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U' OE^I Li ^ IS I^Y^ Igesc vA k~xt U\a ZrlL iA; 'j fi~\A d\J FBffJ U' O E^i Li ^ IS i^Y^ IGESc PASStAAAA Lisn CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES. IR.flD.5. (Branqriatu (11 000 TONS). J TURNBULL, COMMANDER. D. J. C. JONES CHIEF OFFICER. E. MACFADYEN .. .CHIEF ENGINEER. H. TAYLOR PURSER. J. P. FRIZELL SURGEON. W. J. ARDEN CHIEF STEWARD. SAILING FROM LIVERPOOL FOR ST. JOHN. N.B., FRIDAY, 24TH JANUARY, 1919. &4t4uu,4 xccm x r. The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. TRANS-ATLANTIC SERVICE. LIVERPOOL to ST. JOHN, N.B. LONDON to ST. JOHN, N.B. GLASGOW to ST. JOHN, N.B. Return Ocean Tickets are issued at combined outward and homeward fares according to Season, no rebate being allowed. An abatement of 5 % is allowed on the homeward portion of Return Cabin Tickets by the Glasgow Service. Passengers holding Return Ocean Tickets have the option of travelling by any of the Company's steamers, subject to the pay­ ment of difference in fare, if any. Canadian Pacific Representatives meet all incoming and outgoing special trains at Euston Station, London, and steamers at Liverpool and Glasgow, and will give passengers all information and assistance. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Owing to the number of steamships requisitioned by the British Government and consequent dis­ arrangement of sailing dates on account of European hostilities, all sailings are only approximate and , subject to cancellation without notice. The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. TRANS* PACIFIC SERVICE. *R.M.S. "EMPRESS OF RUSSIA." *R.M.S. "EMPRESS OF ASIA/' R.M.S. "EMPRESS OF JAPAN." "MONTEAGLE." * Largest and most luxurious Steamers on the Paciiic. VANCOUVER TO YOKOHAMA, KOBE, SHANGHAI MANILA & HONG KONG. Connections are made at Yokohama and Kobe with steamers to and from all parts of Japan and Corea, aho for North China Ports and Trans- Siberian Route to Europe; at Shanghai for North China, Mid-China and the Yangtse River Ports and Hong Kong for South China, Tonkin, Manila, the Straits Settlement, Australia, India, and Europe, via Suez. Empresses stop at intermediate ports from 6 to 12 hours. The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited, The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. Head Offices at LONDON, 8, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, S.W. 1. Accommodation, Tickets, etc., can be obtained at the undernoted addresses: IN EUROPE. POSTAL ADDRESS. TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS. TELEPHONE NO. C.P.O.S.,,LONDON, S.W. I.T . „. „, . ,,. .. , . 14, Cockspur-Street, S.W-1 1 Linallan> Westrand. London. 8332 Gerrard. C.P.O.S., LONDON, E.C. I , . , y London. 103, Leadenhall Street,E.C.3 j. YesreK:' Led> 4707 Avenue. C.P.O.S., LIVERPOOL. \ r„,.„„„^ „ Uarcan ac Liverpool, 8690 Bank. •« Royal Liver Building f P > C.P.O.S., BRISTOL. AorMnn„ Uarcanpac Bristol, 1836 Bristol. 18-, St. Augustine's Parade j ' C.P.O.S., GLASGOW | rov„or_ „ Carcan Glasgow, 6601 Central. 25, Bothwell Street J" Pac, C.P.O.S., DUNDEE. ) „ ,, n n r Dundee, 88, Commercial Street ( uunallan< 38 Dundee. C.P.O.S., LONDONDERRY. ) rflrCflnn.,r 50, Foyle Street / <-arcanPac, Londonderry, CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, 62/65, Charing Cross, S.W. 1 LONDON CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, 67/68, King W'illiam St., E.C.4 LONDON' CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, 6, Water Street .. .. LIVERPOOL CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, 18, St. Augustine's Parade .. BRISTOL CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,- 120, St. Vincent Street .. GLASGOW' CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, 1, Mount Street .. .. MANCHESTER' CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, 41, Victoria Street .. BELFAST' CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, 4, Victoria Square .'.' BIRMINGHAM! And at PARIS, GENOA, NAPLES, ROTTERDAM. IN CANADA AND UNITED STATES. WM. WEBBER . 141/143, St. James Street MONTREAL. J. R. CLANCY . 138, St. Peter Street .. .. (Summer) QUEBEC J. R. CLANCY . CP.O.S. Dock .. ..(Winter) ST. JOHN, N.B. I. E. SUCKLING . 1, King Street East TORONTO, ONT. W. C CASEY . 364, Main Street WINNIPEG, MAN. J. j. FORSTER . Canadian Pacific Railway Station.. VANCOUVER, B.C. E. G. CHESBROUGH . 220, Healey Building .. .... .. ATLANTA, GA. E. F. L. STURDEE . 332, Washington Street BOSTON, MASS. L. R. HART . 11, South Division Street .. .. .. BUFFALO, N.Y. E. T. STEBBING .. 1231, Broadway NEW YORK, N.Y. C. L. WILLIAMS .. ,. 340, Sixth Avenue .. .; .. .. PITTSBURG, PA. GEO. A. CLIFFORD . 2033, East Ninth Street.. .'. .. CLEVELAND, OHIO. M. E. MALONE .. ,. 436, Walnut Street CINCINNATI, OHIO. M. G. MURPHY .. 199, Griswold Street DETROIT, MICH. H. M. MACCALLUM ,. 140, South Clark Street CHICAGO, III. E. L. SHEEHAN .. 420, Locust Street .. .. ST. LOUIS, MO. R. S. ELS WORTHY . 402, Nicollet Avenue MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. E. E. PENN . 608, Second Avenue .. .. .. SEATTLE, WASH. J. V. MURPHY '.. 55, Third Street PORTLAND, ORE. F. L. NASON . 645, Market Street SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. A. A. POLHAMUS . 605, South Spring Street .. .. Los ANGELES, CAL. INFORMATION FOR PASSENGERS. Breakfast from 8-30 a.m. to 10 a.m. Luncheon 1 p.m. Dinner 7 p.m. Lights are extinguished in the Saloon at 11 p.m., Cafe* and Music Room 11-30 p.m., and Smoke Room midnight. The Bar closes at 11 p.m. Divine Service in the Saloon 10-30 a.m. Sunday. Seats at Table. — Passengers who have not previously arranged for seats at table to be reserved should apply for same to the Second Steward. Deck Chairs are supplied free of charge for the use of Passengers. Steamer Rugs may be hired on board at cost of 4/- for single journey. Money Exchange.—The Purser is authorised, for the convenience oi" passengers, to exchange a limited amount of English, Canadian, and American money. The Surgeon is authorised 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. Valuables.—A safe is provided in the office of the Purser, in which Passengers may deposit money and valuables for safe keeping during the voyage, free of charge. Passengers' Letters and Telegrams.—On arrival at Landing Port, passengers' letters, &c, are brought on board, and passengers are requested to enquire for same at the Purser's office. Passengers are cordially invited to make the Canadian Pacific Offices their headquarters, and have their letters, telegrams, cables, addressed to our care. To facilitate the delivery of letters and telegrams which reach the Company after steamer arrives at Landing port, passengers are requested to give the Purser their name and address on the card for the purpose which will be found in the cabin or can be obtained at Purser's office. Posting Letters at Sea.—The Canadian Government notify that the Postal Administration of the United Kingdom « and Canada have entered into an agreement whereby either British or Canadian postage stamps may be used for prepay­ ment of correspondence posted on the high seas on board contract mail steamers between Canada and the United Kingdom, whether such correspondence be posted on the Eastbound or Westbound passage of the mail steamers. CUSTOMS AND BAGGAGE. ANADIAN Pacific baggage officials and Canadian Govern­ C ment Customs officials will meet the Steamer on arrival, and arrange the examination and checking of baggage of passengers through to the rail destination. S. Customs Officers are at Halifax, St. John, N.B., Ottawa, U • Toronto, London, Ont., Winnipeg, Man., Banff (during Summer) and Vancouver, B.C., Stations to examine baggage destined for U.S. Passengers travelling to the U.S. via those points are recommended to have baggage examined at either place and avoid examination at International Boundary. Baggage from U.S. to Canada, and vice versa, not examined at places named above must be examined at International Boundary, otherwise it will be held by Customs. Passengers should attend personally to having their baggage examined by Customs Officers. PECIAL DELIVERY OF BAGGAGE.—Passengers for S Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Hamilton, Winnipeg, Vancouver, or Victoria, and the larger cities in the Eastern United States, may now have baggage checked by any agent of this Company through to any residence, hotel, steamship dock, or railway depot, in such cities. This is a convenience. The transfer charge is collected by the baggage master at time of checking. THE CHATEAU FRONTENAC, QUEBEC. RMS. GRAMPIAN, List of Cabin Passengers. Aaron, Mr. P. .. Hull, Eng. Anderson, Mr. Wm. .. Kendal, Eng. Anderson, Mrs. M. .1 Kendal, Eng. Anderson, Mr. H. Whitley Bay, Eng. Anderson, Mrs. ... Dcndee, Scot. Anderson, Capt. .'.) London, Eng. Auld, Mrs, E. C. M . .Stratford, Eng, Bailey, Mr. C. .. .. Toronto, Ont. Baucher, Miss E. Bootle, Eng. Baxter, Mr. E. G. .. Glasgow, Scot. Beech, Mr. J. .. .A London, Eng. Birch, Miss D. E. .. Reading, Eng. Bodily, Mr. W. E. .Liverpool, Eng. Booth, Capt. H. j Toronto, Ont. Bonney, Lieut. .. .. London, Eng. Boyd, Mrs. K. T. ..Sydney, N.S.W. Boyd, Miss K. D. .Sydney, N.S.W. Boyling, Miss B. ., j London, Eng. The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. R.M.S. GRAMPIAN. Brawn, Miss M. Northampton, Eng. Brett, Mr. F. .. Victoria, N.S.W. Bronson, Capt. G. .. Ottawa, Ont. Brown, Mrs. K. .. London, Eng. Bruce, Mrs. M. W. .. Hawick, Scot. Bucknell, Mr. L. H. Edinburgh, Scot. Bushnell, Mr. I. C. .. Sheffield, Eng. Calvert, Mrs. E. B. .. Melbourne, N.S.W. Calvert, Mr. CM. .. Melbourne, Aus. Calvert, Mrs. C. M. .. Melbourne, N.S.W. Cannon, Mr. A. M. .Shanghai, China Cardswell, Lieut. .. London, Eng. Cardswall, Mrs... .. London, Eng. and Infant .. London, Eng. Carey, Mr. Wm. R. .. West Mersea, Eng. Carey, Mrs. E. .. .. West Mersea, Eng. and Child .. .. West Mersea, Eng. and Child .. West Mersea, Eng. Carter, Mrs. M. C, Burton-on-Trent, Eng. Child, Commander W. G. (U.S.
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