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THE HONGKONG «DAILY PRESS, WIDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4TH, 1912.

AMERICAN CITIES AS HAVENS OF OLD-WORLD LEISURELINESS.

and modemtely along the 8. coasts of BK BABIL MACDONALD HASTINGS IN THÈ

as to Toursae. It has decreased moderately

the Visayas and slightly over Lusen and Formosa

the anti-opelone over China has wekkerod

spread eastward.

The monsoon will moderate to the north of show, but remain fresh to strong over the. China Bea.

There are indications of a typhoon hatween 7 and the Philippines..

Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending ** wm, today, 0.85 inches,

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noo lay is so follows:

DISTRICT

Hongkong & Neighbourhood

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FORECAST

1.Birong northerly

grate.

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Hongkong and Lamocks.

same 25

No. 1.

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Hongkong and Haivan 1

No. 1

N.E. winds, fresh; overoast, rain.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

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REGISTER.

3RD DECKMEUR, A.M.

Wind.

Hour.

Baromater

Humidity.

Temperatura.

Weather.

Direction.

Force

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[Mr. Basil Macdonald Hastings, the dramatist, nuthor of "The New Bin," etc., kai just returned from a first visit to the United States. We print here- with the first of three articles in which Mr. Hastings entertainingly records his impressions.

In mid-Atlantic, on that careering kursaal the Mauretania, with vulgarly plentiful seas sniggering in full view, I try to write of America. I am not out of America, though this is an English ship. She is built and equipped as sho. is because America is American. Did she ply between our England and another England, I should not now be writing in fine string a gilded anloon with a orchestra crooning away behind palms, Therefore this great English sea-going hotel is a potent reminder that I have been visiting a foreign country.

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Already Americans speak with foreign tongue. There is as great a dif- ference between London English and the sperch of the Middle West, at any rate, as there is between Italian and Spanish. After a few weeks' stay one picks up few phrases and can make oneself ander- stood, even by the reporters. But it would take the average Londoner of

More than

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The Remington Typewriter Factory is working all day and all night, and is Sir Thousand Machinea behind in its order.

The extensive enlargements to this factory, recently completed, have already proved inadequate to supply the rapidly isorossing demand for the Visible Remington Models, and contracts have just been lot for another and even vaster addition to the works.

For 10 months of 1911 our business har ɑbeen larger than for the whole 12 months of any year since the beginning.

MILLION THREE-QUARTERS OF A Romington Typewriters are in use-more than any other mal, and more than many thers combined.

To-day, as always, the bulk of tho Typewriting of the World done on

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normal linguistic talent many months R.M.S. “DUNOTTAR CASTLE.”

is

before he could write correctly in Ameri can and make a decent public speech in the language. The time is not far dis tant-I am probably young enough to live to see it when the American language will be taught in our schools and coni- mercial colleges as frequently as French or German, And I prophesy that as America grows older she will be cou fronted with an awful dialect problem. The New Englander a few centuries hence will almost certainly have to include Texan in his language curriculum. San Francisco and New York, simply cannot continue to speak the same language for Better means of communication make no difference. The American langu- age becomes less and less like the English language every day, notwithstanding the fact that Cunarders are skimming instead of furrowing the Atlantic.

.ever.

I sat next a critic at the first night of

a New York musical comedy. He ask

me what I thought of a certain actress.

I said that she was a very pretty girl. In

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A number of vacant First Class Berths are Available at Moderate Rates, and special accommodation enn also be Booked if required. For further particulars please apply to- JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LTD.

Hongkong, 13th November, 1912.

his review of the play next morning he THE called her a "pulchritudinous appari- tion"!

THE LAND OF INDIVIDUALISM..

FOR

IN PREPARATION,:

DIRECTOR }

& CHRONICLE

1913:

CHINA, JAPAN, CORNA INDO-CHINA, SIAM, STRAIT SETTLEMENTS, MALAY STATEL NETHERLANDS INDIA, PHILIP FINES, BORNEO, ETC.

FIFTY-FIRST- ANNUAL ISSUE.

On visiting a foreign country for the first time one takes away impressions of little things which are of really no ini portance savo as a proof of widely differ

The fact ing taste and temperament. that there are no salt spoons in America and that the correct thing is to help one- self with the tip of the knife need have no permanent record save as a distin guishing mannerism suggestive of widely divergent outlooks, The fact that the of American can scarcely be persuaded to put his hat on his head when within a mile radius of a woman, and yet will often escort his beautifully-gowned wife to restaurant and theatre in the dusty clothes and collar that he has worn all day in his office, does not indicate that he is any more perverse than the European,

The DIRECTORY covers the whole of but simply that he has different ritual

ports and cities of the Far East, from Nether for his gods. The fact that men and lands India to Biberis, in which European resida........ women, strangers to each other, are prac- Not only is the Directory se full and complete tically left to undress in company on the in each case as it can be made, but railway sleeping cars (in contrast to the Fort, or, Settlement i

DES tis preficed by British system of segregation) betokens TION, carefully revised, ach year, most of no carelessness of morality (the awful which will serve as accurate GUIDES FOR 181 bugbear to American progress), but is Custer, giving every detail in connection with indicative rather of an unconscious deter the places, their History Topography, oc, de The Information in these Descriptions, con mination to be individual at all costs. America a nation! I don't recall ever with facts concisely set out, and containi

hundred intering mileles, packed ising of hearing the phrase. But most certainly statute of the Tran of each Country m the feeling is there. America is deter Pack would alone suffice to fill a large volume. mined to be unique. The imitative

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T. F. CLAXTON, Director. Hongkong, Observatory, 3rd December, 1912.

A BAROMETER, reduced to 8 degrees Fahrenheit

* the level of the vox in inokos, toathe sou indredths.

3 TEMPERATUmm, in the shade, in degree: Skrauhoit.

$ HUMIDITY, in percentage of saturation, th midity of air saturated witli moisture being 100,-

& DIRECTION OF WIND, to twe pointa,

5 FORCE OF WIND, according to Beaufort Scale. 5 STATE OF WEATHER, b blue sky, a detached and, d drizzling min, f fog, g gloumy, li bail, 1 chining, veronat, p passing showers, equally Jain, snow, t. thunder, v visibility, w dew (wet).

Base in inobes, tenths and hundredtbe.

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, December 3rd

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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From 4th to 10th December, 1912.

HIGH WATER.

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America is most foreign in its good PP, 869, 16.00. qualities. Hospitality there is not the kind of thing we know. It is an over- powering, overwhelming munificence. A munificence of heart as well as of money. There is no more considerate man or woman in the world than the cultured. American. The guest is lured to think, even to believe, that he is welcome for eternity. There is even something of this spirit in the hotels. One always bas the gay feeling that to-morrow the bell boy will call one by one's Christian name. (This actually happened to the Duke of Connaught in Canada, much to his Royal Highness' unaffected delight.)

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