SS Empress of Canada Passenger List - 12 June 1930

Front Cover, SS Empress of Canada First and Second Class Passenger List of the Canadian Pacific Line (CPR-CPOS), Departing Thursday, 12 June 1930 from Vancouver and Victoria to Manila via Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, and Hong Kong, Commanded by Captain A. J. Hailey, R.N.R. GGA Image ID # 21725cdecf

Senior Officers and Staff

1. Commander:  Captain A. J. Hailey, R.N.R.
2. Staff Captain: M. Mayall, R.N.R.
3. First Officer: C. Claxton, R.N.R.
4. Chief Engineer:  W. H. Froude
5. Purser: J. A. Moir
6. Surgeon: M. F. D. Graham
7. Chief Steward:  P. Vignal

1. Miss I. Allan
2. Mr. Lawrence Baldwin
3. Mr. Arthur Benaglia
4. Hon. M. T. Boncan
5. Mrs. Boncan
6. Miss Julia C. Bowers
7. Sir Commodore L. Blandy, C.B., D.S.O.
8. Mr. N. T. Brain
9. Mrs. C. G. Brodie
10. Mr. Robert Burns
11. Mrs. Burns
12. Miss M. Carmen
13. Mr. A. J. Cate
14. Mr. Richard S. Childs
15. Dr. H. H. Chown
16. Mr. Geo. V. Coe
17. Mrs. Coe
18. Master Geo. V. Coe, Jr.
19. Miss Elizabeth Coles
20. Mrs. F. R. A. Conover (NOB)
21. Mr. Harry Cook
22. Mr. H. H. Cloutier (NOB)
23. Mrs. Cloutier (NOB)
24. Mr. H. H. Cloutier, Jr. (NOB)
25. Mr. Theodore E. Daigler, S. J.
26. Mr. John Davis (NOB)
27. Mr. S. Dithmer
28. Mrs. Dithmer
29. Mr. William Driver
30. Mr. Peter B. Ferguson
31. Mrs. Ferguson
32. Miss Elinor Fry
33. Mr. A. R. Fullerton
34. Mrs. Fullerton
35. Miss E. M. Fullerton
36. Mr. L. P. Galezio
37. Dr. W. Gillespie
38. Mrs. Gillespie
39. Mrs. R. D. Gillespie
40. Mr. Henry W. Greer, S. J.
41. Mrs. Geo. D. Happer
42. Mr. A. E. Hedges
43. Mrs. Hedges
44. Miss E. Hedges
45. Mr. H. B. Hewes
46. Mr. H. J. Huber
47. Miss N. C. Iies
48. Mrs. L. Jarman
49. Mr. Virgil H. Jaudon
50. Miss D. Johnson
51. Miss Margaret Jones
52. Mr. Matthew W. Kane, S. J.
53. Mr. Z. T. Kaung
54. Mr. Noble C. King
55. Mrs. King
56. Mr. F. Kishino
57. Mr. V. Knudsen
58. Mr. Tolsujiro Kohri
59. Mr. Frank Kruse
60. Miss Alice Lachrie
61. Mr. Newt. Langerman
62. Mrs. Langerman
63. Miss E. P. Lasher
64. Miss Irene Lawler
65. Mr. H. Lefebvre
66. Mrs. Lefebvre
67. Rev. Joachim Lim, S. J.
68. Mr. W. P. McBride
69. Mrs. McBride
70. Miss Alice McGill
71. Mr. L. S. McLennan
72. Mrs. McLennan
73. Mr. Neil M. McWharrie
74. Miss M. Madsen
75. Mr. J. G. Maldonado, S. J.
76. Mr. B. B. Mann
77. Mrs. Mann
78. Mr. F. L. Montgomery
79. Mr. E. H. Morse
80. Mr. J. D. Mulvehill
81. Miss Elva J. Nelson
82. Mr. F. Nishujama
83. Mrs. Millicent S. Pollock
84. Miss E. M. Rebman
85. Mr. H. H. Reed
86. Rev. Arthur H. Richardson
87. Mrs. Richardson
88. Miss C. G. Robinson
89. Miss Enid Saunders
90. Mrs. H. L. Schults
91. Mr. S. E. Seaman
92. Miss Lawra Shacks (NOB)
93. Capt. J. W. Shields
94. Miss F. Slater
95. Mrs. R. H. Smith (NOB)
96. Miss G. Solaini
97. Mr. Ernest Steiner
98. Mr. James Street
99. Mr. W. Y. Sung
100. Mr. Sydney C. Symon (Corrected)
101. Mr. Joseph F. Taylor, S. J.
102. Mr. Merlin A. Thibault, S. J.
103. Mrs. Walter Duke Thompson
104. Miss Betty S. Thompson
105. Miss Marian Thompson
106. Miss Mabel Thompson
107. Mr. Richard R. Thomas
108. Mr. Y. Tsunoda (NOB)
109. Mr. H. Turnbull
110. Mrs. Tumbull
111. Miss C. Whitcomb
112. Mr. Leo G. Welch, S. J.
113. Miss Dorothy Yiu

Amendment First Class Passengers

Addition

1. Mr. J. P. Harrison
2. Mrs. B. Loveland
3. Mrs. Laura Shanks

Deletion (Not on Board: NOB)

1. Mrs. F. R. A. Conover
2. Mr. H. H. Cloutier
3. Mrs. Cloutier
4. Mr. H. H. Cloutier, Jr.
5. Mr. J. Davis
6. Miss Lawra Shacks
7. Mrs. R. H. Smith
8. Mr. Y. Tsunoda

Errata
Mr. S. C. Syman should read Mr. C. Symon

SUMMARY
First Class: 108

First Class Passengers embarked at Honolulu

1. Mr. G. S. Bethune
2. Mrs. G. S. Bethune
3. Mr. F. W. Freeman
4. Mrs. F. W. Freeman
5. Mr. Bernard Gallant
6. Mrs. Ruth Kuster
7. Mr. Carl R. Linden
8. Mrs. Carl R. Linden
9. Mr. L. H. Marks
10. Mrs. L. H. Marks
11. Master Hubert Marks
12. Master Roland Marks
13. Mrs. Laura McDowell

Total 1st Class on board: 83

Second Class Passengers

1. Miss V. Elizabeth Alexander
2. Miss F. M. Barker
3. Mrs. D. Eiswaldt
4. Mrs. Frank Fox
5. Mr. Edward D. Grant
6. Mrs. Grant
7. Miss Margaret Y. Herman
8. Mrs. Kate Green Hess
9. Mr. Pinfang Hsia
10. Mrs. ShuTing Liu Hsia
11. Mr. Alexander J.
12. Kulaeve, Mrs. V. M. Kellar
13. Mr. S. I. Lanning
14. Mrs. Lanning
15. Miss F. Lee
16. Mr. Daniel Lim
17. Rev. Wm. A. Linton
18. Mrs. Linton
19. Master E. B. Linton
20. Master William A. Linton, Jr.
21. Master Hugh Linton
22. Master Thomas Dwight Linton
23. Mrs. Bernard Lyon
24. Mr. C. McCleary
25. Mrs. McCleary
26. Mrs. Helen Wang Ma
27. Miss Maine Helen Ma
28. Mrs. G. Martin
29. Miss M. G. Paterson
30. Mrs. H. O. Pfander
31. Miss Annie S. Preston
32. Miss Preuss
33. Mr. E. S. Shinozaki
34. Mrs. A. W. Teagle
35. Mr. Herbert K. Tung
36. Mr. C. Y. Tung
37. Mrs. Christina Upton (NOB)
38. Miss Anne Upton (NOB)
39. Mr. Olaf M. Walsoe (NOB)
40. Mrs. Walsoe (NOB)
41. Mr. Chin Myok Wang (NOB)
42. Mr. J. V. Zitrin

Amendment Second Class Passengers

Addition

1. Mr. D. Munro

Deletion (Not on Board: NOB)

1. Mrs. Christina Upton
2. Miss Ann Upton
3. Mr. Olaf M. Walso
4. Mrs. Walso
5. Mr. Chin Nyok Wang

SUMMARY
Second Class: 38

Second Class Passengers embarked at Honolulu

1. Miss M. K. Anderson
2. Capt. F. Burt
3. Mrs. F. Burt
4. Master Burt
5. Mr. R. Campos
6. Mrs. R. Campos
7. Miss M. Campos
8. Mr. Herbert Campos
9. Miss Dolores Campos
10. Miss Mercedes Campos
11. Miss Alice Chun
12. Miss Lorna Chung
13. Miss Shirley Chung
14. Mrs. Mabel Dowd
15. Mrs. W. Gordon
16. Mr. Ching Len Kui
17. Mrs. Mary Lum
18. Miss Rosalie Leong
19. Mrs. L. S. Shee
20. Miss Flora Santos
21. Mr. Wm. Tank
22. Mrs. Wm. Tank
23. Mr. E. J. Wilkins
24. Mrs. E. J. Wilking
25. Mrs. T. C. Wong
26. Miss Ruth Wong
27. Master Donald Wong
28. Mrs. Alice Wood
29. Mrs. C. S. Young
30. Miss Maud Yap
31. Miss Hannah Yap

Information for Passengers.

• Breakfast from 8.30 until 10.00 a.m.
• Luncheon at 1.00 p.m.
• Afternoon Tea at 4.30 p.m.
• Dinner at 7.15 p.m.

PASSENGERS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO MAKE THE CANADIAN PACIFIC OFFICES THEIR HEADQUARTERS AND HAVE THEIR MAIL AND CABLES ADDRESSED IN OUR CARE.

CANADIAN PACIFIC TELEGRAPH connects with all points in Canada and all important points in the United States via the Postal Telegraph Company. Direct connection with Great Britain and Europe via Commercial and Imperial cables, and Australasia via British Pacific Cable.

WIRELESS MESSAGES—Rates obtainable from the Purser.

RENTAL FOR DECK CHAIRS, STEAMER RUGS AND DECK CHAIR CUSHIONS

RUGS are dry-cleaned and placed in sanitary packages after each voyage.

LAUNDRY—For the convenience of passengers, laundries are maintained on all vessels. A laundry list may be obtained from the room steward.

VALUABLES—The Company will not be responsible for money, jewelry, or other valuables. Passengers are advised not to keep such articles in their staterooms but are recommended to hand them, sealed and marked with the owner’s name, to the Purser for deposit in the safe. As no charge is made, the Company cannot accept any responsibility for loss or damage.

BAGGAGE—Handbags, wardrobe trunks, and trunks that fit underneath the berths are allowed in the staterooms where space permits. All large or heavy baggage containing articles required during the voyage should be placed in the baggage room and accessible daily.

THE SURGEON is authorized to make customary charges, subject to the approval of the Commander, for treating any passengers at their request for any illness not originating on board the ship. In the case of sickness contracted on board, no charge will be made, and medicine will be provided free.

RESERVATION OF STEAMSHIP ACCOMMODATION—Passengers desiring accommodation on an early returning steamship are requested to enquire with the ticket agent on board or the Canadian Pacific representative as soon as possible after disembarking. Those making a close connection in Hong Kong with steamers of connecting lines are advised to call the Canadian Pacific office on arrival at Yokohama to apply for the desired reservations.

PASSENGER LIST—Passengers who desire to forward a copy of this Passenger List to friends or relatives are requested to apply at the Purser's office, where additional copies may be obtained, with an envelope for mailing.

SUGGESTIONS—Passengers with suggestions or complaints regarding service are requested to submit them to the Commander, Staff Captain, Purser, or Chief Steward promptly so that immediate attention may be given.

SEATS AT TABLE—Passengers should make reservations for seats at the table through the Second Steward or Head Waiter in the Dining Saloon.

EMERGENCY STATIONS — Passengers are requested to consult the plans and directions in an alleyway.

INTERNATIONAL MERIDIAN LINE
The international date line is an imaginary line drawn through the Pacific Ocean at the 180th Meridian. It has been adopted by long years of practice.

The 180th Meridian was probably selected because it is twelve hours from Greenwich and passes through the Pacific, far from most civilized countries. Here, a traveler going east or west “changes date."

This is because for every 15 degrees traveled east or west, a person lengthens or shortens his day by one hour. This is because he moves with the sun when traveling west and in the opposite direction when going east.

For geographic reasons, the date line does not follow the 180th Meridian exactly. It runs in a northerly and southerly direction, separating the islands of the Pacific so that those on the east side have the same date as Canada and the United States, while those on the west side have the same date as Japan and Australia.

The date line passes through the Bering Strait, dividing America and Asia.

SPECIAL NOTICE
For the convenience of our patrons. Ticket Agents are carried on all Transpacific ships, including Vancouver and Yokohama, and return.

Eastbound ticket agents sell rail tickets to all points in Canada and the United States.
Kindly consult them regarding your return STEAMSHIPS, RAIL, SLEEPER, AND HOTEL RESERVATIONS.

Title Page Including Senior Officers and Staff, SS Empress of Canada First and Second Class Passenger List, 12 June 1930. GGA Image ID # 21733df49b

Trans-Pacific Sailings, Vancouver, Victoria, Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe, Nagasaki, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Manilla, from 29 May 1930 to 9 January 1931. Ships Included the Empress of Asia, Empress of Canada, Empress of Japan, and Empress of Russia. SS Empress of Canada First and Second Class Passenger List, 12 June 1930. GGA Image ID # 2173803af9

Empress of Britain, New Luxury Liner. SS Empress of Canada First and Second Class Passenger List, 12 June 1930. GGA Image ID # 2173aa786c

The Canadian Pacific Steamships have in course of construction at Clydebank, near Glasgow, Scotland, a magnificent steamship of 40,000 tons, which will be engaged in service between Quebec, Southampton, and Cherbourg during 1931. The new ship will have de luxe accommodation hitherto not available. The vessel is expected to cross the Atlantic in five days and be named EMPRESS OF BRITAIN.

Empress of Japan, a New Trans-Pacific Liner. Displacement Tonnage 26,000, Speed 21 Knots. SS Empress of Canada First and Second Class Passenger List, 12 June 1930. GGA Image ID # 2173c21a61

The Canadian Pacific Steamships Are in the Process of Construction at Govan, Near Glasgow, Scotland, of a Magnificent 26,000-Ton Steamship That Will Be Engaged in Service Between Vancouver and Victoria and Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Manila During 1930. the New Ship Will Have deLuxe Accommodation Hitherto Not Available. the Vessel Will Be Named the Empress of Japan and Is Expected to Make the Pacific Crossing in Less Than Nine Days. NOTE: The "39,000 Displacement Tonnage" was a Typo. The Empress of Japan Displaced 26,000 Tons.

Time on Shipboard, SS Empress of Canada First and Second Class Passenger List, 12 June 1930. GGA Image ID # 2173f31e75

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Canadian Pacific Line Global Fleet and Worldwide Services. SS Empress of Canada First and Second Class Passenger List, 12 June 1930. GGA Image ID # 21745c3f1a

Advertisement: Empress of Australia Around the World Cruise from New York, 2 December 1931 -- 137 Days. Other Cruises Include Mediterranean (Empress of France) and West Indies-Panama (Duchess of Bedford). SS Empress of Canada First and Second Class Passenger List, 12 June 1930. GGA Image ID # 2174d7a5a4

Back Cover, SS Empress of Canada First and Second Class Passenger List, 12 June 1930. GGA Image ID # 2175077f51

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