SS Duchess of York Passenger List - 28 March 1931
Front Cover of a First Class Passenger List for the SS Duchess of York of the Canadian Pacific Line (CPOS), Departing 28 March 1931 on a Cruise from New York to Hamilton, Bermuda, Commanded by Captain R. N. Stuart. GGA Image ID # 173b395a2b
Senior Officers and Staff
- Captain R. N. Stuart, V.C., D.S.O., R.N. R., Commander
- Chief Officer A. C. Hague
- Chief Engineer J. T. Kelly
- Purser G. F. Philpott
- Surgeon E F D. Owen. M.R C.S., L.R.C.P
- Chief Steward J. Cunniam
- Special Traffic Representative Wm. Webber
First Class Passengers
Title page of a First Class Passenger List for the SS Duchess of York of the Canadian Pacific Line (CPOS), Departing 28 March 1931 on a Cruise from New York to Hamilton, Bermuda that Included a Photo of the SS Duchess of York, 20021 Tons. GGA Image ID # 173b594a91
- Abbott, Mrs. S
- Abbott, Miss Jane
- Abbott, Mr. Charles
- Adams, Mrs. Charles L
- Adams, Master Charles L
- Adams, Miss Yvonne
- Albright, Mrs. Edgar
- Allen, Mr. A. R
- Ames, Mr. Chester
- Ames, Mrs
- Ames, Miss Hermena
- Andrew, Jr., Mr. James D
- Andrew Jr., Mrs
- Ansubel, Dr. H
- Aplington, Mrs. H. W
- Aplington, Mrs. H. T
- Aplington, Master Henry
- Astor, Mrs. Morris
- Atlee, Miss Nancy
- Austin, Mrs. Howard A
- Austin, Miss Justine
- Bailey, Mrs. A. A
- Bailey, Mr. Hugh
- Bailey, Mrs
- Baker, Mrs. M. T
- Baker, Miss
- Banby, Mrs. Henry
- BanfiII, Dr. S. A
- BanfiII, Mrs
- Bates, Mr. D. M
- Bates, Mrs
- Bauer, Mrs. L. C
- Bauer, Miss Anne
- Baughan, Mr. M. V
- Baughan, Mrs
- Baughan, Miss Fannie
- Berg, Mrs. T. K
- Berg, Miss Maxine
- Bernhard, Mr. William
- Bernhard, Mrs
- Berzin, Miss Molly
- Bessell, Mr. Leonard R
- Bessell, Jr., Master L. Rufus
- Bessell, Miss Cynthia Louise
- Bickel!, Miss Mary
- Bigham, Dr. R. B
- Bigham, Mrs
- Biles, Miss Elizabeth H
- Bjorson, Miss Alice
- Black, Mr. Thomas
- Blake, Mr. Aldrich
- Blake, Mrs. Aldrich
- Blake, Miss Sally
- Blanc, Mrs. E. 0
- Blair, Mrs. J. M
- Blennerhassett, Mrs. R. H
- Bliss, Mr. R. L
- Bliss, Mr. W. G. A
- Bliss, Mrs
- Bolton, Mr. C. C
- Bolton, Mrs
- Boozan, Mr. Charles
- Bowie, Miss A
- Bowie, Mrs. James Parke
- Boyd, Mr. J. Ritchie
- Boyd, Mrs
- Boyd, Mr. H. W
- Boynton, Mr. John Allen
- Bracken, Mr. J. W
- Bracken, Mrs
- Brereton, Miss Ann
- Brereton, Mrs. P. H
- Brettney, Miss A
- Brewster, Mrs. Florence
- Brewster, Miss Mary
- Brewster, Mr. Kingman
- Broadfoot, Mrs. R. D
- Broadfoot, Miss Frances
- Brown, Mr. Arthur Emlen
- Brown, Mrs
- Brown, Jr., Master Arthur Emlen
- Brown, Miss Frances Pitfield
- Brown, Mrs. George A
- Brown, Miss Mary L
- Brown, Mr. George B
- Brown, Mr. Harry
- Brown, Mrs. and Two Children
- Brunner, Mr. E. H
- Brunner, Mrs
- Brunner, Miss Jean
- Bufano, Jr., Mr. Canior
- Burbank, Jr., Mr. Daniel
- Burbank, Mr. Lyman
- Burbank, Mr. D. E
- Burbank, Mrs
- Burbank, Miss Barbara
- Burrows, Mr. William W
- Burrows, Mrs
- Butterworth, Mr. S. F
- Butterworth, Miss Elizabeth G
- Butterfield, Miss Edith A
- Candlish, Mr. Henry
- Candlish, Mrs
- Candlish, Dr. H. M
- Candlish, Mrs
- Cannell, Mr. J. E
- Cannell, Mr. J. J
- Cannell, Mrs. J. E
- Cannel!, Mrs. J. J
- Carpenter, Miss Blanche M
- Carr, Mr. J. Maurice
- Catley, Mrs. F. C
- Cauchon, Mrs. N
- Champion, Mr. L. S
- Champion, Mrs
- Chapin, Miss Ruth
- Chase, Mr. Herbert
- Chase, Mrs
- Clark, Mrs. W. K
- Clark, Mr. Arthur
- Clarke, Mr. E. A. S
- Clayton, Mrs. N. S
- Clemes, Mr. W. H
- Clemes, Mrs
- Cline, Mrs. Stuart C
- Coldwell, Mr. L. R
- Coldwell, Mrs
- Coldwell, Master Fred
- Cole, Mr. Samuel
- Conant, Miss Faith
- Conant, Miss Emily
- Conant, Mrs. A. B
- Conant, Miss Ann
- Cone, Jr., Mr. H. Houghton
- Cone, Jr., Mrs
- Connor, Miss M
- Cook, Mrs. John H
- Covert, Mr. M. H
- Covert, Mrs
- Cox, Miss Nancy
- Cox, Mr. Channing H
- Cox, Mrs
- Creighton, Mr. D. B
- Creighton, Mrs
- Culver, Mr. George J
- Culver, Mrs
- Cunningham, Mr. F. W
- Cunningham, Mrs
- Cutler, Mrs. E. D
- Cutler, Miss Helen
- Cutler, Miss Marion
- Darlington, Mr. P. S
- Darlington, Mrs
- Darlington, Mr. P. S., Jr.
- Davenport, Mrs. A. S
- Davenport, Miss Betty
- Davidson, Mrs. Blanche
- Davies, Mr. E. A
- Davies, Mrs
- Davis, Miss H
- Davis, Third, Mr. Joseph W
- Davis, Mrs
- Davis, Mrs. Loring
- Dexter, Mr. Hiram
- Day, Mrs. Howard
- Day, Mr. Wilson
- Day, Miss Ida
- Dean, Miss Gertrude
- Dean, Miss Helen
- Debevoise, Jr., Mr. Paul
- DeSaulniers, Mr. J. V
- DeSaulniers, Mde
- DeSaulniers, Mrs. E
- Dexter, Mr. Hiram
- Dexter, Mrs
- Dexter, Jr., Mr. Hiram
- Dickinscheits, Miss Ruth
- Dickinson, Miss Nancy
- Dill, Mr. R. E
- Dill, Mrs
- Dimon, Miss Frances R
- Dorrance, Miss Charlotte
- Dodge, Mr. Philip Lyndon
- Dodge, Mrs
- Doherty, Miss Grace
- Dorrance, Mrs. John T
- Dorrance, Mrs. Ethel M
- Dorrance, Miss Margaret
- Dorrance, Jr. Mr. John Thompson
- Dresser, Miss Sara E
- Dreyfuss, Mr. Emanuel
- Dreyfuss, Mrs
- Dreyfuss, Miss Helen
- Drake, Mr. Francis M
- Drummer, Miss Helen
- Duerdon, Mr. C
- Eagles, Mrs. R. P
- Eagles, Miss Mary
- Eaton, Mr. Burrows P
- Eaton, Mr. Cyrus S
- Eaton, Miss Mary A
- Eddy, Mr. Randolph
- Eddy, Mrs. Randolph L
- Eddy, Miss Grace B
- Eddy, Master Arthur Post
- Ellis, Mr. Dwight W
- Ellis, Mrs
- Ellis, Miss Mary
- Ellis, Miss Dorothy
- Elms, Mr. Henry
- Emett, Mrs. E. H
- English, Mr. Theodore
- Farrell, Miss Mary
- Flowe, Miss Mary
- Forgan, Mr. J. D
- Foster, Miss Mary
- Francis, Miss Margaret
- Franton, Miss Clara
- Froeb, Mrs. Edith
- Frost, Mr. Edward M
- Frost, Mrs
- Fuller, Mrs. S. F
- Fuller, Miss Elizabeth
- Fuller, Miss Jane
- Fuller, Master W. Dean
- Gallagher, Mr. Ralph
- Gallagher, Mr. Barrett
- Gallagher, Miss Frances
- Garneau, Mr. Leon
- Garretson, Mr. Gilbert K
- Gefaell, Mr. Jack
- Gerrity, Mr. Joe
- Gerrity, Master Frank
- Gerrity, Mrs. J. W
- Gibby, Mr. Robert B
- Giles, Mrs. L
- Gobillot, Miss Emma
- Goeller, Mr. Thomas
- Gordon, Col. H. D. L
- Gordon, Mr. Hugh L
- Gottlieb, Mr. Bernard
- Graham, Mrs. R. R
- Grant, Mr. Louis M
- Grant, Mrs
- Grant, Master Barrett
- Grant, Miss Betty
- Grant, Miss Alice
- Gray, Mr. F. M
- Gross, Mr. Monroe
- Groves, Mrs. Theresa
- Groves, Miss Mary T
- Grossett, Mrs. A
- Grossett, Miss Alexandra
- Hall, Miss Edna
- Hall, Miss Cora E
- Hall, Miss Rosamond
- Hall, Mr. Thomas Shaw
- Halstead, Mrs. T. A
- Hamilton,. Mrs. F. E
- Hamilton, Jr., Mr. Frank E
- Hamilton, Mr. William H
- Hamilton, Miss Harriet
- Hanes, Mr. H. P
- Hanes, Miss
- Hanes, Miss Rosalie
- Hance, Mr. Robert C
- Harman, Mr. Walter
- Harman, Mrs
- Harmer, Mrs. M. A
- Harmer, Miss M. G
- Harris, Mrs. Sidney
- Hart, Mrs. Lillian
- Haytock, Miss Ethel
- Heflin, Miss Catherine
- Heinzinger, Mr. Robert
- Heinzinger, Mrs
- Henderson, Miss Nettie
- Henry, Miss Eleanor
- Hey, Mr. M
- Hiscock, Mr. Ira V
- Hiscock, Mrs
- Hiscock, Master William
- Hiscock, Miss Margaret
- Holding, Dr. Arthur F
- Holding, Mrs
- Hollister, Mr. F. H
- Hollister, Mrs
- Holmes, Miss Frances
- Holran, Mr. F. P
- HoIran, Mrs. J. C
- Hoopes, Mr. Maurice
- Hoopes, Mrs
- Howell, Mr. Harry R
- Hyman, Miss Evelyn
- Huntley, Miss Josephine
- Hussey, Mr. A. W
- Hussey, Mrs
- Hutchinson, Mr. A. L
- Hutchinson, Mrs
- Hutton, Mrs. H. E
- Ittner, Mrs. N. H
- Ittner, Miss L. E
- Jacobs, Mr. Robert
- Jakiel, Miss Thiela
- Jenings, Miss Frances
- Johnson, Mr. F. W
- Johnson, Mrs
- Johnson, Miss Marie
- Johnson, Miss Margaret
- Johnson, Miss E. L
- Johnstone, Mr. Chester D
- Johnstone, Mrs
- Jones, Jr., Mr. Clayton B
- Jones, Mr. C. Pinkney
- Jones, Master Tiffany Millar
- Jones, Miss Beatrice Millar
- Jones, Mr. Samuel T
- Jones, Mrs
- Kanouse, Mr. F. M
- Kanouse, Mrs
- Kelley, Miss Edythe
- Kelley, Miss Emma
- Kellow, Miss Lottie
- Kendall, Miss Peggy
- Kennard, Mr. William
- Kennard, Mrs
- Keppler, Mr. Richard R
- Kerr, Mr. J
- Ketchel, Miss Elizabeth
- Ketchel, Master William Ray
- Kinsey, Mr. Harold C
- Kinsey, Miss Caroline
- Klein, Mrs. W
- Knighton, Miss M
- Knoblauch, Mr. Eugene
- Knoblauch, Mrs. A
- Knoblauch, Miss C
- Knoke, Mrs. Edward J
- Knoke, Mr. C. Elliott
- Kramer, Miss Margaret
- Kretzschman, Mr. Fred H
- Labell, Mr. Frederick J
- Lane, Mr. Ralph S
- Lane, Mrs
- Lane, William
- Lamb, Miss Clara
- Lawrence, Mrs. W. Appleton
- Lawrence, Miss Susan
- Lawrence, Mr. William
- Lawrence, Mr. Charles C
- Lawrence, Miss Elizabeth
- Lawrence, Mrs. K
- Lawson, Mr
- Lee, Miss Madeline
- Lerp, Mr. William B
- Leatherbee, Miss Florence K
- Leishman, Mrs. Norman
- Lewis, Mr. M
- Lieber, Col. Richard
- Lieber, Mrs
- Long, Miss Elizabeth
- Lonsdale, Mr. William
- Loomis, Mr. Arthur H
- Lund, Mrs. John
- Lund, Miss Dorothy
- Mackay, Mrs. D. D
- Mackay, Miss Margaret
- Magee, Miss Sadie
- Magee, Mr. A. V
- Marsh, Mr. Kendall
- Marsh, Mrs
- Marsh, Master Cooper
- Marsters, Miss Georgie
- Mayer, Mr. Frank
- MacKay, Mrs. H. B
- MacMillan, Miss Georgina
- McCarthy, Mr. Fred
- McCarthy, Dr. William D
- McEntyre, Mr. John
- McNally, Mrs. Almeda
- McNicoll, Mr. Charles
- Meigs, Mrs. Averell
- Meigs, Miss Marcia
- Merritt, Mrs. Schuyler
- Miller, Miss E
- Mills, Mr. J. Clawson
- Mills, Mr. Lawrence
- Moister, Mr. F. Corbin
- Montizambert, Miss Tudor
- Montizambert, Miss M
- Morey, Mr. B
- Morey, Mrs
- Morey, Miss F
- Morse, Mrs. O. W
- Morse, Master
- Muir, Mrs. George
- Muffort, Mr. Robert C
- Mulford, Jr., Mr. S. K
- Mulford, Jr., Mrs
- Neave, Mr. A
- Neave, Mrs
- Northrup, Mr. C. P
- Northrup, Mrs
- Norton, Miss M
- Nutt, Miss F
- O'Hanlon, Miss Amelia
- O'Keefe, Miss F. L
- Overton, Mr. M. L
- Overton, Mrs
- Overton, Mr. W. T
- Owens, Miss Jane
- Parker, Miss Helen
- Parkins, Mr. E. R
- Palmer, Mr. V. Claude
- Palmer, Mrs
- Pearson, Mrs. K. P
- Pearson, Mr. John
- Pendleton, Miss Jerry
- Pensak, Dr. J
- Pfitzinger, Mr. R. J
- Pfitzinger, Mrs
- Phillips, Miss Myrtle
- Porter, Mrs. M. S
- Powers, Mrs. George
- Pressey, Mrs. A. R
- Preston, Miss Elizabeth
- Preston, Miss Mary Anna
- Price, Jr., Mr. Hickman
- Price, Mrs. R. D
- Price, Miss Frances
- Putney, Mr. W. P
- Quackenbush, Miss Elsie L
- Quackenbush, Miss Ruby M
- Quinn, Miss Evelyn
- Rasch, Mr. Roland
- Rath, Mr. Wilson C
- Rath, Mr. Charles
- Ray, Miss Mabel
- Ray, Miss Helen
- Rearick, Jr., Mr. Allen C
- Reid, Miss Betty C
- Rhodes, Mr. Herbert
- Rhodes, Mrs
- Rich, Miss Gladys
- Riker, Jr., Mr. Samuel
- Ripley, Miss Ruth
- Ritchey, Mrs. John L
- Roberts, Mrs. Kingsley
- Roberts, Master Kingsley
- Robertson, Mrs
- Roe, Miss Eleanor
- Rolf, Miss Martha
- Rohe, Jr., Mr. Charles
- Rohe, Jr., Mrs
- Rollins, Mr. Weld
- Rollins, Miss Sarah
- Rosenberg, Mr. Adolph
- Rosenberg, Miss Sylvia
- Roosevelt, Miss A. Virginia
- St. Lawrence, Mr. Donald
- Salant, Mr. Robert
- Salomon, Mr. Percy
- Salomon, Mrs
- Salomon, Mr. William
- Sandak, Mr. C. H
- Sandak, Mrs
- Sanderson, Mrs. W. W
- Sands, Miss Nettie
- Sawyer, Mrs. G. L
- Sawyer, Miss E. B
- Schaeffer, Mr. J. N
- Schwenk, Miss Betty
- Scoenijohn, Mr. Robert P
- Scoenijohn, Mrs
- Scoenijohn, Miss Roberta Helen
- Scott, Miss M. C
- Scoville, Mrs. L. M
- Searle, Mr. S. A
- Searle, Mrs
- Sheldon, Mr. Hunter
- Shevlin, Mr. James
- Shipmand, Miss Ruby M
- Simonds, Mr. F. M
- Simonds, Mrs
- Skillman, Mr. Newton
- Skillman, Mrs
- Skillman, Mr. Harry
- Skillman, Miss Adele
- Slawson, Jr., Mr. Harry
- Sloan, Mr. M. S
- Sloan, Mrs
- Sloan, Miss Lidie L
- Smith, Mr. D. J
- Smithers, Mrs. F. S
- Smithers, Miss Jane
- Snowden, Miss J. M
- Spaulding, Mr. Francis
- Spaulding, Mrs
- Spillsbury, Mrs. H. G
- Spillsbury, Miss Bulla
- Spitzer, Jr., Mr. Lyman
- Spitzmiller, Mr. R. S
- Staffs, Miss Eloise and Maid\
- Starr, Mr. C. S
- Starr, Mrs
- Starr, Miss Mary Law
- Starr, Miss Marjorie Murdock
- Starr, Mr. Malcolm
- Starr, Mr. Louis M
- Starr, Mr. Howard W
- Starr, Mrs
- Steele, Miss Florence
- Stearns, Mrs. Harry M
- Stearns, Miss Elizabeth
- Steele, Mr. F. R. Carnegie
- Steele, Mrs
- Steele, Mr. Keith C
- Steele, Miss Dorothea C
- Steinberg, Mr. S. H
- Steinberg, Mrs
- Steiner, Mr. Albert
- Steiner, Mrs
- Stern, Mr. Jonathan D
- Stokes, Mr. J. M
- Stokes, Mrs
- Stokes, Miss Katherine
- Stokes, Miss Margaret
- Storm, Master Garret
- Stowell, Mr. W. Mck
- Sundermann, Mr. Fred
- Sundermann, Mrs
- Sutton, Miss Mary
- Sutton, Miss Jane
- Sweeny, Miss Mabel
- Thwing, Dr. Charles F
- Thwing, Mrs
- Todd, Mr. Willis H
- Towl, Mr. Edwin I
- Tureman, Mrs. H. G
- Tureman, Miss Joan
- Tyson, Dr. M. Dawson
- Tyson, Mrs
- Upton, Mr. C. B
- Upton, Mrs
- Valentine, Mr. Ross
- Vars, Mr. Otho L
- Vars, Mrs
- Vesper, Mr. F. W. A
- Vesper, Mrs
- Vesper, Miss Josephine
- Vlasenack, Miss Hilda
- Wade, Mr. Robert S
- Walcott, Mrs. A. S
- Walen, Dr. J. E
- Walen, Mrs
- Walen, Miss E. E
- Wall, Mr. James E
- Wall, Mrs
- Wall, Miss
- Watkins, Miss Katherine
- Watson, Miss Edith Anne
- Webber, Mrs. F
- Weinacht, Mr. Edward
- Weiss, Mr. Marcel
- Weiss, Mrs
- Wells, Mr. W. H
- Wells, Mrs
- Wells, Miss
- Welsh, Mr. George A
- White, Mrs. J. P
- White, Mr. Victor
- Whitlock, Mr. Willard P
- Williams, Miss Gwennie
- Williams, Mr. Philip
- Williams, Third, Mr. Frederick B
- Williamson, Mrs. G. B
- Williamson, Miss Margaret
- Wilson, Mr. C. T
- Wilson, Mrs. F. B
- Wilson, Miss Alice E
- Wood, Mrs. W. G
- Woods, Miss Jeanette
- Woolley, Miss Dorothy
- Wright, Jr., Mr. Fred G
- Wuestner, Mr. C. T
- Wuestner, Mrs
- Wuestner, Miss Margaret
- Wuestner, Miss Dorothy
- Wynkoop, Mrs. Gura P
- Wynkoop, Master Dubois
- Wynkoop, Mr. Evart
Information for Passengers
Information Bureau is at your service.
Breakfast Bugle will not be sounded when only one sitting. Passengers should inform Bedroom Steward when they wish to be called.
Smoking is permitted in the Dining Saloon 45 minutes after the commencement of luncheon and dinner, but not after breakfast.
Bugle is sounded thirty minutes before lunch and dinner.
Smoking—For the general convenience of Passengers, smoking should be confined to the Smoking Room, Lounge and Card Room. It is not permitted in the Drawing Room.
Valuables and Money may be placed in the Purser's safe. Without charge, envelopes are provided which Passengers seal and sign. Company assumes no responsibility for loss or damage, however arising.
Change of Stateroom—Passengers who desire a transfer of accommodation should apply to the Purser who alone is authorized to make changes. If higher graded accommodation is desired the difference in fare must be paid.
Deck Chairs may be rented on board from the Deck Steward at $1.00 per person each way.
Rugs and Cushions, 50 cents each per person.
Deck Games—Deck Tennis, Deck Quoits, Shuffleboard and other deck games will be furnished by the Deck Steward or Deck Sailor.
Chess, Draughts, Dominoes, obtainable from Public Room Stewards.
Gymnasium—Fully equipped with modern appliances, is available for Passengers. Full information from Gymnasium Instructor. No charge is made for the use of the appliances.
Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor—On Deck A. Open all day.
Valet Service—Clothes pressed in 2 hours.
Shoe Shine—Boots cleaned if left outside stateroom.
Books of Fiction and Reference are obtainable from the Library. Books lost by Passengers must be paid for.
Surgeon—The surgeon is authorized to make customary charges for his services, subject to the approval of the Commander.
Nurses—The services of trained and qualified hospital nurses, under the direction of the Surgeon, may be obtained.
Divine Service is held on Sundays at 10:45 am
Altars are carried for the religious services of Holy Mass and Holy Communion.
Life Belts are in staterooms. Bedroom Stewards will explain method of attachment.
Emergency Stations—Passengers are requested to consult plan and directions in alleyway.
Stamps are on sale in the Shop and Library.
Baggage—Trunks which Passengers do not require in their staterooms during the voyage may be stored in the baggage room.
Baggage will be grouped alphabetically in Customs Shed on arrival at Hamilton, Bermuda, and Passengers must attend personally to Customs examination.
Baggage Labels and Tags may be obtained upon application to the ship's Baggage Master.
Baggage Insurance—Passengers are recommended to insure their baggage, as the Company's liability is strictly limited in accordance with contract ticket. Baggage insurance can be arranged at any of the Company's offices or through Purser on board.
Passengers are respectfully requested to call at our Bermuda Representative's offices, Messrs. Harnett and Richardson, 26 Front Street, Hamilton, within 24 hours after arrival, in order to comply with Bermuda Government regulations.
Mail, Cables, and Wireless Telegrams—Passengers are requested to enquire for mail at the Information Bureau.
Mail, cables and wireless messages are received at the Information Bureau for despatch. Cablegrams should be handed in an hour before arrival at Hamilton, Bermuda. None of the ship's employees, other than those on duty in the Information Bureau, are authorized to accept letters, cables and telegrams for despatch while the ship is at sea. Passengers are invited to leave their addresses at the Information Bureau, so that all undelivered mail, telegrams, etc., may be forwarded.
Suggestions—Passengers having any suggestions or complaints to make regarding service are requested to submit them to the Commander, Purser or Chief Steward promptly, so that immediate attention may be given.
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Steamship Services—Over 30,000 miles-69 ocean, inland and coastal steamships and 1 building. Gross tonnage of vessels in service and building over 522,595. Two passenger fleets—across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe and also to Bermuda and across the Pacific to Hawaii, Japan, China and the Philippines. Connection at Vancouver and Victoria with Canadian-Australasian Line to New Zealand and. Australia. Inland and coastal steamships on the Great Lakes, Pacific Coast and Atlantic Coast.
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World Wide Fleet
World Wide Fleet of the Canadian Pacific Line, 1931, Showing Photo of CPOS Steamship Navigation the St. Lawrence Seaway. GGA Image ID # 173be02e9e
Over-all Breadth Gross
Length Registered
Tonnage
- Empress of Britain
, 755 ft. 97 ft. 6 ins. 42500 - Empress of Japan
662 ft. 83 ft. 6 ins. 26000 - Empress of Australia
612 ft. 75 ft. 0 ins. 21850 - Empress of Canada
653 ft, 77 ft. 6 ins. 21500 - Empress of France
600 ft. 72 ft. 4 ins. 18350 - Empress of Asia
590 ft. 68 ft. 2 ins. 16900 - Empress of Russia
590 ft. 68 ft. 2 ins. 16800 - Duchess of Atholl
602 ft. 75 ft. 0 ins. 20000 - Duchess of Bedford
602 ft. 75 ft. 0 ins. 20000 - Duchess of Richmond
602 ft. 75 ft. 0 ins. 20000 - Duchess of York
602 Ft. 75 ft. 0 ins. 20021 - Montcalm
580 ft. 70 ft. 3 ins. 16400 - Montrose
580 ft. 70 ft. 3 ins. 16400 - Montclare
580 ft. 70 ft. 3 ins. 16400 - Melita
544 ft. 67 ft. 2 ins. 15200 - Minnedosa
544 ft. 67 ft. 2 ins. 15200 - Metagama
520 ft. 64 ft. 0 ins. 12400 - Beaverhill
512 ft. 61 ft. 6 ins. 10041 - BEAVERFORD
512 ft. 61 ft. 6 ins. 10042 - BEAVERDALE
512 ft. 61 ft. 6 ins. 9957 - BEAVERBRAE
512 Ft. 61 ft. 6 ins. 9956 - BEAVERBURN
512 Ft. 61 ft. 6 ins. 9874 - BOTHWELL
425 ft. 55 ft. 2 ins. 6723 - BOLINGBROKE
435 It 53 ft. 6 ins. 6608
13638 Ft. 397125
If all Canadian Pacific Ocean going Steamships were placed end to end they would make a line almost three miles in length.
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The Short St. Lawrence Seaway to EUROPE
Newest of Canadian Pacific's Atlantic Fleet, is the mammoth Empress of Britain. Then comes the Empress of France and Empress of Australia . . sailing from Quebec direct to Southampton and Cherbourg. New lower First Class rates in effect.
4 Regal Duchesses ... 20,000-gross-tons sister ships . . with a new high standard in Cabin Class accommodations. Also Tourist Third and Third Class ... from Montreal to Belfast, Liverpool, Glasgow.
6 Cabin Class Liners ... all these lower cost favorites, carrying you to Havre, Antwerp, Hamburg, London, Southampton, Belfast, Glasgow, Liverpool.
3 to 5 Sailings Weekly—down the short St. Lawrence Seaway, the most direct route to and from Europe ... with one-third the way inside the protected waters of River and Gulf.
Winter Cruises
Round The World, Mediterranean, West Indies
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BANFF
a mile high in the Canadian Rockies with the thrill of a mile-high golf course—bent grass greens before you, 8,000-foot peaks behind. Two huge swimming pools—warm sulphur, or a glacial plunge to make you feel like a cool million. And castle-like Banff Springs Hotel! ... Chefs who build menus to match—orchestras to spin mountain moonlight into magic—bridle paths for saddle horses, Alpine trails for nimble-footed ponies—Swiss guides. So come to Banff this Summer and stay. From Banff, motor 40 thrilling miles to Chateau Lake Louise, set beside the loveliest of mountain gems. You may stay here part time if you like, or at Emerald Lake Chalet.
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Banff Springs Hotel—Golf Club from First Fairway of a $450,000 course.
Chateau Lake Louise—beside the loveliest of mountain gems.
LAKE LOUISE
Up 1,000 feet higher in the blue, is Chateau Lake Louise
... and easy trails lead from here to the Lakes in the Clouds.
Canadian ROCKIES BUNGALOW CAMPS
—each in some exquisite mountain nook . .. inexpensive
too and informal .. . easily reached by motor or pony trail.
ALASKA and The North Pacific Coast 1,000 miles north into Alaska on famous Princess Liners. A special 12-day cruise Aug. 11, Round Trip $125 and up. The "Triangle Route" between Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle. Vancouver Island West Coast Tours.
FAST DE LUXE TRAIN Service—through the Canadian Rockies—with connections for California—including "Trans Canada Limited", Montreal and Toronto to Vancouver; "The Mountaineer", from Chicago and St. Paul-Minneapolis to Vancouver.
NEARBY VACATION TRIPS and RESORTS—Ontario's Bungalow Camps for fishing and hunting. The Laurentian Mountains. Nova Scotia. New Brunswick. Great Lakes Service—sailing from Port McNicoll to Ft. William
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Vancouver ISLAND
Empress Hotel—Victoria
Canada's
EVERGREEN PLAYGROUND
Vancouver Island, the wonderland of the North Pacific Coast. An evergreen island lying so near the tempered waters of the Japan Current that roses bloom in Victoria in December and golfers play on velvet greens the year round. Set amid green shrubs and evergreens, and overlooking Victoria's gay harbor, is the great Empress Hotel . . . a hotel whose re-enlarged, magnificent proportions match its old English manor-house welcome.
Going or returning from California, you will want to stay a fortnight or longer in Victoria, the garden city of an island wonderland . . . with famous motor roads, excellent fishing and every out-of-door sport. Too, you will enjoy the gracious hospitality of the Hotel Vancouver as you pass through beautiful Vancouver.
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Through The Picture Book of the ORIENT
HONOLULU
Japan, China, MANILA
and now your stop at Honolulu brings the Orient much nearer! Too, the new white Empress of Japan has shortened the time across the Pacific . .. 21-knot speed .. . largest, fastest liner to the Far East.
4 great white Empress Liners to Japan, China and Manila, via Honolulu—Empress of Japan, Empress of Canada, Empress of Russia, Empress of Asia. Frequent sailings From Vancouver and Victoria. Attractive accommodations. Direct connections at Hong Kong for Straits ports and India.
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Empress of Japan 26,000 gross tons
Diamond Head—Honolulu Harbor Hawaiian Dancing Girl
