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guns, 5,700 i.b.p., Lt. Comdr. H. 8. Monroe, Waihaiwel.
Flora, 2nd class cruiser, 4,360 tons, 10 guns,
7,000 il.p. Captain J. Nicholas,
Weihaiwoi.
Handy, torpedo-bont lestroyer 295 tonn, 6 guns, 4,000 h.p., Lieut. Comdr. Hon. Guy Stop. ford, Hongkong.
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Jauns, torpedo-beat dentmyer, 320 tons, 6 guns Lt.-Comdr. M.. B. R. Blackwood 3,900 h.p. Kont, armoured cruiser, 9,000 tons, 14 grans, i.b.p. 22,000, Capt. S. St. J. Farquhar. ou route to Weihofwei.
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Sandakan. i.b.p. Commr. B. O. M. Minotaur. armonred cruiser (flagship Vice Admiral Sir A. L. Winsice, K.C.B. C.V.O., C.M.G.,) 14,600, tons, i.h.p. 27,000. Capt. G. C. Cayley, Waihaiwei. Monmonth, armoured cruiser, 9,800 tons, L.b.p.
22,000, Captain L. E. Power, M.V.O Waikaiwoi. Mourlon, river gunboat, 180 tons, 2 gun. h.p. 800, Linut. Comdr G, P. Leith, West River. Newcastle, 2nd class cruiser, 4,800 tous, turbine George P. E. Haut, D.9.0.
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Hongay Vétéran, torpedo-depot, Lieut. Bibel, Cap
Saint-Jacques Vigilante, river gunboat, 180 tons, & guns, 7 hp
Lieut. Dumenlin, Sikiang
THE CORONATION.
(Continned from page 5.)
National Anthem, and as the Royal carriage
STRAITS
drew away there zoomed in the waving, shout Ter value each! ing welaoine the heartiest recognition of their share ei. Calle Majesties erta to know and understand tha{aid up,arə;--- interests of all our subjects.”
THE RETURN TO WESTMINSTER.
From this point the Royal Procession made ils way across St. George's-cireus into this West- minster Bridge-road, along the entire length of which the King and Queen had agroat roup tion. At some poizis there were large stands Blled with well-to-do poople, bat most of the apectators belonged to the bumbler ranks of his Majesty's zabjecte, and their loyal demonstra tions worn marked by an unaffected and un- stinted cordiality which it was pleasant to ob terva. Here and there little London children could be seen perched on the shoulders of self- denying parents, and still justifying by their olusters of yellow caris the old words of admica- ved angeli, notwithstanding the tium, non Angli anfavourable surroundings in which so many The scheme of of them are brought up. decoration along the route fellowed in the main old-fashioned lines, From St. George's cirona to the junction with St. George's-read white obelisks had been erected, but thenceforward to Westminster Hridge their phases were taken by the familiar Venetian masts. There was, however, a profusion of bright and flattering rather dingy thoroughfare almost as gay as an colour, which for ongo made the ordinarily orchard in spring. At the end of the road, by St. Thomas Hospital, the Procession passed between euermons stands filled with cheering then suddenly emerged into spectator, the points and quietude of Westminster Bridge. Hare no crowds of spectators had been allowed to furin-a precaution which will sur prise no one who considers the lowness of the But people who could see the part parapet. of the route found it not the least interesting. The aitorento flagstaffe and chipmasts, with beamers of heraldic deries, with which the parapet was decorated gave the bridge a pictur
with a touch of quintos, and ese appearance maite it a fitting framework for such an ancient spectacle as a Royal Progress.
PALLANENT-SQUARE-AND-WHITEHALL
In Bridge-street, St. Margaret's-streof, and Parliament quare the footways were not closed had been on the to the general public, as they preceding day, and many of the spectators who took
up positions on that part of the route were Arcena, oruiser, 2,719 toas, Captain von Hipper able, without moving, to see the Procession
Amoy
twice, first as it turned the corner of New Palace- hyard, and again when having passed reend the
GERMAN.
Iltis, gunbost, 1,000 tons, 10 guns,
Captain Lasa
Jaguar, gunboat, 200 tons, 10 guns 1,300).
Captain Graf von Podowsky. Wehner Leipzig, cruiser, Captain Engel
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tubos, 6,020 hp, Kommandant Kolbe (Hans) Bertram
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Captain v. Koss
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Captain Bosa Vaterland, gaabost, tena, 3 gans, 500 h.p.
Captain Toussaint
ITALIAN.
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UNITED STATER.
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Root Callao, gunboat, 243 tona, Ens, J. R. Murrisson Cleveland, cruiser 3,200 tons, Commander
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John D. MacDonald, Shanghai
Chennai
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the site of Whitehall Palace, as another alleg. orical pair of lions guarded the Palaon Beautiful, looked down benevolently on the military pilgrims as the head of the Proces sion rode between them. On the east side of Parliament-street and Whitehall large nun- her of the general public stood, and joined the occupants of the crowded stands in vociferona welcomes to the British statesmen and soldiers from over the seas, to the Frinces of the Best Mon.
17 m 2 0 to the bluejackets with their guns, and the land Ighters following. The cheers redoublet at Tues. 18 m 2 38 the sight of Lord Roberts and the surrounding Field Marshals and Generals, reso to enthusiasm
Wod. again on the arrival of the Colonial and Indian ascorts, and roached their climax when their Thara 20 4 1 Mjesties appeared. It was about a quarter. past 1 when the King's carriage drove through Fri the beautiful pylons of Ontario and under New
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Farming out of Whitehall the King and Sun. Queon entered the last stage of their triumphal paratively stuffy streets they passed into the progress. From the tall homes and the com ample space, the frear air, the refreshing green of the Mall and the Park. Here the crewd no more than three or four deep, and though the total numbers, including these inside the railings and on the stands, doubtless ran into tena of thousands and all could soo splendidly and in comfort--they seemed to be too
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Previous On Laie On Date
Day nt
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B to be demonstrativo. But, as at every Barometer
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faces lighted up, handkerchiefs were Waved in frontie
delight, and voices gave utterance in heartiest acclaim. As the Royal carriage wheeled round the Viatoria Memorial shortly before half-past one
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a volley of cheers issued from the crowds in the Mall, which though small in the earlier parts of the day, had grown largely in the previous two hours. The Royal carriage, now laden with bouquets of carnations, slowly turned into the contral gates of the
the courtyard, and in another moment their Majesties were lost to the sisht of their enthusiastic subjects.
THEIR MAJESTIES ON THE BALCONY. The gans from the Park boomed at their message that the King had retained to the Palaco, but still the spectators remained in the Mall, hoping for another glimpse of the King and Queen, The empty Royal earringe passed through the courtyard on its way to the stables, On the Day Proceding the Departure of the but still the crowd stayed. For ton minutes they
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the The features in the 1011 Edition are CLASSIFIED LISTS of TRADES
andl the larger Commercial PROFESSIONS t
entrer.
The
ALPHABETICAL LIST comnins the navies of over
of RESIDENTS
20,000 FORLIGNERS, carsfully arranged, with the initials as well a ne Surnames in strictly Alphabetical Order, sa tast may name can be found instantly.
THE MAPS AND PLANS nave been engraved by one of the most eminent: Firms in Great Britain and are corrected and hwacht up to date. They consist this year of the following:-
COMTURED PLATE OF FLAGS OF FORMEN HONES MAP OF THE FAT FAUT
PLAN OF YOKOHAMA
PLAY
OF KORE AND HY000
Kwangchanwan PLAN OF FOREIGN Settlements, Turntsi Pakhoi
PLAN OF THINGTat. (Kiadorat)
Hangchow Hoihow
Ningpo
Langshow
Włachow Mêngtze
Hokow
Santa
Foochow Szema
Amoy
Bhanghui Swatow
JAPAN AND FORMOSA
Osaka
Tokyo. Yokohama
Hugo
Kobe
Shimonoseki
Moji Nagasaki
Taininfa Takow Hakodate Anping Temeni EASTERN SIBERIA
Vladivostock
CHOSEN
Wonsau
Fusan
Pingyar.g
Nicojewsk
Seoul
Mokpo Chemulpo
Chintempo Kunean.
Sougchin HONGKONG AND ITS DEPENDENCIES. MACAO. FRENCH INDO-CHLINA:
Hae
Toursze Hanoi Haiphong
Saigon Tonkin Provinces Quinton Cambodge PHILIPPINES
Manila
Sarawak
Cebu
BORNEO Labuan British N. Bornes
BANGKOK STRATTO SETTLEMENTS Singapore, Penang, Malacca, Prov. Wellesley
MALAY STATES
Sungei Ujong Selangor. Jelebu
Perak NETHERLANDS INDIA
Padang Macassar
Johore Pabang
Batavia Buitenzorg
Samarang
Sourabais
East Coast of Sumatra
PLAN OF FOREIGN CONCESION, BHANGHAI PIN OF HONGKEW (SHANGHAI) with Inse
Showing the EXTENDED SETTLEMENT LARGE FLAN OF THE CIFT-OF VICTORIA PLAN OF NEW TRANSTORY (KOWLOON) PLAY OF KOWLOON
PLAN OF MANILA
PLAN OF SAIGUN PLAN OF SINGAPORE PLAN OF BATAVIA
The OHRONICLE covers the notable events of the last half century in the Far East togethe with the Texts of all the most froportant Treaties concinded with the countries of Eastern Asia, the various Customs Tarifa Trade Regulations, Chamber of Commerce, Sales of Comansiona Coneslar and Court Fece, Hongkong Bam Duties, Postal Guide, Bignal Codes, Chines Festivale, Tablee of Money, Weights and Measures, and other Commercial Information including.
The CHRONICLE and DIRECTORY, ak though condensed in every posible manner, coor tains every year more pages.
It was years ago universally pronounced to be the cheapest work of the kind anywhere published, and although very much enlarged and improved in every way, the price in silver is now below the equivalent of £1 68, at which it was originally published.
It is published at the Office of the Hongkong Daily Press, and can be had from, and Adver tisements sent through, the principal Book- sellars in Asia and through -
LONDON... Hongkong Daily Press". Office
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