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Coronation: Visitor's Quaint Impressions.
The writer of the following artists, is a native Indian journalist who has come to Tondon for the Coronation, and his first Impressions of the Metropolis ara set forth in his own quaint English-
Leaving India and plunging through the various waters, I have at last arrived in London to participate in the general re- joicings of the Coronation ceremony of his Cold and Hot Water throughout. Majesty the King-Emperor. I merely come to this place as a visitor to sea and onjoy the ceremony, which is more than an or dinary function to ps people of the East, who are used to look upon the King as a divine messenger ront by the Dispenser of
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But after I sot my foot in this city of cities I have been attracted so much at TEL. No. K120. Talg, Address “TanMotel" everything I saw that I think I would be failing in my duty if I do not pon a few For Particular apply to
lines cr of my mind. A city of the dimensions of London is impossible to be understood in the right spirit, and heuer I cannot assure the readers that I am coming down as 'an apestle to lay out cer tain universal statements. But I can claim to say what I feel, and every word I utter comes directly from my heart.
THE MANAGER. Hongkong, March 1, 1911.
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As soon as the special xpress brought me to this Imperial city the first thought that was uppermost in my mind was the crowda of passengers from various parts of the globe treading on the same platform where I was. Deafening chears, happy oxclamations, gleaming faces struck me as something unique. In my living memory I have never heard, much less read, any, thing of a similar kind. From the far-off America, Australia, "From India, from China, from Japan-all shook hands to. gether in this city. To-day, at this moment, I think there are more persons in London than two or three of the greatest cities of the world. What is there in London to attract so many? What is that charm which has hypnotised millions?
A GLORIOUS MONUMENT. These are the two questions that con- frent mo at the outset. It is not merely political connections; it is not merely the influenci of Great Britain in the world; it is not merely the idle curiosity of persons that have brought dowu streams of human heings, but it is adteething more, something erhier, and something nobler. It is the Irresistible charm, it is the tie of nature's attraction that she tied all of us round to thia city. There are many cities in the world huge and grand, but there is some counterneting side which disturbs with the grandeur of those places. But London, gifted by nature, stands as the glorious monument of perfection.
The special left me at the Charing Cross Station musing and soliloquising as to the various things I saw around me. With
LADIES AFTERNOON TARD ROOMS, curious face, with interested leois, I slowly walked the platform, and at last was | brought co to face with what I think to be one of busiest streets of the world.
Here, to m wonder, I found numerous sources of conveyances plying along. The tax rolled on, the 'bas was' bussing along, and the victorias were runcing up and down with millions of passengers. The tram arrangements, which are very accom- modative and convenient, seem to be the most perfect. Being used to the same trams, built in the same fashion, and in the same model, yet Indian tramcars Isek the conveyance which the Lordon trams
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From the theatre I went straight to my hotel, walk to resume my excursions the next day. In the fine morning, which Noma was axceedingly cheerful, Irea from the equatorial head or freasing cold. I was kḥlu to hunt down many places of worth and note; the Parliament Hall, old in tradition: Atlas
Bramble | the Abbey, with monuments of the greatent
of the world's men, I visited, and was Britomart greatly touched by the architectural beauty; Cadmus As I was coming aleng in tramore
Cherub purchased a newspaper and was going through it.
special mention of the Clio Indian Budget brought me to that particular Fame column, I was reading it with interese when the conductor, who evidently was a very sociable and amicabia uran, as all fram Handy and 'bus conductors here are, directed my attention to another place in the piper, where thoro was something about the arrival of Indian notables in London. I Kent was very much struck with his kindness, Kinsl and asked him whether he liked Indians.
We in England sover recognise the Merlin culous bar, and we treat the black man just*linotaur in the same way as we do our own,"
Monmouth I naked him was the candid reply.
him several other interesting questions, simply to know bloorlen whether he knew any thing about Indis. Nowcastlu
with The more I engaged in conversation
Nightingale syni. him the more he seemed to show pathy towards me, country and country nie. Other I did not like to disturb with bis work, and Rasio assured him that we in india entertain the
Robin deepost feeling of affection towards Eng. land, which cheered him very much.
his
Fart
His Britannic Majesty's Ships on the China Station.
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Commander
Hongkong
Voihaiwoi
Lt. Comdr. Hon. Guy Stopford
Lt. Comdr. M. B, R. Blackwood Cpt. S. St. John Farquhar 14-Comir, T. J. S. Lyzé
en route San F"cisco
Chpt. Cayley
Yangtazo Labuan
Weihaiwei Hongkong
Class,
despatch-vessel cruiser, Sud class
Tons. Qua I..E.P.
1700 12 2000
Cumar, Lowndes
4960
10
7000
Captain E. B. Kladje
Last report at
Weibalwai Weihaiwat
› Admiralty tux
Master W, Wast
Hongkong
river gunboat.
710
-900
Lt. Col. B.. G. Washingten?
~Hongkong
river ganbout
710
22
000.
Liont. Condy, J. M. Barker
Shanghai
sloop
1070
1400
Comde, H. Lyne
Shanghai
water tank and tug
300
300
Master H. Smith
Hongkong
sloop:
1070
1400
Condr. H. R, Venlo
Shanghai
torpedo bast destroye
360
$700
Livut.-Comdr. R.'S. Monroe
Weihaiwai
cruiser, ad class
4360
jo
7000
Capt. J. Nicholas
Weihniwal
torpedo bont destruyer
273
4000
Lt. Comdr. Hoo Buy Shopford
Hongkong
torpedo beat destroyer
B 4000
Jams
torpedo bout destroyer
.980
0
3000
cruiser, 1st class.
9000
river gubbent
816
1200
*aloop
1040-
Commur. B. O. M. Dary"
cruiser, Ist einen
14,600
27,000
oruiser, lat cha
1800
Capt. L E. Power
river gunboat
180
A
800
cruiser, 2nd class
4800
river gunboat
$3. 9
Lt.-Comdr. G. P. Leith Capt. G. E. P. Hunt, D.S.0. Lieut.-Com, C. H. Woodward
Canton
Bongkang
*Yangtazo
torpedo bost destroyer
950
€ 6300
Weihaiwej
depot ships sabinarines
080
1400
Lt.-Comdr. N. E. Archidulo
Hongkong
river gunboat
83
Lt.-Con. C. A. O. Douglan
West River
river gut bost
83
240
Lt.-Com. E. J.-J. Southby
Canton.
river guzbont
&
240
Lt.-Coudr. Manrico E. Leslie
Yangtse
torpedo boat destroyer
3311
0
4300
Gunner E. J. Trille
Hongkong
+
Tamar Toal
receiving ship
4830
G
Commoderà C, J. Eyres
Hongkong
river gunboat
180
Į
800
Lt.-Comdr. R. J. Buchanan
Yangtame
river gunboat
720
ir 2
900
Lt.Comdr. M. B.. Hamilton
Hongkong
torpedo boat destroyer
355
6
6:00
Lieut. Can. H. D. Adair.Hali
Weihniwei
surveying ship
820
Lt-Comdr. Eancock,
Hongkong
torpedo hoat destroyer
360 B 300
Lieut. Condr. G. E. Hartford
Weihaivoi
river gunboat-
107
river gunbaar
150
+
200
500
Lirut.-Cont. B. R. Brocke
river gunboat
130
500
Lieut.-Com. M. H. Wilding Lt.-Comb, G. F. A. Malock
sabamrice
submarine
submarino
This Sandpiper
was the first experience which I had in this Saipe city. Tho event, though small in itself, yet redacta a great deal on the spirit of Taku toleration of the people.
ADMINATION OF THE POLICE.
Woo cock
S
The policeman is all attention, and Thistle many a time when I had been mistaken Vigo te has led me over to the right pines Waterwitel think the London police is the most per Whiting with grest inconvenience to himself. fect in the world. With busy, rolling | Walgeon trafic, with extraordinary real nud push the poligo manage most cleverly to avoid all accidents. This is a wonder in itself. Woodark
Another striking feature of this city is 36 the way in which hotels and restaurants in any other are managel. In Fadin, or
well. country of the East, I am sure even trained business ni who is brought up to the trade from his childhood enak not manage hotels so cleverly and as well as British systems do. The travellers are very well looked after. So much so tant A man feels entirely at home at an excrp- tionally low price. With the present congestion one could have naturally ex- pected a comparative riss in hotel charges. This is tot se, but, on the other baud, the charges seem to be the cheapest possible. The rates are oven lower than what could he met with in Fadin. This adds addi- tioanl convenience to the visitors, who seed nut empty their purses, as they du in other cities,
THE BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.
Decalfe
240
2 210
3
Comdr. C. L. Lambo
Lt. C. Godfrey Herbert Lt.-Comdr. A. A. L. Fenner Lt. Conter, J. R. A. Codrington
Flagship of Vice-Admiral Alfred L., Winsloe, K.Ú.B., C.V.O., C.M.G., Commander-in Chief
Last of all, the women, their dress the many prevailing fashions among them, did not leave me untouched. With Oriental Alouette
area and seclusion na Easterner cannet | Argus have a full conception of free atmosphere Caronde and its result. The basy housewife walks along with her husband she takes part in Comete
all deliberations that affect the welfare of tho household; there is a mutual tio and afec- tion, and the English woman is a very medel Dupetit-Thouars t of modesty and happiness She appears very Esine beautiful, educated, and civilised.
Esturgeon Almost every office here seems toʻulilisa woman's energy and cleverness. This is Fronde woman is confined behind the walls of her M thing which is unknown in India, for a Henri Riviere
Jacquin
own house; anities and chances along with equal opportunities Liao her husband. The English dress is very. Lynx
Manche picturesque, and adds lustre to their handsome figuro.
I am deeply impressed with the people Montcalm*
Their good manners, their Mousquet of London. the courtesy, and politeness have all made y amiability, their kindness, their affection, me feet for them, and wherever I am my Pilo hart will fondly turn to this portal of Pistolet happiness and glory... Baja in the
Protec Manchester Despatch,"
Redoutable Styx
KIPLING'S' CIRCULATION.
On the strength of material gathered Vauban from Messrs Macmillan's statistics, the Тебегал Pall Mall Gusrtie estimates the sales of Mr Vigilante
Foreign Men-of-war on the China and Japan Station.
French destroyer
French gunboat
French cruiser
123
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115
Yungtszo
Upper Yangtasa
Upper Yangtar
Hongkong Hoggkong
Hong Long
Last report
Canton
Suigen (Reserve)
Saigon
Saigon
Baigen
Saigon (Reserva)
Saigon (Reserve Hongny
Nizme.
Fag and description.
Kaiser Frans Joseph I Austro-Hungarian cruiser
French armoured cruiser Achéron
French cruiser Alger
Tons. Guna H.P.
Captains.
French gunboat
4400
1830 10 210 -3-420
506 7
Capt. Alfred Cicell
Amoy
1700
Lieut. Bertrand
Saigon
5100
Capt. Delzons
Suigon
400
Commander Badin
Saigon
French river guubont
French gunboat
3,80 -6 150
370
Liout. d'Estienne
Freneli gunboat
BOO 6.
500
French gunboat
645
1000
Comdr. J. Gervais Liont. de Linares
French armoured cruiser
10,014
30 20,000
French gunbost
141
French sub-marine
Liect. Combut
Saigon
950
303
Sajron
Haiphong
French gunboat
201
208
French gunbont
500
Ephoag Ras'v Saigon (Rogerre).
French sub-narina
Lieut. Marrs
Saigon
French surveying-sup
1625
5000
French destroyer
9700 307
12 19,600
Comdr. Ragot da Touche Capt. Charon
Saigon
Saigont
4
302
Lieut. de la Rocha Kerandreori
Saigon
French gunboat
Lieut. do Maindreville
Upper Yangtze
French gunboat
130
Licut, Puech
Tongku
French terpode boas
130
300
Comdr. Morteno)
Flongay
French sub-manne
Lieut. Morris
Saigon
French batteship (reserve) 9437 French gunbeat
8 6071
Capt. Drouet
Saigoo.
1798
10 1700
Lieut. Saxiot
Saigon
1
Takiang Takon
French gunbut
Yangtze
French destroyer &
230
French torpedo-depot
French torpedu-depot
Lieut. Bihol
Cap St. Jaagus –
French ganboat
7
500
Licut. Biscall
Canton
German cruiser German cruiser German gunboat Germanu gunboat, Germana cruiser
3600
20. 18,500
Capt Bllerthun
Taingtsu
11.600
38 28,000
Captain Calar
Tsingtau
1900
10
1300
Comdr. Merement:
Shanghai
900
12 1300
Capt. Mysing t
Shanghai
3250
24 11,000
Capt. Schrooder
Tsingtao
German gunboat German cruiser German river gunboat
200 10
3400
1350 22 13,200
Comdr. Bendemana
Shanghai
Isingtau
Yangtazo River
German fagship Germa torpedo-bout
--11,600
400
36 24,000
Taingt
6500
Germana 'torpedo-boat
280 4 €000
Capt, Licht, Heyden Liout, Koble (Hans)
Taingiau
Tsingtaw
German gunboat
900
10
1360
Comdr. Luppe
Shanghai
German river gunboat
903
Garman river gunboat
223
-1300
500
Capt. Lieut. Graf Dohns-Schlodien › Cançon
Capt. Lieut. Kautta
Shanghai
Comdr. Tommi Picenardi
Shanghai
Portuguese gumboat Portuguese gunboat
Capt. Matts d'Oliveira
Macso
700
Captain J. Milheiro
Blacso
7. 8. submarine
Ensign 3. M. Murray
Manila
U.S. protected cruiser UB.tarpodo-boatdestroyer
3430 17
7900.
Com. Clarence S. Williams
Yokokaina
420.
7
8000
Ensign E. B. Roet
Manila
U.8. tarpodo-bost destroyer U.S. gunboat
420
7
8000
Ensign Robt. W. Urbanisa
Mazils
243
8
250
Ensign Stuart W. Cake
Canton
Chauncey- Chattanooga
US torpedo-bost destroyer
420
7
8000
Ensign L. N. McNair
Manila
U. B. protected cruiser
Amoy
U.S. protected cruiser
Dale
U.S.torpedo bont destroyer
8200 420
10,
4700
Comdr. Hugh Rodman
Cavite
8000
Ensign F. J. Blatcher
Manila
Decatur
U.S.torpedo-boat destroyer:
420
Ensign C. S. Gravos
Hamile
El Cano
UIS. gumboat
No. 14, D'ÁGUILAR STREET. Hel
Jairon
TERMS VERY MODERATE Consultation Fros.
U.S. gunboat
1397
1800
Comdr. B) 0.′′Bitler
Yangtza Rlysz
U.S. gumboat
Lieut. J. WSchoenfeld
Cavite
Mindoro
US, gamboat
Liout. C. A. Woodruff
Maceasin
U. B. submarine
Ensign E. D. Whorter.
Mavila
Botiona
V. 8. station ship.
·6244:
Ensign Robt. V. Lows
· Manila
Monadnock
Cerits
U. B. monitor
4084
$200
Commander H. A. Bispham
Cavite
U. S. cruiser
3430
20
Comdr. William G. Miller
Yokoh
Taku
a very picturesque and modest hotel, I Kipling's books as follow.c
99,000 Emden began to have excursions round about the The Jungle Book (1884).........
... 79,000 Guaixenat city. I was so bewildered with new sen-im (1901)
... 73,000 The Day's Work (188) sations that I was compelled to stop at
Plain Tales (1887)
63,000 Iltis every nook and corner for a couple of The Light That Failed (1891) 84.000 Jaguar 62.000 Leipzig 1208 minutos.
Just So Stories (1902) The Second Jungle Book (1895) ... $1,000 Life's Handicap (1890) ...
... 54,000 Luchs
61,000 Nürburg In the night I slowly passed through Many Inventions (1583)..
47.000 Stalky and Co. (1899) flashes of lights and busy streets, slowly Captains Courageous (1807)
Otter $6,000 and slowly, till at last "I was attracted by Traffics and Discoveries (1904)
$7,000 Scharnhorst 34,000 8.90 a music hall, where I spent nearly a Pock of Pock's Hill (1906) ...
... 34,000 couple of hours. I have hitherto heard Actions and Banctious (1909).... much of the London stage, but I could Wes Willie Winklo (1888)
Soldiers Three (1885)
34,000 ... 30,000 Tiger not imagine exactly what sort of thing it From Sea to Ses (1899) ... 22,000 Tsingtau could be.. I entered into the theatre, The Naulahka (1992)..
... 19,000
Vaterland and took a scat in's very comfortable
Aetonishment has been expressed that. place, As. I expected, I was not the those magies carly stories Soldiers Three, Calabria object of much attention; but, on the The Phantom Rickshaw, Wee Willie Winkle, other hand, everyone there. socmed to etc., should not figuro higher on the list. Macie have a fine sense of politeness and good The explanation must be that Macmillan's Patrin bomoar which ara, unfortunately, are only took over the publication of these
Adder among the citizens of a big city. One was after fabulous sales had been rondo of the inquiring after the weather, how I felt it, cheap paper-covered editions brought out Allany.
Bainbridge whether I was comfortably lodged, and by Messrs Wheeler; of Allahabad. Every- whether I was pleased with this city."There one who counted had read all these books Barry was not that peculiar sort of indifference before "Kipling in the cheap" bocams no Callio that stuns strangers. Everyone was of longer buyable. amiable disposition, and seemed to take much interest in strangers.
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After time the performance began,
ascompanied by fine music. What struck IEN
me moet was the excellent scenic effects which I believe to be characteristic of this city. There was a touch of reality in it, and what the eyes saw the mind at once recorded with exactaves and procision. This is a special feature in s stage, for if what one sees in a theatre could but be
S
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Cleveland
Monterey
recorded in his mind it will be only a NO WO & CO., LD. Now Dricans sheer waste of time and energy, with nothing now to learn. This is the case in
Almost all thestricts of other cities, where GOLD & SILVER JEWELLER In emotion prodominates over all considera tions.
2 DRAMATIO ORITIC.
In this particular theatre, for, mstance, there was a mixture of reality and serious boss, which aluno produgas that effect which the stage ja justly famed for. A few hours more at the theatre brought to my find's recollection, the many noted, dramatiste. Shakespeare and the most modern Cecar Wilde,
HADE. TA ORDEI
Italian craiser
'U. S. gunbost
UB.-submaring
U. 8. gunboat
Capt. Tagurt. (Karl)
Capt. Lieut. Jaatzen Capt. Kraft
8100 10 4700 Comdr. John D. McDonald.
Lt. Coside William D. Brotherton. Tangtze River
Livut, George C. Fegram Ensign. Van de Carr Lieut. J. Schoenfeld Lt. Comdr. A. N. Mitchell Enaigu N. H, Goss Comdr. Joseph 3♬ Jayno Erinary M; Jensen
Pampanga
Porpoiss
Quir
Rainbow
U, 8. cruiser
Samar
UB. gumbost
Saratoga 1
U. S. protected cruise
8180
17.070
U. A. ubmarine
Villalobos Wilmington
U. gunbost
08. gunboat
370 1307
∙1804
Lacut W. L. Friedell Comdr, WA Edgi
ILK Goods, Chiness Embroidery, and Shark-
⠀⠀ Gma Oloth, Sük ́and Linon
Drone Picces, Ivory and Jadestona. Carica,
37, QUEENS ROAD CENTRAL. Hongkong, January 191011
Flagship of Rear Admiral John Hubbard, Commander-in-Chief United States Asiatic Fleet
Admini de Castric Commander-in-Chief, the Frynchi China Station Commodorel Fam-Ke atel, Commanding is foca defence Indo
98
ship
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