RMS Warwick Castle Passenger List - 15 December 1949

Front Cover, Union-Castle Line RMS Warwick Castle First Class and Tourist Passenger List - 15 December 1949.

Front Cover of a First Class and Tourist Passenger List from the RMS Warwick Castle of the Union-Castle Line, Departing 15 December 1949 from Southampton to Durban via Madeira, Capetown, Port Elizabeth, and East London, Commanded by Captain J. Trayner. GGA Image ID # 13f0153acd

Senior Officers and Staff

  • Commander: Captain J. TRAYNER
  • Chief Officer: D. P. H. KLASEN, O.B.E.
  • First Officer: A. J. CULPIN, D.S.C.
  • Second Officer: M. M. MELSOM, R.N.R.
  • Third Officer: J. ARMSTRONG
  • Chief Engineer: C. D. MITCHELL
  • Senior Second Engineer: F. YOUNG
  • Intr. Second Engineer: J. McARTHUR
  • Junior Second Engineer: J. CHALMERS
  • Surgeon: R. J. COOGAN, L., L.M., R.C.S.(IreL)
  • Purser: M. J. CAWS
  • Chief Steward: F. C. GARRETT
  • First Radio Officer: E. A. SHAW

Voyage Schedule and Ports of Call

  • SOUTHAMPTON: Leave December 15th
  • MADEIRA: Call 18th December
  • CAPE TOWN: Arrive 30th December
  • CAPE TOWN: Depart 31st December
  • PORT ELIZABETH: Arrive January 1st
  • PORT ELIZABETH: Depart 2nd January
  • EAST LONDON: Call 3rd January
  • DURBAN: Arrive 4th January

First Class Passengers

MADEIRA

  1. Master M. Acciaoly
  2. Mr. D. de C. F. P. de Fiança
  3. Mr. B. Enos
  4. Mr. L. M. Freeman
  5. Mrs. Freeman
  6. Master M. R. Freeman
  7. Mr. C. H. Miles
  8. Mrs. Miles
  9. Master Miles
  10. Mr. E. W. T. Rees
  11. Mrs. Rees
  12. Mr. D. M. M. Rees
  13. Mr. C. J. Smith
  14. Mrs. Smith
  15. Miss K. Smith
  16. Mr. N. Thwaite
  17. Mrs. Thwaite

CAPE TOWN

  1. Miss E. J. Armstrong
  2. Mrs. M. Ball
  3. Miss J. Basset
  4. Mrs. D. M. Beasley
  5. Master D. L. Beasley
  6. Miss J. D. Beasley
  7. Mr. H. D. Bell
  8. Mrs. Bell
  9. Mr. P. G. R. Benson
  10. Mrs. Benson
  11. Mr. A. D. Bensusan
  12. Mrs. Bensusan
  13. Mr. G. J. B. Bos
  14. Mrs. Bos
  15. Miss C. Y. M. M. Bos
  16. Sister M. P. Brady
  17. Mrs. K. Butler
  18. Ft./Lt. P. Carroll
  19. Mrs. H. M. Charnley
  20. Mr. A. E. Coglan
  21. Mr. F. J. Comford
  22. Mrs. J. H. Crisp
  23. Mr. O. Curtis-Setchell
  24. Hon. Diana Darling
  25. Mr. J. Dennett
  26. Mrs. Dennett
  27. Mr. S. B. Dennett
  28. Mr. G. H. Denton
  29. Mr. J. R. A. Dring
  30. Mrs. Dring
  31. Mrs. L. Ellis
  32. Mr. T. M. Fitzgerald
  33. Mrs. Fitzgerald
  34. Mrs. Goodhard
  35. Lt.-Col. H. Gough, C.I.E.
  36. Mrs. L. Gvvynn
  37. Mr. R. Hammond
  38. Mrs. Hammond
  39. Miss P. Hammond
  40. Mrs. M. Handley
  41. Mr. P. Harding
  42. Mr. E. L. Henderson
  43. Mr. J. D. Hendry
  44. Mrs. Hendry
  45. Mr. J. D. Hendry
  46. Miss E. M. Hendry
  47. Mrs. E. Herrman
  48. Mr. R. D. H. Holmes à Court
  49. Mrs. Holmes à Court
  50. Miss Holmes à Court
  51. Master Holmes à Court
  52. Mr. H. W. Hunt
  53. Mrs. Hunt
  54. Miss E. Huntley
  55. Mr. E. Jackson
  56. Mrs. Jackson
  57. Mr. H. Jeffreys
  58. Mr. W. L. Joyce
  59. Mrs. Joyce
  60. Miss Joyce
  61. Miss Joyce
  62. Master Joyce
  63. Mr. A. Keith
  64. Mrs. Lavery
  65. Mrs. E. Lewis
  66. Master J. Lewis
  67. Miss E. Lewis
  68. Rev. R. MacMinn
  69. Mr. H. Marchai
  70. Mrs. Marchai
  71. Sister E. N. Martin
  72. Mr. J. McArthur
  73. Mrs. McArthur
  74. Mr. C. Menzies
  75. Mr. H. Miller
  76. Mrs. Miller
  77. Mrs. M. L. Mitchell
  78. Mr. M. Moir
  79. Miss I. G. Murray
  80. Mr. R. C. Neave
  81. Mrs. Neave
  82. Sister G. Neville
  83. Mr. VV. B. T. Newham
  84. Miss F. Orchard
  85. Sir Harold Parkinson, O.B.E., J.P.
  86. Lady Parkinson
  87. Ft./Lt. J. Peckowski
  88. Mrs. Peckowski
  89. Mr. E. S. Pcrkiss
  90. Mrs. Perkiss
  91. Mrs. H. M. Philips
  92. Mr. D. J. R. Pound
  93. Mrs. Pound
  94. Master D. A. Pound
  95. Miss L. V. Pound
  96. Miss H. M. Reid
  97. Dr. W. Richmond
  98. Mrs. E. Rivett-Camac
  99. Mrs. D. A. Rothchild
  100. Miss C. Ryan
  101. Mr. W. H. R. Schreiner
  102. Mr. R. W. Scurfield
  103. Mrs. Scurfield
  104. Miss B. I. Scurfield
  105. Mr. R. P. Scurfield
  106. Miss L. Shipston
  107. Mrs. L. Smith
  108. Mrs. W. L. Snell
  109. Mr. K. G. Taylor
  110. Mr. A. W. Thain
  111. Miss A. Thain
  112. Miss E. M. Thain
  113. Mrs. D. I. Thornewill
  114. Mr. A. F. Tyler
  115. Mrs. Tyler
  116. Master T. Tyler
  117. Master G. Tyler
  118. Master N. Tyler
  119. Mr. P. H. Valentine
  120. Mrs. Valentine
  121. Master R. Valentine
  122. Miss P. Valentine
  123. Mr. S. C. Van Harten
  124. Mrs. E. Von Broemsen
  125. Mr. A. E. Wells
  126. Mrs. Wells
  127. Miss S. Widrich
  128. Mr. G. W. Wilson
  129. Mrs. Wilson
  130. Mr. J. Ykel
  131. Ft./Lt. A. Young

EAST LONDON

  1. Mr. I. Gersowsky
  2. Mrs. Gersowsky

DURBAN

  1. Rev. V. Benatti
  2. Mr. L. C. Carter
  3. Mrs. Carter
  4. Miss V. I. Carter
  5. Miss Y. J. Carter
  6. Mrs. M. Chalcraft
  7. Rev. C. Chiarine
  8. Mrs. E. C. Cruden
  9. Miss M. C. Cruden
  10. Mrs. E. Dunn
  11. Mr. L. de R. Eloff
  12. Mrs. Eloff
  13. Mr. R. A. Gambier-Parry
  14. Mrs. W. M. Hards
  15. Master A. Hards
  16. Miss V. Hards
  17. Miss A. Harris
  18. Mr. H. R. Ireland, M.B.E.
  19. Mr. H. Jeans
  20. Mrs. Jeans
  21. Miss M. Jones
  22. Mr. A. Kilner
  23. Mr. J. L. Lumsden
  24. Mrs. Lumsden
  25. Mrs. M. J. Maddison
  26. Dr. K. McNeil
  27. Mr. B. C. Meehan
  28. Mrs. Meehan
  29. Miss S. b. Perham
  30. Mr. H. Pilkington
  31. Mrs. Pilkington
  32. Mrs. G. Prickett
  33. Miss C. Prickett
  34. Miss B. M. L. Purser
  35. Mrs. V. Pym
  36. Mr. W. Read
  37. Miss A. J. Richardson
  38. Mr. D. Ross-Innes
  39. Mrs. Ross-Innes
  40. Master D. I. Ross-Innes
  41. Mrs. K. Sanger
  42. Mr. G. W. O. Saul
  43. Lt.-Col. S. R. Savill, D.S.O., M.C., T.D.
  44. Mrs. Savill
  45. Mr. J. Stevens
  46. Mrs. Stevens
  47. Mr. I. H. Tattersall
  48. Mrs. Tattersall
  49. Mrs. M. Tomkinson
  50. Mr. J. A. White
  51. Mrs. White
  52. Mr. G. M. Wingfield
  53. Mrs. W'ingfield
  54. Miss V. W'ingfield
  55. Miss C. E. Writham
  56. Mr. A. Wrood-Hall

Tourist Passengers

CAPE TOWN

  1. Miss C. Alfaux
  2. Mrs. S. Alker
  3. Miss C. M. Alker
  4. Master J. P. Alker
  5. Mr. D. V. Almy
  6. Mr. S. A. Antonites
  7. Mrs. A. Antonites
  8. Master S. Antonites
  9. Miss L. Antonites
  10. Miss R. Antonites
  11. Miss A. Antonites
  12. Mr. G. W. Archer
  13. Miss J. Arnold
  14. Miss J. I. Aspden
  15. Mrs. A. I. Aspden
  16. Mr. W. C. Atkins
  17. Mrs. P. E. Atkins
  18. Mrs. A. Baer
  19. Mr. F. W. Baldock
  20. Mrs. D. M. Baldock
  21. Master J. Baldock
  22. Mrs. A. M. Barclay
  23. Miss F. Barclay
  24. Miss C. Barclay
  25. Miss P. Barclay
  26. Miss W. M. Barclay
  27. Miss S. Barclay
  28. Mr. E. J. Barnard
  29. Master J. Barnard
  30. Mrs. P. Barnard
  31. Miss J. Barnard
  32. Mrs. M. Barrett
  33. Master R. H. Barrett
  34. Mr. L. Billington
  35. Mrs. D. Billington
  36. Miss A. Billington
  37. Miss Y. Billington
  38. Mr. R. Blake
  39. Mrs. F. B. Blake
  40. Mr. E. A. Blatt
  41. Master A. Blatt
  42. Mrs. V. Blatt
  43. Miss Blatt
  44. Mr. H. V. Bonny
  45. Mrs. E. M. Bontoft
  46. Mrs. A. Bratley
  47. Mrs. V. Bridges
  48. Mr. J. F. Briggs
  49. Mrs. A. Briggs
  50. Mr. G. F. Bruce
  51. Mr. R. R. L. Brunnstrom
  52. Mrs. H. B. Bryson
  53. Master A. Bryson
  54. Miss J. R. Bryson
  55. Mr. W. Canitz
  56. Master K. Canitz
  57. Mrs. I. Canitz
  58. Miss R. Canitz
  59. Miss R. Canitz
  60. Mr. C. B. Cant
  61. Mrs. M. Cant
  62. Miss H. E. Carey
  63. Mr. B. R. Charlesworth
  64. Mr. F. H. Cousins
  65. Mr. L. Cumming
  66. Mrs. L. Cumming
  67. Master H. Cumming
  68. Miss M. Cumming
  69. Mrs. C. F. Czumaj
  70. Master R. R. Czumaj
  71. Miss S. Czumaj
  72. Miss J. Czumaj
  73. Mrs. S. M. de Kleyn
  74. Mr. A. J. de Kleyn
  75. Mrs. M. Dennison
  76. Mr. A. E. Dingle
  77. Miss M. M. Du Precz
  78. Mr. M. L. Edelstein
  79. Mrs. Edelstein
  80. Miss Edelstein
  81. Miss S. F. Elelstein
  82. Miss M. E. Empsall
  83. Mrs. M. V. Ewcns
  84. Miss Ewcns
  85. Mrs. I. Faithful
  86. Mrs. L. J. Farr
  87. Miss J. O. Farr
  88. Miss G. N. Farr
  89. Miss A. Fefferberg
  90. Mr. G. Fitz-Gerald
  91. Mr. A. E. Forsyth-Thompson
  92. Mr. G. Freund
  93. Mrs. E. Freund
  94. Mr. W. Furman
  95. Mr. W. T. Gant
  96. Mr. F. Gibson
  97. Mr. A. W. Gow
  98. Mr. H. B. Green
  99. Mrs. R. Green
    Pastor W. H. Hagens
  100. Master Hagens
  101. Mrs. G. Hagens
  102. Master Hagens
  103. Miss Hagens
  104. Miss Hagens
  105. Dr. G. N. Hall, O.B.E.
  106. Mrs. Hall
  107. Miss A. M. Hall
  108. Mr. K. Hanley
  109. Miss N. Hanson
  110. Miss S. W. Harris
  111. Mr. J. P. Heinrich
  112. Mrs. A. Heinrich
  113. Mr. C. J. Hemmingway
  114. Mrs. M. Hemmingway
  115. Mrs. J. Hillman
  116. Miss J. Hillman
  117. Miss C. Hillman
  118. Master D. Hillman
  119. Mr. S. Hirchmann
  120. Mrs. S. Hirchmann
  121. Master A. J. Hirchmann
  122. Mrs. P. M. Hird
  123. Miss J. M. Hird
  124. Miss V. Hird
  125. Miss D. Hodge
  126. Mr. W. Horn
  127. Mr. J. J. A. Hunt
  128. Mr. A. J. M. Hutchinson
  129. Mr. E. Inglis
  130. Mr. D. R. P. Jackson
  131. Mrs. Jackson
  132. Miss G. Jackson
  133. Mr. J. Jibson
  134. Mr. A. Johnson
  135. Mr. R. L. Jones
  136. Mrs. K. Kruse
  137. Mrs. J. M. Laidlaw
  138. Mr. L. Lazarus
  139. Mr. W. Lennox
  140. Mrs. K. Lennox
  141. Mr. F. Levy
  142. Mr. G. M. Lloyd
  143. Mr. G. Magener
  144. Dr. R. Malcolm
  145. Mrs. E. Malcolm
  146. Mrs. E. iMastbraker
  147. Miss B. Mastbraker
  148. Miss C. Mastbraker
  149. Mr. K. Mastbraker
  150. Master H. Mastbraker
  151. Miss M. M. Matthew
  152. Mr. A. McCluskie
  153. Dr. M. McGregor
  154. Mrs. McGregor
  155. Mrs. D. Meekin
  156. Master G. L. Meekin
  157. Miss J. Miller
  158. Mrs. M. Mottram
  159. Naval Draft
  160. Miss R. B. Nesser
  161. Mrs. J. H. Osier
  162. Mr. J. M. Paterson
  163. Mrs. iM. K. Paterson
  164. Master C. J. Paterson
  165. Miss S. Paterson
  166. Mr. H. Pealling
  167. Mrs. W. Pealling
  168. Mr. R. G. Pearce
  169. Mr. G. Pearson
  170. Mrs. V. R. Pennor
  171. Miss B. R. Pennor
  172. Mr. A. A. Pennor
  173. Master R. Pennor
  174. Mrs. H. Plum
  175. Miss B. Plum
  176. Mrs. K. A. Priscott
  177. Mr. D. Quinn
  178. Miss N. Richardson
  179. Mr. J. Richman
  180. Mrs. J. Rimmer
  181. Master C. Rimmer
  182. Master J. Rimmer
  183. Master K. Rimmer
  184. Master M. Rimmer
  185. Mr. J. E. Robertson
  186. Mrs. P. R. Robinson
  187. Mr. J. J. Rogers
  188. Mr. P. M. Rorvik
  189. Mr. F. P. Ryman
  190. Mr. R. Sandall
  191. Mr. E. R. Schofield
  192. Mr. J. W. Senior
  193. Mrs. K. Scrmjkslis
  194. Mr. J. K. Shaughnessy
  195. Miss D. M. Skipworth
  196. Mr. J. Smith
  197. Mrs. E. T. Smith
  198. Miss M. Smith
  199. Mr. W. Smith
  200. Mrs. D. Smith
  201. Mr. L. Smith
  202. Miss M. Smith
  203. Mrs. A. Smith
  204. Miss A. Smith
  205. Master J. Smith
  206. Miss J. M. Spies
  207. Mr. G. Stewart
  208. Mrs. D. Stewart
  209. Miss M. Stewart
  210. Mr. H. W. Staughton
  211. Mr. R. Sutherland
  212. Mr. W. H. Taylor
  213. Mr. K. Taylor
  214. Mrs. E. Tombe
  215. Master S. K. Tombe
  216. Master T. Tombe
  217. Miss M. Verster
  218. Mr. W. D. Watt
  219. Mrs. J. J. Watt
  220. Mrs. E. C. Weathcrstone
  221. Mr. D. L. Welensky
  222. Mrs. T. Welensky
  223. Miss V. Welensky
  224. Mr. E. G. White
  225. Mrs. K. White
  226. Mrs. M. I. White
  227. Mr. A. K. Wikberg
  228. Master G. J. Wikberg
  229. Mrs. A. Wikberg
  230. Master P. N. Wikberg
  231. Master R. A. Wikberg
  232. Mrs. M. G. Wilson
  233. Miss G. Wilkinson
  234. Mr. A. I. Young

PORT ELIZABETH

  1. Dr. G. Calwell
  2. Mrs. G. A. Calwell
  3. Miss I. J. Currie
  4. Mr. H. G. Gold
  5. Mrs. M. G. Gunn
  6. Master G. T. Gunn
  7. Rev. J. Kenny
  8. Master N. Newcombe
  9. Mrs. A. E. Preuss
  10. Miss M. Whiteley

EAST LONDON.

  1. Mr. Crouch
  2. Mrs. Crouch
  3. Mr. H. G. Granger
  4. Mrs. H. Granger
  5. Mr. J. Goddard
  6. Mr. H. Malkin
  7. Mr. F. Mashiter
  8. Mrs. Mashiter
  9. Miss E. H. Simpson
  10. Mr. F. Turpie

DURBAN

  1. Mr. J. H. Bingham-Bradshaw
  2. Mrs. I. Bingham-Bradshaw
  3. Mr. A. G. Butcher
  4. Mrs. J. K. Butcher
  5. Miss C. A. Butcher
  6. Miss W. E. Came
  7. Mrs. E. A. Cartwright
  8. Mrs. M. J. Dennant
  9. Mr. C. B. Edwards
  10. Mr. P. Freund
  11. Miss R. Gerloff
  12. Miss H. Gerloff
  13. Mrs. E. E. Graham
  14. Miss M. E. Graham
  15. Master C. E. Graham
  16. Master F. H. Graham
  17. Miss N. M. Greene
  18. Mr. K. A. Heard
  19. Mrs. L. Heard
  20. Mrs. M. P. Hewitt
  21. Mr. S. R. Humphreys
  22. Mrs. M. A. Jones
  23. Mrs. E. A. Kennard
  24. Miss M. H. Kennard
  25. Mr. H. Kitch
  26. Mrs. H. Kroon
  27. Master P. H. Kroon
  28. Mr. G. Lee
  29. Mrs. E. A. Lee
  30. Miss P. E. F. Luckraft
  31. Mrs. E. Luxford
  32. Mr. W. M. Martin
  33. Mrs. M. Martin
  34. Miss M. J. Mauger
  35. Mr. L. R. Meiring
  36. Mrs. M. Miles
  37. Miss V. Miles
  38. Master E. Miles
  39. Miss B. Milton
  40. Miss L. Moyniham
  41. Mrs. M. M. Nicolson
  42. Mr. A. J. Phillips
  43. Mrs. A. Phillips
  44. Miss S. A. Phillips
  45. Miss A. K. Powell
  46. Mr. G. W. Rumney
  47. Mrs. F. Rumney
  48. Miss A. Rumney
  49. Miss E. Rumney
  50. Mrs. E. U. Scott
  51. Miss U. C. Scott
  52. Miss V. E. Scott
  53. Mr. Sickler
  54. Mrs. Sickler
  55. Mr. J. Steers
  56. Mrs. E. Steers
  57. Master B. Steers
  58. Mr. T. W. Storer
  59. Miss N. O. Weate
  60. Mr. H. Wright
  61. Mrs. N. Wright
  62. Miss J. Wright
  63. Master C. Wright
  64. Master G. Wright

Information for Passengers

HOURS or MEALS, etc.

IN the First Class the arrangements are:—

  • Tea and coffee served in the cabins from 6.0 a.m.
  • Dressing gong at 8.0 a.m.
  • Children's breakfast at 8.0 a.m.
  • Saloon Breakfast at 8.30 a.m.
  • Children's dinner at 12.30 p.m.
  • Saloon Luncheon at 1.0 p.m.
  • Afternoon tea at 4.0 p.m.
  • Children’s tea at 5.30 p.m.
  • Dressing gong at 6.30 p.m.
  • Saloon Dinner at 7.0 p.m.

The meals in the Tourist Class are:—

  • Early morning tea and coffee from 6.0 a.m.
  • Dressing gong at 8.0 a.m.
  • Breakfast at 8.30 a.m.
  • Luncheon at 1.0 p.m.
  • Afternoon tea at 4.0 p.m.
  • Children’s tea at 5.30 p.m.
  • Dressing gong at 6.30 p.m.
  • Dinner at 7.0 p.m.

CHILDREN. It is desired that children take their meals at the special tables provided for them. Passengers are requested to ensure that children in their care do not cause disturbance to other passengers particularly during the hours from 2-4 p.m. when many passengers are resting.

HOURS OF CLOSING PUBLIC ROOMS. All Bars close at 11.30 p.m. and Smoking Rooms, Lounges and Reading Rooms close at midnight.

BAGGAGE. Full information about Baggage is given in the Company's Handbook of Information for Passengers. Any further details may be obtained from the Purser.

BOATS AND BOAT DRILL. There is an ample number of boats on all the Company’s vessels, and boat drill, in which passengers are earnestly invited to participate, is held periodically.

LIFE JACKETS. In every cabin life jackets equivalent to the number of berths in each cabin, will be found stowed in their special racks overhead and a passenger’s Steward or Stewardess will demonstrate how these life jackets should be put on.

DECK CHAIRS are provided free of charge. Passengers’ own chairs are only received on board and carried at owner’s risk.

DIVINE SERVICE is held in the First Class Lounge or Dining Saloon every Sunday at 10.30 a.m. and all passengers are invited to attend.

SHOPS AND HAIRDRESSING SALOONS, with skilled hairdressers in attendance, are on all passenger vessels. Articles such as confectionery’, cosmetics, toilet requisites, films, clothing, etc., are kept for sale to passengers.

LETTERS, TELEGRAMS, etc. For the convenience of passengers a mail will be made up on board prior to arrival at a suitable port of call en route. Passengers are recommended to attend to the posting of their own letters in the letter box provided.

All information regarding telegraph rates, postal rates, stamps, etc., can be obtained from the Bureau.

All passengers must furnish their addresses on the forms provided for the purpose on board, this information being required immediately on arrival in South Africa by the Immigration Authorities and on arrival in England by the Port Health Authorities.

The assistance of passengers in this matter is requested particularly, in order to facilitate the forwarding of any letters, telegrams, etc., which may arrive after they have left the vessel, or any articles that may be left in the cabins.

Circulars or other printed matter of a similar nature will not be forwarded.
Passengers must apply personally to the Bureau for registered letters and packages.

On arrival of the vessel in England or South Africa, letters, etc., are sorted and sent on board as soon as possible and handed to passengers in the respective classes on application. Passengers expecting letters, etc., which do not arrive by the first delivery should make further application at the Bureau before disembarking.

It must be distinctly understood that while every care will be taken, the Company cannot accept any responsibility in connection with the posting, receiving, delivery, forwarding, or transmission of letters, telegrams, parcels, etc.

LIBRARIES. The libraries are open daily and the Librarians are in attendance to issue and receive books. Passengers are requested to ensure that books borrowed by them are duly entered by the Librarian before the volumes are taken away.

Any books found lying about arc returned to the libraries, but passengers will be held responsible for the loss of any book registered in their name. Any such loss is charged for in accordance with the price of the book.

MEDICAL ATTENDANCE. The Surgeon of the vessel is authorized to charge for professional attendance, inclusive of medicines, at the rate of 10s. 0d. per visit in the case of first class passengers, and 3s. 6d. in the case of tourist class passengers, with a maximum of two chargeable visits per day. Accounts for medical attendance will be rendered by the Surgeon before the end of the voyage.

SHORE EXCURSIONS. For particulars of various Shore Excursions at Ports of Call, see separate booklet, a copy of which may be obtained from the Purser.

TIME-TABLES AND POSTAL GUIDES. Railway and other time-tables, postal guides, etc., are available for reference at the Bureau.

VALUABLES, etc. Passengers’ valuables or money may be handed to thé Purser to be deposited in the vessel’s safe for custody during the voyage, for which a charge is made of 3s. 6d. per £100 upon the declared value of each parcel or deposit, with a minimum charge of 2s.

Parcels required during the voyage can be re-deposited at half the above rate, a receipt being given on behalf of the Company for valuables or money so deposited.

WIRELESS SERVICES enable passengers to keep in touch with their friends throughout the voyage, either by radio-telegram or at much cheaper rates by means of ship letter telegrams. Full particulars and charges can be obtained from the Radio Office.

COMPLAINTS.—Any complaint should be addressed to the ship's authorities as promptly as possible.

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