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His Majasty Som letah Phra Faramsulr Maks Vajiravudh, Phra Mongkut Elas, King of Blaw, was orowned with fitting-pomp-and- cironmstance in Bangkok on Saturday, Decemb or 2. Tho spirit of the occasion was well voiced by the Hangkok Times in its introduction to the report of the proceedings:-With forms and ritasi that date for back in the history of the Thai, rape (says our contemporary) in à fans that enshrines many of the memories of his dyanaly, the King has crowned himself Sover- Lord of his people. » has received the sign homage of those who stand nearest to the Throne and of every class of his subjects. In the temple which contains the palladium of his race, he has made profession of his faith and de- olared himself its Defender. His Cerouation progress has been made through a great maltitude all animated by the common impulse of loyalty, and stirred to ansual fervoar in the hour of festival and rejoicing. Gret lustro has been added to the occasion by the presence of no fower than two Princess and eight Princes of foreign reigning Kara
familles, a gathering of Royalty hitherto noprocedented outside Europe. In addition, smbassies fram all the other Powers with whish Siant has relations, added further distinction to the crowning of the King. The solemn couteal net was consum nato, va Saturday, but great fotos illustrative of different phases of the people and activities of Sism go on throughout the week.
The Saturday was almost wholly taken up with the actual coronation and its more intimate Shortly after 9:39 the King functions. proceeded to the rite of ablution, and the Royal Represent tivas aul the Princes of the Royal House entered a special parition to with the subsequout rites. Clad in royal restants Its Majesty appoured, flowers being thrown, and zealed himself on the Octagonal Throne. The Royalties hoved. The King than received consecrated water from each of the oight points of the compass indicated by the throne, and rdale din acknow!lgerent, afterwards leaving from the East side. Every part of the core. mony was in accordance with ancient usag
THE CROWNING
On retirement Ifis Majesty was arrayed in the full Stato robes, with his decorations and their chains. The gollen Kiui coat was put ou and the chain of the Chula Chom Kluo Order placed outside. At 10.40 s. the royal proves sion precended to the Dusit Maba Prasad, officers of the Hould bearing the saven in signia of royalty and the symbolical royal woapons. The historia insignia of royalty in the Orient include the sword, the umbrells, the slippers, and the fan
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the solemnity of the moment of the formal sasumption of power and responsibility.
On the King's own fe duresa-lock of gravity rasted from the time he putered till he was borne to Wat Phra Kor. But, sestroly bad ha! placed the Crown firmly on his head when the All the ancient foud peal of jos barit out. musical instruments were played with sorgy: the troops prevented arms; thy bands played the the four kinds of cannon used national anthom; in odrerannies were rod; and the and was t ken up by the gens of the Army and the Navy firing a saluto of 101 guns. The ball at every temple throughout the Kingdom was beaten seven times, and in every monastery the monks assembled and prayed for a blessing on the
King
Presently the service went ou again to the Homage. First the Brahmins did obeisance. and on their behalf the master of ceremonies asked for the King's favour Speaking through- oat in soft, law tones His Majesty promised to axlond bis favour to all his people. HR. H. Prince Bhanuirangai went in front of the Momreli, and did homage with and on behalf of the Princas of the Royal House, vowing allegi.
ance and devotions
AN EASTERN PICTURE.
This practically an led the rites in the Dusit Maba Prasad. The part sons was purely a picture from the ancient East, one of the west strange nal striking of all, and it was son by four of those in the Dusit Maha Prasid. His Majesty proceded to the north haloony and there xented himself within the heavily gilded throne (but abok) that is ed for proces. sions. The great curtains that opened this part of the loony from those without were then drawn on all thron sides and the King showed himself to his people as represented by
Army,
and officials, There another outburst-al-onasian sharing Kia Majesty's people did obeisance to their manly crowned Sovereign, and in their same Phyn Sustaron Valiaro spoke the words of homage. That was ali in verordance with expectation, but the picture is nuforgettable. The King. in all the magnificence of his Stats robes and decorations, wearing his saldon crown glittering with diamonds, was saved in the stashine Hie ta a setting of gold also his people countenance seemed immorable; he looked King far removed from the things of to-day. His oice could be heard in reply to the words of homage, and in a few ininnies the cartains were acaiu drawn, and that part of the pageant was tan end.
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The great ceremour was followed by deto tional servies in the Wat Phra Keo, the Royal temple situated withis the Palace grounds. His Majesty proceeded there, arraved in all the glory of his Royal regalia and, at'ended by his court. In the precession slan,, it may be marked, was a detachment of Boy Scouts from the Royal Pges School. On Snedas, the publio procession took place when II's Majesty was carried in the Golden Stats Chair round the streets of Bangkok to receise the sathusi. The progress astio homage of his people. lasted four hours. For the rest Siam abandoned itself to a wok of rejicing to delebrate the glorions peuasion, and the newly crowned King took part in some of them.
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1912
CHINA, JAPAN, ÚOREA, INDO-CHINA, SAX, STELÍTS SETTLETONTA, MALAY STAU 23 NETHERLANDS INDIA, Pattie PINES, BORNEO, ETC.
The DIRECTORY covers the whole of ka ports and cities of the Far East, from Nether manda na to Siberia, in which idropesi í renida. Notorie is the Directory as full and complete In each case as it can be made, int each Colony, Port, or Settlement in prafabed by DESCRI TION, carefully raised seli year, most of which will servo a hocimate Go FOR TAW Four, giving every detail in comment with the places, their History, Topography, city. Hi
The Information in, these Descriptions, eve isting of a handrod interesting articles, packed with hots comeisaly Het ont, and Dotining statistics of the Tao of ech Country an Port, wouli xlove suffice to fit a large volume
Royal, Octaro-Complete with. Fifteen M ad Plans, p. 1,942, $1000. Directory nal PP., 332, 18.00.
The Directories and. Descriptions are, o
-CHINA-
Soochow Canton
Chinking Whampoa
Nagking
Walan
G.
Poking
“Tinatala
Peitzilio
Chin waugtso
Baka...
Autung
Manchurian"
Yoshow
Trade Contros Shi
Iohanz
Mr & M J. T. W.
Varshall
Mr & Mr CL. Mest
ad ghild
Me
Mrg
ft. Van
cines and child
Mr G.D" Mill
Mint J. Moore Mes K C. Mowera Mr & Mrs F
McHugh
Dr. G. W. McKean Mr R. V. Mitchelwero My & Mead 0:45.
Munkhouse
Mr V. 'Oettingen
Mr R. Obuki
Pa isol Malam
Mr & Mr. Peam1
Nowchwing
„Dairaw Fort Arthur Chaton Woil 3
Kinocha
Baioaufn
"Mukden
Shanghai
Fakyo Yokoban
youjo
Kobe
Kowkiang
Trokow
Kowloon Lappa
Sukhot Kongmonn
Kangahyawan
Chungking: Pakhei
Hangahow Hoihor Niarpe Langchow
Wanchor
Banta
Foochaw
A any Swaton
Mengtzo Tłokow
Sze
JAPAN AND FORMOSA
Shitaki
Osalis
Mji
Koeingi
Tainandu
Nayasaki Takon
Flakodste
Tamsni
Aaging
EASTERN SIBERIA
„Vladivostook
...
Seoul Chemilpo Kussao
CROSHN Wunsan
Fugan
Nicojawsk
Μπάρο
Chisms po
Pingyang Bougchip
HONGKONG AND ITS: Dersadexcară,
MACAO.
FRENCH INDO-CHINA:-/
Maula
Flanoi
Annara IIue Haiphong Tonkin Provinces Quinton PHILI}PIN 9
Floilo
Tobrine: Baigim Chabode.
Coba
& Mrs E. Peterse
Sarawak
Mr. & Mrs C. D. Pears):
Dx & Mts W Pax 80
Miss A. Penty
and child Mr T. B. Putter Mr. EH.
Bay
Mr E M. Raymond Miss Lasy Mr F. Regarracione' Mr. Mra 9. D. Row-
Jand
Mr H. Sawtell Mr J. Scotson
BORNEO
Labuan British N. BorsO
BANGTOK
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS
Bingapore, Penang, Malacca, Prov. Wolleel y
Johora
Patong
MALAY STATES
Sanyal Ujong Selangor
Jelebu
NETHERLANDS Indra
Samarang Sorribain
Porak
Mr. Shalton Hoope
Baiavin Buitenzorg
Padang
Maesar
NAVAL SQUADRONS,
British Frenob
Cherman
Austrian United Stat Italian
Mr. C Sibley
Mr G W. Smith
De
Mr H. H. Solomon"
VA D. Spalding and infant
Mr W. Schoßeld
Misa W, Squire Mr J. Spitt eg
Lt. & Ms C. E. Stainer,
K.N.
Mr & Mrs. Stephans Mr W, t, Stauloy
Mr. M. C. Stavar
Mr P. D. Sutherland
Col. W. C. Taylo
Mr & Mr. E. Volibrecht MIG A Walker
Nr & Mrs A Winsor Bir. E. Warren Mr E. J Waterman M. S. Wall MYSITEON nnd child" Mr & Mra H. L. 6.
White
Mr HIS Whiteside
Mr H Wiant usT
Mr & Mrs WH. Wileyr
Mr G. G. Wo d
Bir L. M Wood Miss Wynne
Mr & Mrs A. Young
GAAND KOTHL
Mr E. Kusibier
Mr W. Arnold Mr. & Mrs G. W. Brett Bir H. L. Kane
Mr F. L. Bater Mr B. Hellinger
Mfr F. Bruten
Mr A. W. Colwell Ur&Mrs V. G. Crawford Mrs. G. Cowan
Mr & Mr A. B. Cres Mr S. Duter
Mr F. Elpuiasteng Mr. and Mr G. H.
Evans
Mr. & Mrs. T. Finchest
Mr Chan Fowler Mr Hortez
Mr. Hurford Mr B Jso
Dr. F. T. Kort
Mr John R Kinghorn Mr F. P. Lefeatey
Mr C. Lynam
Mr
Mr G N Machoff
W. Melanes Nish Mrs Prager
Dr Farage MF. Richmond M C Tap Mr B Taylor Mr H Watkin
Mr W. Voight
Mies Yount
Mrs C. Wielson
KingSqLEDE PRIVATE HOTHÉM
Mra Ait en Mr E. Aradt
Mr & Mrs Aucott.
Mr. Borington Mr A. Belianiy Brown De & Men G. D. R.
1:lack
Dr. & Mrs R.W. Brown Mrs Cook
Coudr. &ars. A. Farley Eng. Lieut. & Mr W.
Dawson
55r.4Mm 15 Donally Mr Ges. G inble Mr Hoslewoo Mr. & Mray D Mr. H. Hoffman
Mir Incinger
Mr Joreland
Mr & M J. P. Lamisert
and children
I
Miss E. Ketewich Mr & Mia W. Logan Mfr E. J. McNulty Mr. k Mies
MacGregor
Morrison
M. K. S.
J. T
Mr & Mrs &, B, Moudar 31.r. H. A. Nisbet child
Six Franela and Ludy
Fingott
Mr. J. Robertson Mr G. Saabse Miss K. Sashre 31 M. 1.shes or MAL. Shields Mr. R D. Stowar Mrs Tope Mr. B. Wabb Me Whyte Mr. J. W. Wilson
East Coast of Sumatra
Japannes
Slamese
Origens OF COAST AND RIVER STEAM24. The Book is printed from New Type speciali reserved for the mrpose, and unifor pity in overs arrangement greatly facilitates reference
Bid the amal Alphab-tio 1 List of Fires, the Directory gives the ASIFTED LISTY Of TRADES and PROFESSIONS at the larger Commercial saires.
The
of ALPHABETICAL LIST montains the anwes of over -
RESIDESC
20,000 FOREIGNERS, arsfully arrangel, with the Initials as well as
e Suroanat in strictly: Alphabetied Ora-
THE MAPS AND PLANS
uve been engraved br one of the most essent
it in firent Bribic and are corrected
jonht up to date.
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They consid
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COLORED PLATS OF FLAB Or Form: Toro MAP OF THE FAR EAST
PLAN OF YOZOHAMA,
PLAN OF KOBAND 40 PLAN a
Bertlæsev:3. Pikaru PLAN OF TSINOtac (Kiaschau) PLAN OF FOREIGN CONCESION,
BH V
PLAN OF HonoKew (SABA) with Inna
Showing the EXTENDED SETTLEMENT LARGE PLAN OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA PLATOF NEW TERITORY (KOTLOO PLAN
LAN OF KOWLOON PLAN OF MANILA
PLAN OF SAIGON
PLAN OF SINGAPORE PLAN OF BAtávia
The CHRONICLE Covers e Double.even of the half saitary in the Far East together with the Tests of all the most important Treatie Doncluded with the countries of Eastern Asia The various Customs Tariffs, Trade Regulatine, Chansbers of Commerce, Scales of Commissions Compilar and Court Food, Hongkong Ban Dotic Postal Goide, Signal Codes, ChiueN Festivale, Tablov of Money, Weights un Measures and other Commercial Information ncluding.
The CHRONICLE ad DIRECTORY, al- though condensed in every possible manner, con tabs overy year more pages
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It was years ago univerally pronounesl to be the che post work of th kind anywhere published, and although very much onborged and improved in every way, the price in silver is now below the equivalent of £155, nt which
was originally published.
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