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DIRECTORY.]
ST. BOSWELLS.
narrow space between the Tweed and Teviot
and about 2 miles from the site of the
present village. Near the castle,and between
it and the Tweed, stood the old burgh of Rox-
burgh, which has entirely disappeared ; the
castle was demolished by the Scots in 1460,
after they had retaken it from the English;
and the burgh having lost its protection
gradually decayed. In a field near the
parish church are the remains of a border
tower, called " Wallace's Tower," but only
the lower part, consisting of a stone vaulted
chamber, is now intact. This fort was
burned by the Earl of Hertford in his
marauding expedition of 1545. The ancient
fair of St. James of Roxburgh is still
held annually, on Aug. 5th, on St. James's
green, close to the site of the old burgh :
it is mentioned in a charter of William the
Lion to the monks of Kelso, and was for
long the best known fair in the south of
Scotland. Sunlaws, the seat of Major Robt.
Scott-Kerr, is in this parish. The Duke of
Roxburghe K.T., M.V.O. is lord of the
manor and principal landowner. Acreage,
7,714; rateable value, £10,719 ; population
in 1801, 954, and in 1901, 835 civil and 848
ecclesiastical.
Heiton is a village in the parish, and is
on the road from Kelso to Jedburgh.
Fairnington is a district adjoining the
Roman Causeway, and is owned by Henry
Rutherford esq.
Post & U. 0. O., S. B. & A. & I. O.
Roxburgh (Railway Sub-Office. Letters
should have R.S.O. Roxburghshire
added) ; Charles Hendry, postmaster.
Delivery, 7.15 a.m. ; dispatches, 2.3, 5.7
& 6.10 p.m. Telegraph office, adjoining
railwav station
Post & T. 0. Heiton; Mrs. Mary Hardie.
postmistress. Letters through Roxburgh
R.S.O. Deliveries, 7.45 a.m.; dis-
patches, 10.45 a.m. & 2.40 p.m. to Kelso.
"Postal Orders are issued & paid here.
The nearest money order office is at Rox-
burgh
PARISH COUNCIL.
Chairman, William Murray, The Trows
Clerk, Thomas Bell
Medical Officer, Alexander Dickson Flem-
ing M.B., CM. Kelso
Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages
(vacant)
Inspector of Poor, Thomas Bell
Police Station, Heiton, William Murdock,
officer in charge
Established Church, Rev. Henry Alexander
Mathers M.A., LL.D
School Board, A. Woodman Main,clerk,Kelso
Board Schools: — â–
Roxburgh (vacant)
Heiton, George Crossley, master
"Fairnington, William Henderson, master
Eailway Station, Thos. Dagg.station master
Roxburgh
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Campbell Mrs. The Villa
Dunn David, Roxburgh mains
Mein Charles D. Roxburgh barns
Uiathers Rev. Henry Alexander M.A.,
LL.D. The Manse
Rutherford Henry, Fairnington cralgs
Robertson John, Kers mains
Scott-Kerr Major Robert D.S.O. Sunlaws ho
Stenhouse John, Roxburgh Newtown
Thomson William H. Over Roxburgh
COMMERCIAL.
Aitken James, blacksmith
Bell Thomas, inspector of poor & collector
of rates & clerk to Parish Council for
Roxburgh
Bell Thomas, tailor
Chisholm Isabella (Mrs.), grocer
Gray John, insurance agent
â– Gray William, stone mason
Hendry Charles, coal agent, & post office
Hogg William, joiner
Lowrie Andrew, grocer
Swanston Isabella & Mary (Misses), grocers
& drapers
FARMERS.
KOXBUKGHSHIRE.
Heiton.
Dawson Thomas, Heiton mains
Hogarth Robert, Heiton mill
COMMERCIAL.
Biggar Thomas, tailor
Campbell John, Robert & William, masons
Dodds Robert, joiner
Effleck Robert, tailor
Hardie Mary (Mrs.), grocer, & post office
Hewit William, blacksmith
Hogarth John, miller, Heiton mill
Johnstone Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker
Murdock William, police officer
ST. BOSWELLS (or Lessudden) is a
parish, in Melrose small debt court district,
bounded on the north by the river Tweed,
west by Melrose and Bowden and south-
east by Ancrum and Maxton , and is
miles in length by from 1J to 2 in
breadth, beautifully enclosed, planted and
cultivated. On the west rise the Eildon
hills, and on the east and north the ground
is undulating, the latter quarter ornamented
by the fine woods of Dryburgh, separated
from the village by the Tweed, which is
here a beautiful river, enclosed within high
banks. The village of St. Boswells,, nearly
in the centre of the parish, consists of one
long street, running east and west from the
green, and is 1 mile west from the St.
Boswells station on the North British rail-
way, 10 south-west from Kelso, 9 north-
north-west from Jedburgh, and 4 south-east
from Melrose. Some years ago great im-
provements were effected in the village, and
an ample supplv of water is now obtained X"j{ vr.tZTâ„¢-^ SESr
frnn, Whifpriâ„¢ Rncr. Thp Bnnn.Wh Arms P al1 Maggie (MlSS), laundry
1325
Newton James, Sunny bank
Ogilvie Miss, Tweedside
Oliver Matthew John M.B., D.P.H. Haw-
thorne dene
Ridell-Carre Col.Thomas A., J.P. The Croft
Ritchie Daniel Norman, Holmes
Scott Francis Haliburton, Inchdarnie
Scott Walter, Lessudden house
Sime William W. Woodcroft
Smith James, St. Boswells bank
Smith Miss, Ardene
Smith William Crozier, Whitehill
Somervaille Robert, Cbarlesfield
Stenhouse Miss, Gleneden
Taylor Miss, Tweedmount
Thomson ADdrew. Mainhill
Thomson James, Merwick
Watson Rev. Alex. Cameron B.D. (Estab.),
The Manse
Wilkie Miss, Fawsley cottage
COMMERCIAL.
Ballantyne Maggie (Miss), draper & millnr
Ballantyne Walter & Son, grocers & spirit
dealers & ironmongers
Bolton John Robert, fishmonger
Brown Helen & William, stationers & fancy
repository
Brown Robert, boot maker
Cochrane Mrs. grocer & spirit dealer
Cochrane James, tailor
Common George, slater & plumber
Cullen William Laing iM.B. surgeon, paro-
chial medical officer for St. Boswells,
Maxton & Merton & certifying factory
surgeon
Currie Thomas, inspector of water bailiffs
from Whiterigg Bog. The Buccleuch Arms
Dunn David, Roxburgh mains
Hogarth John, Heiton mill
Logan George & Robert, Roxburgh mill
Xogan Robert John, Fairnington
Mein Charles D. Roxburgh barns
Murray William, The Trows
Roberton John & James, Ladyrig
Robertson John. Ker3 mains
"Scott Robert, Heiton East mains
â– Scott William, Whitehill
â– Stenhouse John, Roxburgh Newtown
Thomson William Hunter, Over Roxburgh | Macgregor Rev. John U.
Turnbull John, Sunlaws hill I Church manse
Grant Catherine (Mrs.), aparts. Tweed vil
hotel, much frequented during the hunting I ^ f^"tul â–
s po,nn ia aitintP nn th« crrppn F P rP too Gra X Catherine (Mrs.), apartmts.Elder bnk
eason, w situate on the green. Here too, I Gr . nham Thom ^ Buccleuch Arms hotel-
are the kennels belonging to the Duke of
Buccleuch'a foxhounds, which pack is the
largest in the south of Scotland, and hunts
the three counties of Roxburgh, Selkirk ; tj
and Berwick. On the green at it Boswells ' £? n %^nj™£. 6™=er
is held on the 18th of July one of the most'^g 4"^,^°'
important horse fairs in Scotland. This fair ^l H T ele ° <*££ £°2*
& posting establishment. See advert
Henderson Thomas & John, jobmaster
l Hills William & Son, saddlers
also attracts a large number of salesmen of
miscellaneous goods.and it ia still frequented
by the direct descendants of the gipsies for
the disposal of earthen, horn and tin wares.
There are several seats in the parish, Max-
poffle, the seat of Lady Boyd; Benrig. of
Mrs. Elliot; Elliston House, of Miss Dal
rymple; Maxton House, of Sir Henry Ram-
say-Fairfax-Lucy bart. ; Holmes, of Daniel
Norman Ritchie esq. and Lessudden House,
of Walter Scott esq. Lord Polwarth, the
Duke of Buccleuch K.G., K.T., Sir H. R.
F. Lucy bart. and Miss Dalrymple, are the
chief landowners. Acreage of the parish,
3,466; rateable value. £10,038; the popu-
lation in 1891 was 962, and in 1901, 940.
Post, T., M. 0., T. M. 0., E. D., P. P.,
S. B. & A. & I. 0. ; George Melrose,
sub-postmaster. Letters received thro'
Newtown St. Boswells. Deliveries, 8.15
a.m. & 1.45, 5 & 7 p.m.; dispatches,
6.45 a.m. & 1.45 & 5 p.m
Wall Box, Green, G.45 a.m. & 1.45 & 6.55
p.m. ; no collection on Sundays
PARISH COUNCIL.
Chairman, John James Fairbairn
Clerk, Thomas Lawrie
Medical Officer, William Laing Cullen
M.B., CM
Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages,
William McDonald
Inspector of Poor & Collector of Rates,
Thomas Lawrie
Police Station, David Shepherd, constable
Established Church, Rev. Alex. Cameron
Watson B.D
United Free Church, Rev. John U. Mac-
gregor M.A
School Board, Thomas Lawrie, clerk
Board School, William McDonald, master
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Ballantyne John, Sunnyside
Ballantyne Mrs. Oaklea
Boyd Lady, Maxpoffle
Brown G. W
Chisholm Miss, Dryburgh villa
Cochrane Mrs. Greycrook
Cree William, Whitelee
Cullen William Leing M.B. Fairholm
Dalrymple Miss, Elliston house
Dods Miss
Elliot Mrs. Benrig
Fairbairn Miss, Buinshot
Fairbairn John James, The Fens
Jobson Robert, Lunerat villa
Lawrie James H
Lucy Sir Henry William Ramsay-Fairfax-
bart. Maxton hom
M.A. United Free
Lawrie L. D. tailor & clothier
Lawrie Thomas, blacksmith & cycle agent
Lawrie Thomas, inspector of poor & col-
lector of rates & clerk to the Parish
Council & clerk to the school board
Lillico Maggie (Miss), dress maker
McDonald William, registrar of births,
deaths & marriages & schoolmaster
Melrose George, tailor, & post office
Millar George L. watch maker
Morrison William S. joiner
Nichol Walter, saddler
Nichol William, stone mason & builder
Oliver (Matthew James M.B., CM., D.P.H.
surgeon & medical officer of health for
the counties of Roxburgh & Selkirk &
Melrose burgh, Hawthorn dene
Public Hall (Thomas Lawrie, sec)
Quarry James, baker
Quarry William, boot maker
Richardson Agnes (Mrs.), grocer
Robertson Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments,
Meadow house
Robertson James, chemist & druggist &
harness composition manufacturer
Scott John, house decorator
Shepherd David, police officer
Simpson Walter, carting contractor
Simpson William, stone mason & builder
Stirling Stuart E. draper
St. Boswells Cricket Club (W. E. Ballan-
tyne, sec. & treas.)
Thomson Agnes & Janet (Misses), drapers &
milliners
Thomson James, carrier
Thomson Jsph. joiner & picture frame ma
Turnbull Elizabeth Ann (Miss), stationer
Wood James, joiner
Wood Robert, butcher
FARMERS.
Cree William, Whitelee
Dodds Thomas, Weirgate mains
Fairbairn & Dodds, Hiltonshill
Fairbairn John F. Fens
Graham Charles. Whinfield
Heatley James, Laretburn
Hogarth James & Son, Newton mills
Porteous Ronald, Hawkslee
Rae James, Temple
Simpson William, Merwick
Smith James, Crossflat
Smith William Crozier, Whitehill
Somervaille Robert, Cbarlesfield
Thomson Andrew, Mainhill
White George, Northfield
Wilson Mrs. Camieston
SELKIRK, a royal burgh and parish, for-
merly partly in this county, but under the
provisions of the " Local Government (Scot-
land) Act, 1889 " (52 and 53 Vict. c. 50,
sections 44 to 50), is now wholly included
in Selkirkshire.
ST. BOSWELLS.
narrow space between the Tweed and Teviot
and about 2 miles from the site of the
present village. Near the castle,and between
it and the Tweed, stood the old burgh of Rox-
burgh, which has entirely disappeared ; the
castle was demolished by the Scots in 1460,
after they had retaken it from the English;
and the burgh having lost its protection
gradually decayed. In a field near the
parish church are the remains of a border
tower, called " Wallace's Tower," but only
the lower part, consisting of a stone vaulted
chamber, is now intact. This fort was
burned by the Earl of Hertford in his
marauding expedition of 1545. The ancient
fair of St. James of Roxburgh is still
held annually, on Aug. 5th, on St. James's
green, close to the site of the old burgh :
it is mentioned in a charter of William the
Lion to the monks of Kelso, and was for
long the best known fair in the south of
Scotland. Sunlaws, the seat of Major Robt.
Scott-Kerr, is in this parish. The Duke of
Roxburghe K.T., M.V.O. is lord of the
manor and principal landowner. Acreage,
7,714; rateable value, £10,719 ; population
in 1801, 954, and in 1901, 835 civil and 848
ecclesiastical.
Heiton is a village in the parish, and is
on the road from Kelso to Jedburgh.
Fairnington is a district adjoining the
Roman Causeway, and is owned by Henry
Rutherford esq.
Post & U. 0. O., S. B. & A. & I. O.
Roxburgh (Railway Sub-Office. Letters
should have R.S.O. Roxburghshire
added) ; Charles Hendry, postmaster.
Delivery, 7.15 a.m. ; dispatches, 2.3, 5.7
& 6.10 p.m. Telegraph office, adjoining
railwav station
Post & T. 0. Heiton; Mrs. Mary Hardie.
postmistress. Letters through Roxburgh
R.S.O. Deliveries, 7.45 a.m.; dis-
patches, 10.45 a.m. & 2.40 p.m. to Kelso.
"Postal Orders are issued & paid here.
The nearest money order office is at Rox-
burgh
PARISH COUNCIL.
Chairman, William Murray, The Trows
Clerk, Thomas Bell
Medical Officer, Alexander Dickson Flem-
ing M.B., CM. Kelso
Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages
(vacant)
Inspector of Poor, Thomas Bell
Police Station, Heiton, William Murdock,
officer in charge
Established Church, Rev. Henry Alexander
Mathers M.A., LL.D
School Board, A. Woodman Main,clerk,Kelso
Board Schools: — â–
Roxburgh (vacant)
Heiton, George Crossley, master
"Fairnington, William Henderson, master
Eailway Station, Thos. Dagg.station master
Roxburgh
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Campbell Mrs. The Villa
Dunn David, Roxburgh mains
Mein Charles D. Roxburgh barns
Uiathers Rev. Henry Alexander M.A.,
LL.D. The Manse
Rutherford Henry, Fairnington cralgs
Robertson John, Kers mains
Scott-Kerr Major Robert D.S.O. Sunlaws ho
Stenhouse John, Roxburgh Newtown
Thomson William H. Over Roxburgh
COMMERCIAL.
Aitken James, blacksmith
Bell Thomas, inspector of poor & collector
of rates & clerk to Parish Council for
Roxburgh
Bell Thomas, tailor
Chisholm Isabella (Mrs.), grocer
Gray John, insurance agent
â– Gray William, stone mason
Hendry Charles, coal agent, & post office
Hogg William, joiner
Lowrie Andrew, grocer
Swanston Isabella & Mary (Misses), grocers
& drapers
FARMERS.
KOXBUKGHSHIRE.
Heiton.
Dawson Thomas, Heiton mains
Hogarth Robert, Heiton mill
COMMERCIAL.
Biggar Thomas, tailor
Campbell John, Robert & William, masons
Dodds Robert, joiner
Effleck Robert, tailor
Hardie Mary (Mrs.), grocer, & post office
Hewit William, blacksmith
Hogarth John, miller, Heiton mill
Johnstone Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker
Murdock William, police officer
ST. BOSWELLS (or Lessudden) is a
parish, in Melrose small debt court district,
bounded on the north by the river Tweed,
west by Melrose and Bowden and south-
east by Ancrum and Maxton , and is
miles in length by from 1J to 2 in
breadth, beautifully enclosed, planted and
cultivated. On the west rise the Eildon
hills, and on the east and north the ground
is undulating, the latter quarter ornamented
by the fine woods of Dryburgh, separated
from the village by the Tweed, which is
here a beautiful river, enclosed within high
banks. The village of St. Boswells,, nearly
in the centre of the parish, consists of one
long street, running east and west from the
green, and is 1 mile west from the St.
Boswells station on the North British rail-
way, 10 south-west from Kelso, 9 north-
north-west from Jedburgh, and 4 south-east
from Melrose. Some years ago great im-
provements were effected in the village, and
an ample supplv of water is now obtained X"j{ vr.tZTâ„¢-^ SESr
frnn, Whifpriâ„¢ Rncr. Thp Bnnn.Wh Arms P al1 Maggie (MlSS), laundry
1325
Newton James, Sunny bank
Ogilvie Miss, Tweedside
Oliver Matthew John M.B., D.P.H. Haw-
thorne dene
Ridell-Carre Col.Thomas A., J.P. The Croft
Ritchie Daniel Norman, Holmes
Scott Francis Haliburton, Inchdarnie
Scott Walter, Lessudden house
Sime William W. Woodcroft
Smith James, St. Boswells bank
Smith Miss, Ardene
Smith William Crozier, Whitehill
Somervaille Robert, Cbarlesfield
Stenhouse Miss, Gleneden
Taylor Miss, Tweedmount
Thomson ADdrew. Mainhill
Thomson James, Merwick
Watson Rev. Alex. Cameron B.D. (Estab.),
The Manse
Wilkie Miss, Fawsley cottage
COMMERCIAL.
Ballantyne Maggie (Miss), draper & millnr
Ballantyne Walter & Son, grocers & spirit
dealers & ironmongers
Bolton John Robert, fishmonger
Brown Helen & William, stationers & fancy
repository
Brown Robert, boot maker
Cochrane Mrs. grocer & spirit dealer
Cochrane James, tailor
Common George, slater & plumber
Cullen William Laing iM.B. surgeon, paro-
chial medical officer for St. Boswells,
Maxton & Merton & certifying factory
surgeon
Currie Thomas, inspector of water bailiffs
from Whiterigg Bog. The Buccleuch Arms
Dunn David, Roxburgh mains
Hogarth John, Heiton mill
Logan George & Robert, Roxburgh mill
Xogan Robert John, Fairnington
Mein Charles D. Roxburgh barns
Murray William, The Trows
Roberton John & James, Ladyrig
Robertson John. Ker3 mains
"Scott Robert, Heiton East mains
â– Scott William, Whitehill
â– Stenhouse John, Roxburgh Newtown
Thomson William Hunter, Over Roxburgh | Macgregor Rev. John U.
Turnbull John, Sunlaws hill I Church manse
Grant Catherine (Mrs.), aparts. Tweed vil
hotel, much frequented during the hunting I ^ f^"tul â–
s po,nn ia aitintP nn th« crrppn F P rP too Gra X Catherine (Mrs.), apartmts.Elder bnk
eason, w situate on the green. Here too, I Gr . nham Thom ^ Buccleuch Arms hotel-
are the kennels belonging to the Duke of
Buccleuch'a foxhounds, which pack is the
largest in the south of Scotland, and hunts
the three counties of Roxburgh, Selkirk ; tj
and Berwick. On the green at it Boswells ' £? n %^nj™£. 6™=er
is held on the 18th of July one of the most'^g 4"^,^°'
important horse fairs in Scotland. This fair ^l H T ele ° <*££ £°2*
& posting establishment. See advert
Henderson Thomas & John, jobmaster
l Hills William & Son, saddlers
also attracts a large number of salesmen of
miscellaneous goods.and it ia still frequented
by the direct descendants of the gipsies for
the disposal of earthen, horn and tin wares.
There are several seats in the parish, Max-
poffle, the seat of Lady Boyd; Benrig. of
Mrs. Elliot; Elliston House, of Miss Dal
rymple; Maxton House, of Sir Henry Ram-
say-Fairfax-Lucy bart. ; Holmes, of Daniel
Norman Ritchie esq. and Lessudden House,
of Walter Scott esq. Lord Polwarth, the
Duke of Buccleuch K.G., K.T., Sir H. R.
F. Lucy bart. and Miss Dalrymple, are the
chief landowners. Acreage of the parish,
3,466; rateable value. £10,038; the popu-
lation in 1891 was 962, and in 1901, 940.
Post, T., M. 0., T. M. 0., E. D., P. P.,
S. B. & A. & I. 0. ; George Melrose,
sub-postmaster. Letters received thro'
Newtown St. Boswells. Deliveries, 8.15
a.m. & 1.45, 5 & 7 p.m.; dispatches,
6.45 a.m. & 1.45 & 5 p.m
Wall Box, Green, G.45 a.m. & 1.45 & 6.55
p.m. ; no collection on Sundays
PARISH COUNCIL.
Chairman, John James Fairbairn
Clerk, Thomas Lawrie
Medical Officer, William Laing Cullen
M.B., CM
Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages,
William McDonald
Inspector of Poor & Collector of Rates,
Thomas Lawrie
Police Station, David Shepherd, constable
Established Church, Rev. Alex. Cameron
Watson B.D
United Free Church, Rev. John U. Mac-
gregor M.A
School Board, Thomas Lawrie, clerk
Board School, William McDonald, master
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Ballantyne John, Sunnyside
Ballantyne Mrs. Oaklea
Boyd Lady, Maxpoffle
Brown G. W
Chisholm Miss, Dryburgh villa
Cochrane Mrs. Greycrook
Cree William, Whitelee
Cullen William Leing M.B. Fairholm
Dalrymple Miss, Elliston house
Dods Miss
Elliot Mrs. Benrig
Fairbairn Miss, Buinshot
Fairbairn John James, The Fens
Jobson Robert, Lunerat villa
Lawrie James H
Lucy Sir Henry William Ramsay-Fairfax-
bart. Maxton hom
M.A. United Free
Lawrie L. D. tailor & clothier
Lawrie Thomas, blacksmith & cycle agent
Lawrie Thomas, inspector of poor & col-
lector of rates & clerk to the Parish
Council & clerk to the school board
Lillico Maggie (Miss), dress maker
McDonald William, registrar of births,
deaths & marriages & schoolmaster
Melrose George, tailor, & post office
Millar George L. watch maker
Morrison William S. joiner
Nichol Walter, saddler
Nichol William, stone mason & builder
Oliver (Matthew James M.B., CM., D.P.H.
surgeon & medical officer of health for
the counties of Roxburgh & Selkirk &
Melrose burgh, Hawthorn dene
Public Hall (Thomas Lawrie, sec)
Quarry James, baker
Quarry William, boot maker
Richardson Agnes (Mrs.), grocer
Robertson Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments,
Meadow house
Robertson James, chemist & druggist &
harness composition manufacturer
Scott John, house decorator
Shepherd David, police officer
Simpson Walter, carting contractor
Simpson William, stone mason & builder
Stirling Stuart E. draper
St. Boswells Cricket Club (W. E. Ballan-
tyne, sec. & treas.)
Thomson Agnes & Janet (Misses), drapers &
milliners
Thomson James, carrier
Thomson Jsph. joiner & picture frame ma
Turnbull Elizabeth Ann (Miss), stationer
Wood James, joiner
Wood Robert, butcher
FARMERS.
Cree William, Whitelee
Dodds Thomas, Weirgate mains
Fairbairn & Dodds, Hiltonshill
Fairbairn John F. Fens
Graham Charles. Whinfield
Heatley James, Laretburn
Hogarth James & Son, Newton mills
Porteous Ronald, Hawkslee
Rae James, Temple
Simpson William, Merwick
Smith James, Crossflat
Smith William Crozier, Whitehill
Somervaille Robert, Cbarlesfield
Thomson Andrew, Mainhill
White George, Northfield
Wilson Mrs. Camieston
SELKIRK, a royal burgh and parish, for-
merly partly in this county, but under the
provisions of the " Local Government (Scot-
land) Act, 1889 " (52 and 53 Vict. c. 50,
sections 44 to 50), is now wholly included
in Selkirkshire.
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