First off, the 4.0.x versions of MySQL are not capable of
handling UTF-8 (Actually it can store such strings though). It'd be better
to use some legacy encoding instead.


And, it's worth a try to see if the automatic encoding conversion function
of the mbstring extension is enabled (if output_handler is set to "mb_output_handler")
in your php.ini and turn it off if that's the case.


Also check the value of default_charset setting in the php.ini

AddDefaultCharset off
AddDefaultCharset UTF-8

This apache setting is irrelevant to PHP generated output.

HTH,
Moriyoshi

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