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Empress of Britain

WORLD CRUISE

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PORTS AND PLACES TIME 1 H PORT COUNTRIES INCLUDED SHORE EXCURSIONS MILES PORTS ARRIVE LEAVE INCLUDED IN CRUISE FARE Days Hours NEW YORK* U.SA. New York JAN 8 11 am FUNCHAL Ball at Casino; special train to top of the mountain Terreiro da Lucta; luncheon at Chalet Restaurant or 2774 Madeira JAN 15 6 pm 1 TERREIRO DA LUCTA Madeira hotel; descent by wicker sled. JAN 14 6pm GIBRALTAR ROSIA BAY Gibraltar Carriage drive around the town and to Rosia Bay; visit Galleries and Fortifications 616 Gibraltar JAN 17 7 am JAN 17 6 pm 11 ALGIERS ARAB QUARTER Algeria Full day trip by motor through the modern and Arab sections of the city; luncheon at hotel 419 Algiers JAN 18 4 pm JAN 19 6 pm 1 2 MONTE CARLO CORNICHE ROAD Monaco Transfer to and from Monte Carlo Casino: motor trip over the Grande Corniche Road, via La Turbie, LA TURBIE NICE and to Nice; luncheon at Nice; return via Villefranche and Beaulieu 461 Monaco JAN 20 6 pm JAN 22 5 am 1 11 VILLEFRANCHE BEAULIEU France NAPLES POMPEII BAY OF NAPLES Italy Motor drive around Naples and motor trip to Pompeii 366 Naples JAN 23 7 am JAN 24 6 pm 1 11

ATHENS ACROPOLIS Phaleron Bay PHALERON BAY Greece Motor trip from Phaleron Bay to points of interest in Athens, including the Acropolis; luncheon at hotel 677 for Athens JAN 26 7 am JAN 25 7 pm 12 HAIFA BAY OF ACRE Leave Jerusalem MOUNT CARMEL JERUSALEM Special train from Haifa to Jerusalem for two days, with accommodation and meals at hotels; motor JAN 30 about 8.00am BETHLEHEM GETHSEMANE Palestine trip to Bethlehem, Gethsemane and Mount of Olives; sightseeing trips around Jerusalem; special 673 Haifa JAN 23 7 am by special train MOUNT OF OLIVES train to Cairo for 43^ days for Cairo

PORT SAID CAIRO 174 Port Said 7 12 PYRAMIDS SPHINX Special train from Jerusalem to Cairo via Kantara and across Suez Canal: 4H days in Cairo with accom­ Arrive Cairo I RIVER NILE BEDRECHEIN modation and meals at hotels; motor trip to Pyramids and Sphinx; sightseeing in Cairo by motor JAN 30 8.30 pm Sail from Suez MEMPHIS SAKKARA Egypt car; Nile River steamer trip to Bedrechein; thence motor to Memphis and Sakkara; special train to by special train FEB 4 7 pm SUEZ CANAL Suez to rejoin the Empress of Britain from Jerusalem SUEZ PORT TEWFIK 90 Suez ) BOMBAY SANCHI TOPE DELHI NEW DELHI Five-day trip by special train from Bombay to Sanchi Tope, Delhi, Agra, the Taj Mahal, and Fatehpur AGRA AGRA FORT India Sikri with meals and sleeping accommodation on train; sightseeing by motor car or carriage at all 2963 Bombay FEB 11 8 am FEB 18 8 pm 7 12 TAJ MAHAL FATEHPUR S1KRI places; meals at hotels. Full-day motor trip around Bombay; luncheon at Taj Mahal Hotel

COLOMBO PERADENIYA KANDY ELEPHANT PARK Ceylon Motor trip to Peradeniya and Kandy, with luncheon at hotel in Kandy; motor to Elephant Park; luncheon 890 Colombo FEB 21 7 am FEB 24 6 pm 3 11 MOUNT LAVINIA at Galle Face Hotel; motor drive around Colombo; motor trip to Mount Lavinia for tea

PENANG (Prince of Wales Island) GEORGE TOWN Straits Set. Motor drive around the Island; luncheon at hotel 1287 Penang FEB 28 3 am FEB 28 9 pm 18

SINGAPORE SELETAR Straits Set. Evening of arrival: Dinner dance at Raffles Hotel. Motor drive to Independent State of Johore, via JOHORE BAHRU Johore Seletar Village and the town of Johore Bahru; motor drive in and around Singapore 394 Singapore MAR 1 7 pm MAR 2 5 pm 22

PAKNAM BANGKOK Full-day trip from Paknam to Bangkok; sightseeing by motor car; launch to Wat Arun; luncheon at Bangkok WAT ARUN Siam hotel; tea and exhibition of Siamese Classical Dancing 803 Paknam MAR 5 6 am MAR 5 8 pm 14 HONG KONG KOWLOON NEW TERRITORIES China Three half-day motor trips around New Territories, Victoria Peak and to Repulse Bay, where tea will 1460 Hong Kong MAR 9 11 am MAR 14 5 pm 5 6 VICTORIA PEAK REPULSE BAY be served at the famous Repulse Bay Hotel. Dinner dance at Peninsula Hotel, Kowloon Kowloon

MANILA FORT SANTIAGO Half-day drive by motor car around Manila, including Fort Santiago and Fort McKinley. Dinner dance FORT McKINLEY Philippine Is. at Manila Hotel 633 Manila MAR 16 6 am MAR 17 4 am 22 TANDJONG PRIOK OLD BATAVIA Full-day trip by motor car to Buitenzorg with luncheon at hotel; morning drive by motor car to Old Batavia BATAVIA CENTRUM Java Batavia, Aquarium and Museum with luncheon at hotel. Afternoon drive by motor car through 1564 Tandjong MAR 21 1 am MAR 23 3 am 2 2 BUITENZORG Batavia Centrum Priok

Full-day motor trip in the Island of Bali, including the Bats' Cave, Penelokan and Kintamani. Luncheon BALI PADANG BAY Bali at the Bali Hotel in Den Pasar. Balinese music and dance performance at the Poera Satrya. Motor 582 Bali MAR 24 6 am MAR 25 6 pm 1 12 DEN PASAR KINTAMANI to museum Padang Bay Half-day drive by motor car around Sydney, including the bridge and beaches. Full-day trip by motor SYDNEY HARBOR car to the Blue Mountains with luncheon at Katoomba; visit Koala Park; half-day steamer trip 3500 Sydney APR 2 11 am APR 4 10 pm 2 11 BLUE MOUNTAINS around Sydney Harbor Morning drive by motor car around Melbourne with luncheon at hotel; afternoon trip by motor car to MOUNT DANDENONG Australia Mount Dandenong 575 Melbourne APR 6 6 am APR 6 6 pm 12

MILFORD SOUND One of Nature's wonders. The Empress of Britain will cruise in the Sound, wind and weather permitting 1197 No landing WELLINGTON New Zealand Half-day drive by motor car around Wellington with luncheon at hotel. 470 Wellington APR 10 7 am APR 10 11 pm 16 Half-day drive by motor car around. Auckland with luncheon at hotel. Two-day trip by special train ROTORUA New Zealand to Rotorua with hotel accommodation and meals in Rotura. Visit native Maori village. 564 Auckland APR 12 8 am APR 15 5 pm 3 9

SUVA Islands Forty-mile circular trip by motor car; luncheon at hotel. Exhibition of native dances and fire-walking. 1140 APR 18 7 am APR 18 6 pm 11 WAIKIKI BEACH Morning motor drive through Honolulu and around the Island, including Nuuanu Pali, Pearl Harbor NUUANU PALI and Kahuku Point. Afternoon: visit Waikiki Beach; luncheon and dinner at Royal Hawaiian Hotel. 2780 Honolulu APR 24 8 am APR 25 5 pm 1 9 PEARL HARBOR Transfers to and from hotel in afternoon and evening Morning motor trip over the new San Francisco-Oakland Bridge and the new Bridge, GOLDEN GATE U.SA. also tour of residential and business districts of Oakland and San Francisco, including Golden Gate 2100 San Fran. APR 30 6 am MAY 1 7 am 1 1 OAKLAND Park. Luncheon at Palace Hotel. Transfer by taxi to ship. SAN PEDRO SANTA MONICA U.SA. s Full-day trip by motor car from San Pedro to Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills and Hollywood; 395 Los Angeles MAY 2' 6 am MAY 3 6 pm 1 12 BEVERLY HILLS HOLLYWOOD luncheon at the Ambassador Hotel r San Pedro

BALBOA ANCON 2937 Balboa MAY 10 2 pm MAY 11 6 am 16 PANAMA CITY OLD PANAMA Afternoon motor trip around Balboa, Ancon and Panama City, also to historic ruins of Old Panama. Panama Canal Sail through Panama Canal by daylight COLON CRISTOBAL 38 Cristobal MAY 11 4 pm MAY 11 7 pm 3 NEW YORK U.S.A. 1972 MAY 16 9 am Total mileage, exclusive of shore trips 34494 DURATION: At Sea 80 Days; In Port 48 Days; Total 128 Days MAIL AND CABLE SERVICE TO CRUISE PORTS RADIOGRAM AND TELEPHONE SERVICE DIRECT TO SHIP EMPRESS OF BRITAIN WORLD CRUISE FROM NEW YORK JANUARY 8, 1938 — CANADIAN PACIFIC For the convenience of cruise members, the following instructions concerning the despatch of mail, radiograms and cables have been prepared from the latest available data at time of publication of this leaflet. The following mailing dates are subject to change according to alteration or cancellation of mail steamers' or mail planes' departures or any change in cruise itinerary and the Canadian Pacific assumes no responsibility for such changes. As a precautionary measure, correspondents should consult their local post offices for confirmation of the connections shown below.

Communication with the Empress of Britain, while the ship is at sea, may be accomplished by:— Communication with cruise members at ports of call may be accomplished by:— (a) CABLES—Occasions may arise, especially when the Empress of Britain spends a considerable (a) TELEPHONE—^simply by asking Long Distance to give you the Overseas Operator time in port, such as Bombay, when communication by cable is desired, although, generally tell her the name of the person to whom you wish to speak a passenger on the Empress speaking, radiograms direct to the ship at sea have proved to be most effective. In such cases of Britain World Cruise. Experiences with this means of communication on previous World the services of the Postal-Telegraph Company in the United States and Canadian Pacific Cruises have been most satisfactory. Telephone calls involving circuits of from 10,000 to Telegraphs in Canada are recommended. 15,000 miles have been successfully completed from ship-to-shore and vice-versa. Cables should be addressed: " (showpassengers name) " Empress of Britain (b) WIRELESS—To relatives and friends in the United States desiring to communicate by Gacanpac, Manila radio with members of the World Cruise enroute, the services of the Postal Telegraph-Cable or whatever address to which cable is being sent. Company are recommended. Those in Canada desiring similar service may file messages with See last column for cable addresses of Canadian Pacific Agents. Canadian Pacific Telegraphs. To facilitate delivery, communication by radio is recommended as experience has shown that cables addressed to ports of call occasionally fail in their purpose When sending cables, allow for difference in time, which is approximately: by not being filed in time to reach the ship before departure. Reference should first be made to Time ahead of Time ahead of Time ahead of New York New York the Empress of Britain Cruise itinerary to determine the approximate position of the ship. MANILA New York Radiograms (Wireless Messages) should then be addressed:— MADEIRA 4 hours CAIRO 7 hours 13 hours GIBRALTAR 5 hours BOMBAY 10 hours BATAVIA 12 hours ALGIERS 5^2 hours COLOMBO 10 hours BALI 12 hours " (show Passenger's name) " Empress of Britain MONACO 5}/2 hours PENANG 12 hours AUSTRALIA 15 hours NAPLES 6 hours SINGAPORE Enroute New York-Madeira 12 hours NEW ZEALAND I6V2 hours ATHENS 7 hours BANGKOK 12 hours SUVA 16^2 hours or wherever the Empress of Britain may be at the time radiogram is despatched. JERUSALEM 7 hours HONG KONG 13 hours HAWAII 5 J/2 hours behind New York

POSTAGE RATES MAIL TO BE POSTED MAIL TO BE ADDRESSED ENVELOPE TO BE CABLE ADDRESS OF PORT IN TIME TO REACH IN CARE OF MARKED INLOWERLEFT| UNITED STATES CANADA CANADIAN PACIFIC (See Note ®) CORNER. (See Note © AGENT LETTERS NEWSPAPERS LETTERS NEWSPAPERS

NEW YORK New York by Jan. 7 Canadian Pacific Railway, Can. 3c. first ounce, 2c. each addi­ 2c. each 2 ounces 3c. first ounce, 2c. each addi­ Ic. each 4 ounces Gacanpac, New York Pac. Bldg., Madison Ave. and tional ounce or fraction tional ounce or fraction or fraction 44th Street, New York, N.Y. MADEIRA Blandy, Funchal Monaco is the first GIBRALTAR Agamemnon, port at which mail can reach passengers Gibraltar ALGIERS Waterway, Algiers

MONACO New York by Jan. 11 Charles Joffredy, Courtier Mari Per S.S. Aquitania 5c. first ounce, 3c. each addi 5c. first 2 ounces. 3c. first ounce, 2c. each addi­ lc. each 4 ounces Joffredy Navigation, time, Monte Carlo, Monaco from New York tional ounce ljc each addi­ tional ounce Monaco tional 2 ounces NAPLES New York by Jan. 14 Wilmink Borriello, Ltd., 62 Via Per S.S. Conte di 5c. first ounce, 3c each addi­ 5c. first 2 ounces 5c. first ounce, 3c. each addi­ lc. each 2 ounces Gacanpac, Naples Depretis, Naples, Italy Savoia from New tional ounce 1 Jc. each addi­ tional ounce York tional 2 ounces ATHENS New York by Jan. 14 Crowe & Stevens, Navarinov Per S.S. Conte cl: 5c. first ounce, 3c. each addi­ 5c. first 2 ounces 5c. first ounce, 3c. each addi lc. each 2 ounces Crostev, Piraeus St. I, Piraeus, Greece Savoia from New tional ounce ljc. each addi­ tional ounce York tional 2 ounces J ERUSALEM New York by Jan. 14 Jamal Bros., P.O. Box 80, Per S S. Conte di 5c. first ounce, 3c. each addi­ 5c. first 2 ounces 3c. first ounce, 2c. each addi­ lc. each 4 ounces Brosjam, Jerusalem Jerusalem, Palestine Savoia from New tional ounce lfc each addi­ tional ounce York tional 2 ounces CAIRO New York by Jan. 19 Anglo-American Nile & Tourist Per S.S. Deutschland 12c. per ounce AIR MAIL plus 5c. first ounce, 3c 50c. per ounce AIR MAIL. Affix "Par Avion" Transport, Cairo Co., 2 El-Manakh Street, from New York each additional ounce (ordinary mail charge). label in top left corner of envelope and under- Cairo, Egypt © Affix "Par Avion" label in top left corner of en­ ® neath it mark "From London" velope and underneath it mark "From London" BOMBAY New York by Jan. 26 MacKinnon Mackenzie & Co., Per S.S. Manhattan 44c. per ounce AIR MAIL plus 5c. first ounce, 3c. 50c. per ounce AIR MAIL. Affix "Par Avion" Mackinnons, Bombay Ballard Pier, Bombay, India from New York each additional ounce (ordinary mail charge). label in top left corner of envelope and under- ® Affix "Par Avion" label in top left corner of en­ @ neath it mark "From London" velope and underneath it mark "From London" COLOMBO New York by Feb. 2 MacKinnon MacKenzie & Co., Per S.S. Berengaria 44c per ounce AIR MAIL plus 5c. first ounce, 3c. 50c. per ounce AIR MAIL. Affix "Par Avion" Nautilus, Colombo Colombo, Ceylon from New York each additional ounce (ordinary mail charge). label in top left corner of envelope and under- ® Affix "Par Avion" label in top left corner of en­ ® neath it mark "From London and in India" velope and underneath it mark "From London and in India" PENANG New York by Feb. 8 Boustead & Co. Ltd., Penang, Per S.S. Queen Mary 50c. per ounce AIR MAIL plus 5c. first ounce, 3c. 50c. per ounce AIR MAIL. Affix "Par Avion" Boustead, Penang Straits Settlements from New York each additional ounce (ordinary mail charge). label in top left corner of envelope and under- ® Affix "Par Avion" label in top left corner of en­ @ neath it mark "From Amsterdam" velope and underneath it mark "From Amsterdam" SINGAPORE New York by Feb. 11 Boustead & Co. Ltd., Singapore Per S.S. He de France 50c. per ounce AIR MAIL plus 5c. first ounce, 3c. 50c. per ounce AIR MAIL. Affix "Par Avion" Bucket, Singapore Straits Settlements from New York each additional ounce (ordinary mail charge). label in top left corner of envelope and under- ® Affix "Par Avion" label in top left corner of en­ ® neath ir mark "From Amsterdam" velope and underneath it mark "From Amsterdam" BANGKOK New York by Feb. 15 Anglo-Siam Corporation Ltd. Per S.S. Europa from 50c. per ounce AIR MAIL plus 5c. first ounce, 3c. 50c. per ounce AIR MAIL. Affix "Par Avion" Nymphales, Bangkok Bangkok, Siam New York each additional ounce (ordinary mail charge). label in top left corner of envelope and under- ® Affix "Par Avion" label in top left corner of en­ @ neath it mark "From Amsterdam" velope and underneath it mark "From Amsterdam" HONG KONG Victoria bv Feb. 18 Canadian Pacific Railway, Hong Per S.S. Empress of 5c. first ounce, 3c. each addi 5c. first 2 ounces 3c. first ounce, 2c. each addi lc. each 4 ounces Gacanpac, Hong Kong (See footnote Kong, China Russia from Victoria tional ounce ljc. each addi­ tional ounce ©) tional 2 ounces MANILA Victoria by Feb. 18 Canadian Pacific Railway, Per S.S. Empress of 3c. first ounce, 2c. each addi­ 5c. first 2 ounces 5c first ounce, 3c each addi­ lc. each 2 ounces Gacanpac, Manila (See footnote Manila, P.I. Russia from Victoria tional ounce l£c. each addi­ tional ounce ©) tional 2 ounces BATAVIA New York by Mar. 1 Java - China - Japan Line, Per S.S. Normandie! 58c. per ounce AIR MAIL plus 5c. first ounce, 3c. 50c per ounce AIR MAIL. Affix "Par Avion" Chinalyn, Batavia Batavia, Java from New York each additional ounce (ordinary mail charge). label in top left corner of envelope and under- ® Affix "Par Avion" label in top left corner of en­ @ neath it mark "From Amsterdam" velope and underneath it mark "From Amsterdam" BALI New York by Mar. 1 Royal Packet Navigation Co., Per S.S. Normandie 58c. per ounce AIR MAIL plus 5c. first ounce, 3c. 50c per ounce AIR MAIL. Affix "Par Avion" Balihotel, Denpasar Den Pasar, Bali from New York each additional ounce (ordinary mail charge). label in top left corner of envelope and under- ® Affix "Par Avion" label in top left corner of en­ ® neath it mark "From Amsterdam" velope and underneath it mark "From Amsterdam" SYDNEY Los Angeles by Mar. 1 Canadian Pacific Railway, Per S.S. Monterey 5c. first ounce, 3c. each addi- 5c. first 2 ounces 3c first ounce, 2c each addi- lc. each 4 ounces Canpac, Sydney Union House, Sydney, from San Pedro tional ounce ljc. each addi­ tional ounce Australia tional 2 ounces MELBOURNE Los Angeles bv Mar. 1 Canadian Pacific Railway, 59 Per S.S. Monterey 5c. first ounce, 3c. each addi- 5c. first 2 ounces 3c first ounce, 2c each addi- lc each 4 ounces Canpac, Melbourne Williams Street, Melbourne; from San Pedro tional ounce l|c. each addi tional ounce Australia tional 2 ounces WELLINGTON Victoria by Mar. 15 Canadian Pacific Railway, 11 Per S.S. Niagara from 5c. first ounce, 3c. each addi 5c. first 2 ounces 3c first ounce, 2c each addi lc each 4 ounces Canpac, Wellington Johnston Street, Wellington, Victoria tional ounce lfc each addi tional ounce N.Z. tional 2 ounces AUCKLAND Los Angeles by Mar. 28 Canadian Pacific Railway, Per S.S. Mariposa from 5c. first ounce, 3c. each addi- 5c. first 2 ounces 3c first ounce, 2c each addi- lc each 4 ounces; Canpac, Auckland 32-34 Ouay Street, Auckland, San Pedro tional ounce l|c. each addi­ tional ounce N.Z. tional 2 ounces SUVA Los Angeles by Mar. 28 Union S.S. Co. of New Zealand, Per S.S. Mariposa from 5c. first ounce, 3c. each addi­ 5c. first 2 ounces 3c first ounce, 2c each addi- lc. each 4 ounces Union, Suva Suva, Fiji Islands San Pedro tional ounce l|c. each addi­ tional ounce tional 2 ounces HONOLULU Los Angeles by Apr. 15 Theo. H. Davies & Co., Hono­ Per S.S. Lurline from 3c. each ounce, 2c. each addi 3c first ounce, 2c each addi- lc. each 4 ounces Gacanpac, Honolulu (See footnote ©) lulu, T.H. San Pedro tional ounce tional ounce SAN FRANCISCO San Francisco by Apr. 29 Canadian Pacific Railway, 152 3c. each ounce, 2c. each addi l|c. each 2 ounces 3c first ounce, 2c each addi lc. each 4 ounces Gacanpac, Geary Street, San Francisco, tional ounce tional ounce San Francisco Cal.. LOS ANGELES Los Angeles by May 2 Canadian Pacific Railway, 621 3c. each ounce, 2c. each addi 1 Jc. each 2 ounces 3c first ounce, 2c each addi lc each 4 ounces Gacanpac, South Grand Avenue, Los tional ounce tional ounce Los Angeles Angeles, Cal. BALBOA New York by May 9 Care Postmaster, Andrews, Cristobal Cristobal, Air Mail AIR MAIL 30C. per ounce AIR MAIL 50C per ounce CRISTOBAL Canal Zone NEW YORK New York by May 15 Canadian Pacific Railway, Can. 3c. each ounce, 2c. each addi-| 2c. each 2 ounces 3c first ounce, 2c each addi-| lc each 4 ounces Gacanpac, New York Pac. Bide:., Madison Ave. and tional ounce tional ounce 44th Street, New York, N.Y. ©Mail should leave point of mailing in sufficient time to reach the seaport by these dates. ®"Par Avion" blue labels may be obtained from your local post office. Articles marked "AIR MAIL" ©Mail should be addressed: must have the necessary Air Mail postage affixed thereon, otherwise the Post Office will not forward by Air Mail and connection will not be made with the Empress of Britain. ©Airmail connections are possible at these ports by trans-Pacific "Clipper" ships but are not shown M. here due to indefinite schedules; consult your local post office for particulars. Rates by "Clipper" In lower left mail (at date of this publication) are:— Empress of Britain Cruise Passenger corner show Show name United States Canada the ship and address Hong Kong $1.40 per ounce $1.80 per ounce and port by Care. of Canadian Manila $1.00 per ounce $1.50 per ounce which mail Pacific Honolulu .40 per ounce .50 per ounce is going. See Agent Show name and address of sender on each piece of mail matter, so it can be returned in case of non-delivery. column 4. It is inadvisable to send parcels, as in many countries the duty is so heavy that it becomes unprofitable Per S.S From.. to the sender or receiver. Be sure to have correct postage on all mail matter, to avoid delay. The Company shall not be liable for damages arising from non-delivery, mis-delivery, delay or from any error in the transmission of cablegrams, telegrams, radiograms or mail matter. AGENCIES CANADA EDMONTON Alta. R. W. Greene 106A Can. Pac. Bldg. MONTREAL Que. D. R. Kennedy 201 St. James St. West NORTH BAY Ont. R. Y. Daniaud 87 Main St. West OTTAWA Ont. J. A. McGill 83 Sparks St. QUEBEC Que. C* A. Langevin Palais Station SAINT JOHN N.B H. C. James 40 King St. SASKATOON Sask. G. R. Swalwell C.P.R. Building TORONTO Ont. E. F. Thompson Can. Pac. B'dg., King & Yonge VANCOUVER B.C. J. J Forster Can. Pac. Ry. Station VICTORIA B.C. J. Macfarlane 1102 Government St. WINNIPEG Man. W. C. Casey Main St. and Portage Ave. UNITED STATES ATLANTA Ga. W.A.Shackelford 404 C. & S. N. Bank Building Mass. L. R. Hart 405 Boylston St. BUFFALO N.Y. W. P. Wass 22 Court St. CHICAGO 111. K. A. Cook 71 East Jackson Blvd. CINCINNATI Ohio A. D. MacDonald 201 Dixie Terminal Bldg. CLEVELAND Ohio G. H. Griffin 1010 Chester Ave. DALLAS Tex. P. G. Jefferson 1212 Kirby Bldg. DETROIT Mich. M. K M alone 1231 Washington Blvd INDIANAPOLIS Ind. D. W. Allan Merchants Bank Bldg. KANSAS CITY Mo. R. G. Norris Waldheim Bldg. Los ANGELES Cal. Wm. Mcllroy 621 South Grand Ave. MINNEAPOLIS M inn. II. M. Tait 611 Second Ave. South NEW YORK N.Y. E. T. Stebbing Can. Pac. Bldg., Madison & 44th OMAHA Neb. H.J. Clark 803 Woodmen of World Bldg. PHILADELPHIA Pa. E. A Kenney 1500 Locust St. PITTSBURGH Pa. W. N. McKendry KoppersBldg., 444 Seventh Ave. PORTLAND Ore. W. U. Deacon 626 S.W. Broadway SAN FRANCISCO Cal. S. E Cor bin 152 Geary St. SEATTLE Wash. K.L. Sheehan 1320 Fourth Ave. SPOKANE Wash. E. S. McPherson Old National Bank Building ST. LOUIS Mo. G. P Carbrey 418 Locust St. TACOMA Wash. L. N. Jones 1113 Pacific Ave. WASHINGTON D.C. C. E. Phelps 14th and New York Ave. AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND and HAWAII AUCKLAND N.Z. A. W. Essex 32-34 Quay St. MELBOURNE Aust. H. Boyer 59 Williams Street SYDNEY N.S W. N. R McMorran Union House WELLINGTON N.Z. G A. Glennie 11 Johnston Street SUVA Fiji Union SS. Co of New Zealand HONOLULU T. H. Theo. H. Davies & Co. ANTWERP Belgium H. V. Gard Place de Meir 42 BASLE Switzerland Wm. Muller 3 Centralbahnplatz BELFAST Ireland H. T. Penny 24 Donegall Place BERGEN Norway W. F. Muller Guldskogaarden 2. BERLIN W.8 Germany A. W. Treadaway Unter den Linden 65 BIRMINGHAM England G. W. Murrell 4 Victoria Sq. BRISTOL England T. W. Thorne 18 St. Augustine's Pde BRUSSELS Belgium G. L. M. Servais 98 Blvd. Adolphe Max BUCHAREST Roumania D. Kapeller Transit, B-dul Gheorghe D uca 1 BUDAPEST H ungary B. A Kovacs VIIBaross—ter 12 CHERBOURG France < 'anadian Pacific 48 Rue Alfred Rossel COPENHAGEN Denmark Bennet's Travel Bureau Raadhuspladen 47 DUBLIN Ireland A. T. McDonald 44 Dawson Street DUNDEE Scotland H. H. Bnrthwick 88 Commercial St. GENEVA Switzerlanc E Bergmann 13 Rue du Mont Blanc GLASGOW Scotland C. L. Crowe 25 Both well Street HAMBURG Germany H. S. Richardson Alsterdamn 9 HAVRE France .1 M; Currie & Co 2 Rue Pleuvry HELSINGFORS Finland The Finska Angfartygs Aktiebolaget LIVERPOOL England E. S. Spackman Pier Head LONDON Knirland D. O. Beaton Trafalgar Square LUCERNE Switzerland Bucher & Co. Grand Hotel, Haldenstrasse4 MANCHESTER England R. L. Hughes 43 Cross Street MARSEILLES France J. M Currie & Cc 37 Boulevard des Dames Moscow U.S.S.R. Intourist Ltd. 11 Gorky Street NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE Ens: A. S. Craig 34 Mosley Street OSLO Norway D. Jenssen Skippergaten30 P.O. Box 1G2 PARIS France A. V. Clark 24 Boulevard des Capucines PRAGUE Czecho-Slov.W. D. Alder Poric 22 Legio Bank Palace RIGA Latvia O. Birsul P.O. Box 478 Smilsu iela 28-30 ROME Italy J. A. Philip 130 Via Del Tritone ROTTERDAM Holland J. Springett 91 Coolsingel SOUTHAMPTON England H. Taylor Canute Road STAVANGER Norway H N. Pedersen Ovre Holmegate 22 STOCKHOLM Sweden Wagon-Lits/Cook Gustav Adolfs Torg 16 VIENNA Austria F. A. King 6 Opernring WARSAW Poland G. Hyna P.O. Box 750, ORIENT Ul Marzalkowska 117 HONG KONG China E. Hospes Opposite Blake Pier KOBE Japan S. H Garrod 7 Harima-Machi MANILA P.I. B. H. Stearns 14 Calle David NAGASAKI Japan Holme, Ringer & Co. PEIPING China A. C. Henning; & Co. Steamship Agents SHANGHAI China A. M. Parker E wo Bldg., The Bund & Peking Rd. TOKYO Japan W. R.Buckberrough No. E-7 SanchomeMarunouchi YOKOHAMA Japan B. G. Ryan 21 Yamashita-Cho

G. T. FRAYNE General Agent, Cruise Department Montreal, Que. J. J. FORSTER Steamship General Passenger Agent Vancouver, B.C. W. C.CASEY Steamship General Passenger Agent Winnipeg, Man. P. D. SUTHERLAND General Passenger Agent, Cruises Montreal, Que. W. G. ANNABLE Asst. Steamship Passgi . Traffic Mgr. Montreal, Que. Wm. BAIRD Steamship Passenger Traffic Manager Montreal, Que.