RMS Windor Castle Passenger List - 14 July 1939

Front Cover of a Cabin and Tourist Passenger List for the RMS Windor Castle of the Union-Castle Line, Departing 14 July 1939 from Cape Town to London via Madeira, Commanded by Captain R. W. Goodacre, RD, RNR. GGA Image ID # 13ce5beb63

Senior Officers and Staff

1. Captain: R. W. GOODACRE, R.D., R.N.R., Commander
2. Chief Officer: Mr. W. C. SUSSAMS
3. 1st Officer: Mr. T. CAMPBELL
4. 2nd Officer: Mr. F. R. POPE, R.N.R
5. 3rd Officer: Mr. A. O. WILKINS
6. 4th Officer: Mr. S. H. EAGLE
7. Chief Engineer: Mr. F. C. RUSE
8. Sr. 2nd Engineer: Mr. G. IRWING
9. Int. 2nd Engineer: Mr. J. J. McQUADE
10. Jr. 2nd Engineer: Mr. A. C. MACPHERSON
11. Surgeon: Dr. J. K. DONALD, M.B., Ch.B
12. Purser: Mr. A. M. H. BAKER, R.N.R
13. Chief Steward: Mr. A. M. WICKENS

First Class Passengers

ENGLAND

1. Mr. R. E. Alien
2. Lieut. S. L. Bosch
3. Mrs. Bosch
4. Mr. J. R. de Bourg
5. Lieut.-Col. J. P. Grenfell
6. Major L. A. M. Hastings. M.C., M.P
7. Mr. H. C. Hawkins
8. Mr. F. C. Horner
9. Mrs. Horner
10. Miss J. A. Horner
11. Col. F. H. Kisch, C.B.E., D.S.O
12. Mr. C. A. Levin
13. The Hon. W. M. Logan, C.M.G., O.B.E
14. Mr. F. A. Ranke Madsen
15. Col. T. P. Melvill, D.S.O
16. Mr. W. H. S. Shepherd
17. Mr. A. A. Spracklen
18. Mrs. Spracklen
19. Mr. A. J. Walter
20. Mrs. Walter
21. Mr. M. L. Whishaw

Second Class Passengers

MADEIRA

1. Mr. E. B. Brownbill
2. Mr. A. Goncalves
3. Mrs. Goncalves

ENGLAND

1. Mrs. I. Adelson
2. Mr. G. Andersson
3. Mr. A. Banner
4. Mrs. Banner
5. Mrs. S. Borland
6. Mr. W. W. G. Brooks
7. Mrs. Brooks
8. Mrs. S. J. Brown
9. Mr. J. S. G. Collie
10. Mr. K. S. Collins
11. Mrs. Collins
12. Mrs. R. Connell
13. Mr. J. Corrigall
14. Mrs. C. E. Cowley
15. Mr. R. J. Dewes
16. Mr. J. Fitzen
17. Miss E. G. Fox
18. Miss F. Funston
19. Q.M.S. T. W. Grimbeck
20. Mr. J. Kingan
21. Mr. T. Kinna
22. Mrs. Kinna
23. Master Kinna
24. Mrs. D. M. A. Laskie
25. Miss E. D. Leask
26. Mr. J. R. T. Leask
27. Mr. Ben Lobdill
28. Mr. J. M. Matthysen
29. Mr. P. Meyer
30. Mrs. Meyer
31. Mrs. N. Morgan
32. Mr. T. E. Mosley
33. Mrs. Mosley
34. Miss E. Mostert
35. Miss Mostert
36. Mr. H. Myrdal
37. Mrs. Myrdal
38. Miss M. Myrdal
39. Mr. D. J. G. Oosthuizen
40. Mr. A. Solomon
41. Miss W. Taggart
42. Mrs. M. Thompson
43. Miss H. Thompson
44. Mr. G. Thompson
45. Mrs. Thompson
46. Mr. V. Titterton
47. Master Gunner O. Turner
48. Major A. J. Wadman
49. Mrs. Wadman
50. Mr. A. L. Whitford-Turner
51. Miss M. Zimmerman

Tourist Class Passengers

MADEIRA

1. Mr. G. Jess Cordoza
2. Mr. J. G. de Aranjo
3. Mrs. R. de Souza
4. Master de Souza
5. Miss de Souza
6. Miss de Souza
7. Mr. A. G. Rebello
8. Mr. J. G. Sequeira
9. Mr. J. Sequera

ENGLAND

1. Mr. Adams
2. Miss E. Alexander
3. Mrs. F. R. Allen
4. Mr. A. Angelis
5. Mr. G. E. Arnott
6. Mr. W. E. Atkinson
7. Mrs. Atkinson
8. Master Atkinson
9. Master Atkinson
10. Miss Atkinson
11. Mr. A. Balfour
12. Mr. H. G. Banfield
13. Mr. Banner
14. Mrs. Banner
15. Mrs. G. Bannerman
16. Mrs. W. Barker
17. Mr. A. Beddoes
18. Rev. A. W. Blaxall
19. Mrs. Blaxall
20. Mrs. M. E. Broad
21. Master Broad
22. Mrs. E. S. Budge
23. Mr. R. D. Carolin
24. Mrs. Carolin
25. Miss Carolin
26. Mrs. E. M. Clark
27. Mr. G. F. Combrink
28. Mrs. Combrink
29. Miss C. Cook
30. Mr. A. Copeland
31. Mr. Costa
32. Mr. W. Dabeil
33. Mrs. Dabeil
34. Miss M. Dabeil
35. Mr. W. Dalrymple
36. Mrs. Dalrymple
37. Miss F. de Frobervilie
38. Mr. R. V. Delamere
39. Mrs. Delamere
40. Bombdr. T. L. Dudley
41. Miss E. F. Eayrs
42. Mr. W. Edward
43. Mrs. Edward
44. Master V. Edward
45. Miss S. Edward
46. Mr. Elion
47. Mrs. S. Evans
48. Mr. R. G. S. Findlay
49. Mr. D. M. Forrest
50. Mrs. W. T. Foster
51. Mr. A. M. Fraser
52. Mrs. A. M. Gilbert
53. Mrs. H. Grade
54. Mr. W. Grater
55. Mrs. Grater
56. Master D. Grater
57. Master G. Grater
58. Mr. J. Green
59. Miss E. I. Gregor
60. Mr. Halsall
61. Mrs. Halsall
62. Mrs. E. Hanson
63. Miss E. M. Hardy
64. Sister Dorothy Hel
65. Mrs. W. Hewitt
66. Master Hewitt
67. Master Hewitt
68. Capt. H. C. Inglis
69. Mr. J. E. Jenkins
70. Mr. A. E. Jennings
71. Mrs. Jennings
72. Miss Jennings
73. Mr. G. Johnston
74. Mr. T. Kemp
75. Mrs. R. Kennedy
76. Mr. Klemovitch
77. Mr. T. H. Knight
78. Mrs. Knight
79. Mr. Lewen Sy Tajn
80. Mr. E. Lucy
81. Mr. H. Lucy
82. Mrs. A. MacGillwray
83. Mr. G. Manly
84. Mrs. Manly
85. Mrs. M. Maule
86. Mr. M. Maule (Jr.)
87. Mr. A. Meredith
88. Mr. L. Mitchell
89. Mrs. Mitchell
90. Miss Mitchell
91. Mr. G. M. Mitchell
92. Mrs. Moores
93. Mrs. E. A. Moores
94. Mr. A. Morgan
95. Miss Morgan
96. Mr. J. A. Morrison
97. Mr. W. F. Morrison
98. Mr. N. Morton
99. Miss Mostert
100. Miss Mostert
101. Mrs. J. D. Myers
102. Master Myers
103. Mr. N. C. Neave
104. Mrs. E. Osterloh
105. Miss A. Palmer
106. Mr. T. Parrott
107. Mr. Raft
108. Mr. H. F. Rechner
109. Mr. H. C. Record
110. Mrs. Record
111. Master Record
112. Mr. I. Rees
113. Mrs. Rees
114. Master D. J. Rees
115. Mrs. K. L. Rees
116. Mr. R. Renotti
117. Mr. G. W. Richardson
118. Mrs. Richardson
119. Master Richardson
120. Mr. M. Richmond
121. Mr. C. Richmond, Jr.
122. Mrs. B. Richmond
123. Miss J. Richmond
124. Mr. J. Rooney
125. Mrs. Rooney
126. Miss Rooney
127. Miss I. M. Ryan
128. Mrs. A. M. Sands
129. Mr. S. A. Saunders
130. Miss L. Schofield
131. Mr. R. Selwood
132. Mrs. J. Shave
133. Mr. E. E. Short
134. Mr. Steggel
135. Mrs. Steggel
136. Mr. E. Stephens
137. Mrs. Stephens
138. Mr. T. H. Teague
139. Mrs. Teague
140. Master K. T. Teague
141. Mrs. M. Thompson
142. Miss H. Thompson
143. Mr. C. Tremayne
144. Mrs. Tremayne
145. Mr. B. R. Turner
146. Mrs. Turner
147. Mr. A. D. J. van Zyl
148. Mrs. F. S. Vickers
149. Mr. A. R. Walsh
150. Mrs. Walsh
151. Mr. H. Walters
152. Mrs. M. S. Webb
153. Mr. C. E. Webster
154. Mrs. Webster
155. Mr. P. Zorbas

Information for Passengers

See also Passengers’ Cabin Handbook of Information, a copy of which will be found in each cabin.

HOURS OF MEALS, etc.

In the First Class the arrangements are :—

Tea, coffee, etc., served in the cabins from 6.0 am
Dressing gong at 8:00 am
Children’s breakfast at 8:00 am
Breakfast at 8:30 am
Children’s dinner at 12:30 pm
Luncheon at 1:00 pm
Afternoon tea at 4.0 pm
Children’s tea at 5.30 pm
Dressing gong at 6.30 pm
Dinner at 7:00 pm

The meals in the Second Class are :—
Tea, coffee, etc., served in the cabins from 6.0 am
Dressing gong at 8:00 am
Children’s breakfast at 8:00 am
Breakfast at 8:30 am
Children’s dinner at 12:30 pm
Luncheon at 1:00 pm
Afternoon tea at 4.0 pm
Children’s tea at 5.30 pm
Dressing gong at 6.30 pm
Dinner at 7:00 pm

The meals in the Tourist Class are :—
Tea, coffee, etc., served in the cabins'from 6.0 am
Breakfast at 8:00 am
Luncheon at 12:30 pm
Afternoon tea at 3.30 pm
Children’s tea at 5.0 pm
Dinner at 6.30 pm

CHILDREN. Children are required to take their meals at the special tables provided for them.

HOURS OF CLOSING PUBLIC ROOMS. The Dining Saloon lights are turned out at 11:00 pm, all Bars close at 11:30 pm and Smoking Rooms, Lounges and Reading Rooms close at midnight.

BAGGAGE. See Passengers’ Cabin Handbook of Information, a copy of which will be found in each cabin. Any further information required 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 and carried on board at owner’s risk.

DIVINE SERVICE is held in the First Class Lounge or Dining Saloon every Sunday at 10:30 am and all passengers are invited to attend.

HAIRDRESSING ROOMS AND SHOPS, with skilled hairdressers in attendance, are on all passenger vessels. Large stocks of various articles such as confectionery, haberdashery, silverware, photographic materials, footwear, 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 each port. 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 before the vessel’s arrival or departure.

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 Purser for registered letters and packages.

On arrival of the vessel in England and South Africa, letters, etc., are sorted and sent on board as soon as possible and handed to passengers in the respective classes on application. When the vessel comes alongside the quay, the bureau is kept open until the passenger trains have left the shed.

It must be distinctly understood that while every care will be taken, the Company cannot accept any responsibility in connection with the posting, receiving, 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.

Any books found lying about are returned to the libraries, but passengers will be held responsible for the loss of any book registered in their name. The charge for books lost from 1st or 2nd class libraries is 7s. 6d. per volume, and from the tourist class 2s. 6d. per volume, unless otherwise shewn.

MEDICAL ATTENDANCE. The Surgeon of the vessel is authorized to charge for professional attendance at the rate of 7s. 6d. per visit in the case of first class passengers, 4s. Od. in the case of second class passengers, and 2s. 6d. in the case of tourist class passengers, this fee to include medicines. Accounts for medical attendance will be rendered by the Surgeon before the end of the voyage.

SHORE EXCURSIONS. For particulars of the various Shore Excursions at the Ports of Call, see separate booklet, a copy of which may be obtained from the Purser. (See also advertisement on inside back cover of this List of Passengers.)

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

VALUABLES, etc. Passengers’ valuables or money may be handed to the 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 Wireless Office.

THE SOUTH AND EAST AFRICAN YEAR BOOK AND GUIDE, containing over 1,100 pages with 64 pages of maps in colour, is issued annually, and is invaluable for all visitors to South or East Africa. On sale in the Hairdresser’s Shop, price 2s. 6d.

COMPLAINTS.—Any complaint should be addressed to the Commander at the time of daily inspection.

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