga
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