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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.

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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. Navy), New York, N..Y. Clark, Miss I Bradford, Eng. Clarke, Lieut. F. H. .. London, Eng. Cook, Mrs. A. G. D. .. London, Eng. and Child London, Eng. Cooper, Capt. N. .... London, Eng. Cox, Mrs. J, L Sydney. N.S.W.

The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. R.M.S. GRAMPIAN.

Crawford, Pay. Sub-Lieut.. London, Eng. Cunningham, Miss M., Melbourne, N.S.W.

Dalton, Mr. L. C; Demerara, B.G. Deadman, Capt. . London, Eng. Dean, Lieut. C. . Montreal, Que. Draper, Mr. C. B. . Toronto, Ont.

Easton, Mrs New Ferry, Eng. and Tv/o Children New Ferry, Eng. Edge, Mr. H. ,. .. .. Toronto, Ont. Edwards, Mrs. E. S., Birkenhead, Eng. Elms, Mrs Vancouver, B.C. and Baby Vancouver, B.C. Erskine, Mrs. Ethel Vancouver, B.C. Eyre, Miss M. L. Paskwegin, Sask

Farley, Mrs...... London, Eng. and Child London, Eng. Faulkner, Mrs. G. A. ,. Victoria, B.C. Ferguson, Mrs London, Eng. and Child ...... London, Eng. French, Mrs...... London, Eng.

The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. R.M.S. GRAMPIAN.

Glenney, Lieut. W. R. ,.. , London, Eng. Gosset, Mr. M. P. .. .. New York, N.Y. Griess, Miss K. E. .. ."'. Victoria, B.C.

Hair, Mr. L. . ^Liverpool, Eng. Halliday, Mr. J. . .Brantford, Ont. and Child .. ..Brantford, Ont. Hamilton, Lieut. P. London, Eng. Hardy, Lieut. J. G. Cambridge, Eng. Harper, Mrs. .. London, Eng. and Infant . A London, Eng. Harrison, Lieut. G. .. London, Eng. Hibbert, Mr. I. .. Montreal, Que. Hickes, Mrs. N. .. Toronto, Qnt. Hodgson, Mr. G. R. .. London, Eng. Hogg, Lieut. A. W, .. London, Eng. Holland, Mr. Ellis .. London, Eng. Hollingworth, Mrs. A ..Sydney, N.S.W. Hollingworth, Miss E ..Sydney, N.S.W. Howell, Lieut. M. C. .. London, Eng. Hursthouse, Capt. F. . . London, Eng.

Isaac, Miss D. .. .'...... London, Eng.

The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. RMS. GRAMPIAN

Jackman. Chief Stoker .. London, Eng. Johnston, Mr. W. P. .. Auckland, N.Z. Jeynes, Mr. H. W. .. Birmingham, Eng.

Ker, Lieut. B. R. .. Vancouver, B.C. King, Miss D Sydney, N.S.W. Kirkhope, Mr Redcliffe, Eng. Knight, Mr. 0. R. M. . .Sydney, N.S.W. Knight, Mrs...... Sydney, N.S.W.

Logan, Capt. R. A... .. Halifax, N.S. Lonsr, Mrs. E. J. .. .. London, Eng. Loosle, Mr. W. J. .. .. Liverpool, Eng. Ludlow, Mr. H. .. Liverpool, Eng.

Maconachie, Mrs. London, Eng. and Child London, Eng. Martin, Mrs. L. B. Boston, Mass. and Child .. Boston, Mass. Mason, Mr. J. W. *' Cumberland, Eng. Mathews, Mr. G...T. Vancouver, B.C. Mathews, Mrs. E. Vancouver, B.C.

The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. R.M.S. GRAMPIAN.

Mathews, Miss N. A. Vancouver, B.C. Mathews, Miss N. . Vancouver, B.C. McCabe, Capt. T. . .. Boston, Mass. McCabe, Mrs. P. T.. ... Boston, Mass. McFarlane, Mr. D. . Napier, N.Z. Mclnnes, Lieut. C. R, . . Toronto, Ont. McManus, Mrs. .. London, Eng. Medhurst, Mrs. E. F. .. Toronto, Ont. Milne, Mrs. . . Longhurst, Eng. Milne, Miss...... Longhurst, Eng. Mnncaster, Lieut. .. London, Eng. Muncaster, Mrs. .. London, Eng. Munn, Miss F. J. R., Westmount, Que.

Newton, Lieut. G. R. G... Hamilton, Ont. Newton, Mrs. S Winnipeg, Man.

O'Donnell, Mr. H. A. .. Hamilton, Ont. Owen, Mr. D. A. .. Liverpool, Eng.

Parker, Mr. A. G. ... ,. Ottawa, Ont. Parker, Mr. H. . .Liverpool, Eng. Paton, Mr. J. .. Charlottetown, P.E.I.

The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. R.M.S. GRAMPIAN.

Perkins, Mr, E. 0. ., Liverpool, Eng, Philip, Mr. J. A. Edinburgh, Scot. Phillips, Miss M. .. St. John, N.B, Pierce, Rev. I. Wm .. Brussels^Ont. Pierce, Mrs. G. R. .. Brussels, Ont. and Child .. Brussels, Ont. and Child .. Brussels, Ont. Pope, Mr. H. W. Moose Jaw, Sask. Power, Mrs. E... Burton-cn-Trent, Eng. and Infant.. Burton-on-Trent, Eng. Pullin, Mrs. T. .. Morse, Sask. and Child .. Morse, Sask.

Ray, Mrs .. London, Eng. Restrepo, Mr. S London, Eng. Ridley, Lieut. C. B. .. Toronto, Ont. Ririe, Mr. J. H Liverpool, Eng. Rouse, 2nd-I.ieut. I. R. - London, Eng.

Salisbury-Jones, Capt. A. G., Toronto, Ont. Salisbury-Jones, Mr. A. T... London, Eng. Sanders, Mr. C. M. Green Gate, Eng. Scott, Mr. G. D. .. Montreal, Que. Smith, Mrs. M. Cheetham, Eng. Sterling, Mrs. M. . .Sydney, N.S.W. Stewart, Mr. H. .. Toronto, Ont.

The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. WMB. GRAMPIAN.

Taylor, Mr."J. W. ,: ,." .. Toronto, Ont. Tresize, Mr. K. M, .. Yokohama, Japan Turnbull, Mrs. .. *.. .. London, Eng. and Child ...... London, Eng.

Walker, Mrs J. E. .. .: London, Eng. Walker, Mrs. C, New Westminster, B.C. Whitlock, Lieut. H. London, Eng. Wilding, Mr. J. • H.­ : .Liverpool, Eng. Will, Mr. C. J. Melbourne, N.S.W. Winter, Mr. S. H. . .Liverpool, Eng. Wyatt, Mr. S. L. . .Liverpool, Eng. Wyllie, Mr. J. L. Aberdeen, Scot.

Young, Miss L. H. London, Eng.

Zeron, Lieut London, Eng.

The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. RMS. GRAMPIAN.

Overseas Military Forces of Canada.

Abel, Cadet .. Algie, Cadet .. A Anderson, Cadet Anderson, Cadet Andrews, Cadet'. A Apsey, Cadet ... A. Armitage, Cadet A Ash, Cadet

Babcock, Cadet IAA Baker, Lieut. .. A Barrett-Lennerd, Lieut. Bedard, Cadet .,:-! . i Beeth, Cadet ... .; Bell, Cadet.. . .'• A Bell, Cadet.. .. A Bdlyea, Cadet .. .. Black, N.-Sister (M.O. Staff) Black, Cadet .. Bonner, Lieut. .. Bowler, Cadet .. d Bowles, Cadet .. Bradford, Cadet Brice, Cadet Elrittian, Cadet . > Bromley, Cadet.. Brookbank, Cadet .. Brooks, Cadet

The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. R.M.S. GRAMPIAN.

Broomfield, Cadet Brown, Capt. ,. Brownell, Cadet Burns, N.-Sister

Campbell, Cadet Cargee, Cadet . Carter, Cadet . Carter, Cadet . Casey, Cadet Chenoweth, Lieut Clark, Cadet . Clark, Cadet . Clark, Cadet . Clements, Capt. Collins, Cadet . Cook, Cadet Cook, Cadet- . Corbett, Cadet . Cormack, Cadet Creswick, Cadet Critchley, Major

Davidson, Capt., Pay Staff Davis, Lieut. Depew, Cadet Depew-Brook, Cadet Dickinson, Lieut. Dickinson, Cadet Diesch, Cadet .. Dobson, Lieut., Staff Dondale, Cadet..

The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. R.M.S. GRAMPIAN.

Duce, Cadet Dudley, Cadet .. .. Duffy, Cadet .. .. Dunning, Lieut. Dutton, Cadet .. ..

Emery, Cadet Evans, Cadet

Farr, Cadet Fenwick, Cadet Filyer, Cadet Findlay, Cadet Flagg, Major, S.M.O.

Gales, N.-Sister.. Gallagher, Cadet Gelling, Lieut., Staff Gilroy, Cadet .. .. Goeling, Cadet Goodall, Cadet .. .. Goshow, N.-Sister .. Green, Cadet .. Grey, Cadet Griffiths, Cadet Grirnshaw, Major Hale, Major, O.C. .. HalMing. Cadet.. . Ham, Cadet Hanna, Cadet ..

The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. R.M.S. GRAMPIAN.

Harding, Cadet Harrison, Cadet Harrison, Cadet Harrison, Cadet Hart, Lieut. Harvey, Cadet .. Hayden, Lieut. Haydon, Lieut. Heaslit, Capt. .. Henderson, Cadet Henderson, Cadet Hepburn, Cadet Heron, Cadet Hoeken, Cadet Holly, Capt. Holmes, Cadet Hosie, Caaet Howe, Cadet Hunton, Cadet Huston, Cadet

Illsley, Lieut. Irwin, Cadet Jack, Cadet jerkins, Cadet Jones, N.-Sister H. Jones, Cadet C. L.

Kennedy, Cadet Knight, Cadet ... Know, Cadet ..

The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Lilriited. R.MS GRAMPIAN.

Knowles, Cadet Kuntz, N.-Sister (M.O. Staff) Laing, Major Laird, Cadet Latimer, Capt. • Law, -Lieut-Col. Lawrie, Cadet . Leach, Cadet t[ Lee, Cadet Lemon, Cadet . Le Page, Cadet. Loney, Cadet

MacDougall, Cadet .. Marcroft, Cadet McAllister, Cadet .. McCarthy, Cadet McDonnell, Cadet .. McDougal, Cadet McKeil, Cadet .. .. McKindsey, Cadet A, McLean, Cadet McMahon, Cadet A McMillan, Lieut. '.:. McNamee, N.-Sister., McNaughton, Cadet McNichol, Cadet Miller, Cadet ...... A.0 Millington, Cadet Mills, Cadet ..A Mitchell, Cadet

The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. R.M.S. GRAMPIAN.

Moore, Lieut. .. Moore, Cadet .. Moore, Cadet .. Morgan, Cadet ..

Newton, Cadet ., Nicholson, Cadet Nicol, Lieut. North, Cadet .. Nuttall, Lieut. ..

O'Donnell, Cadet O'Heron, Cadet.. Oram, Lieut. Osborne, N.-Sister

Pnck, Cadet Parker, Cadet .. Parker, Cadet .. Perkins, Cadet . . Petty, Cadet .. Phelps, Cadet . . Pickard, Lieut. Pilgiane, Cadet Plintoff, Cadet .. Poole, Lieut. Pope, Cadet

Quick, Cadet

Reid, Cadet .. Robertson, Cadet

The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. R.M.S. GRAMPIAN.

Robertson, Cadet Robins, Cadet Roy, Major, M.O. .,, .. Ryan, Cadet I Sampson, Cadet Scott, Cadet Scott, N.-Sister .. Sexsmith, Cadet ... Sharpe, Lieut. Shaw, Cadet .... Sheridan, Cadet Shields, Cadet Simmerman, Cadet Simpson, Cadet Simson, Cadet Sinclair, Cadet Smith, Cadet Smith, Cadet Smith, Lieut C. C. Speare, Cadet , Stanley, Cadet .. Statham, Cadet Stevens, Cadet .. Stevenson, Cadet Stewart, Cadet

Tease, Cadet .. .. Thomas, Cadet Thompson, Cadet Thornton, Cadet Tolmie, Major

The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. R.M.S. GRAMPIAN.

Townsend, Lieut. Train, Cadet Troyer, Cadet ..

Urquhart, Cadet

Wain, Cadet .. '.. Waterman, Cadet .. Watson, Lieut .. : f. Wherrett, Cadet V. . . White, Cadet .. .'. .. Wildgoose, Cadet Wilkinson, Cadet Wood, Capt, Adjt, Staff

The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Limited. I CANADIAN PACIFIC THE EMPIRE'S GREATEST RAILWAY.

OPERATING over 18,500 miles of railway, the Canadian Pacific has the most complete and far-reaching service, not only in Canada itself, but also for the Western States of America. The finest fishing and shooting in Canada is along its lines. No railway in the world passes through country so picturesque or so varied in its character. Canadian Pacific hotels of the first rank are to be found in the chief commercial and tourist centres. Ask the Purser for illustrated pamphlets or write to :— GEO. MCL. BROWN, European Manager, Canadian Pacific Railway, 62-65, CHARING CROSS, LONDON, S.W. 1, or local agents everywhere.

C.P.R. WINDSOR STREET STATION. ACROSS DOMINION SQUARE, MONTREAL. DEPARTMENT OF COLONIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT.

The Canadian Pacific Railway has some six million acres of choice farm lands for sale in WESTERN CANADA at low prices, and on long terms of payment. These lands are sold under the following plans •— SETTLEMENT PLAN. To purchasers who will agree to settle upon and develop their farms, lands will be sold on special terms of one-tenth down with the balance extended over twenty years, and special concessions as to payments during first three years. IRRIGATED LANDS. In the famous Irrigation Block east of Calgary, and in the Lethbridge Irrigation Di trict in Southern Alberta, irrigated lands are sold at prices ranging from fifty dollars an acre, terms one-tenth down with balance extended over twenty years. LOAN TO SETTLERS. To purchasers of irrigated lands, under certain conditions, a loan in improvements not exceeding two thousand dollars will be granted. Amount of loan to be paid off with land payments. ADv/ANCE OF LIVE STOCK. In order to encourage the production of live stock, purchasers of irrigated lands, under certain conditions, will be advanced live stock to the value of one thousand dollars on a cash payment of twenty per cent. Balance on easy terms. READY-MADE FARMS. Specially selected farms, improved by the erection of buildings and fences, the sinking of wells, and other preliminary work, have been laid out in colonies, and will be sold to actual settlers under the twenty-year plan. Buyers must be married men and prepared to occupy their farms.

NO ^SETTLEMENT PLAN Extended to lands in certain districts only. Terms one-tenth down with balance extended over ten years. Interest is charged on deferred payments under this and all other plans at the rate of six per cent.

TOWN SITES. Lots in towns along the line of the Canadian Pacific are open for sale on terms of one-third cash with balance in six and twelve months. Information as to industrial opportunities in any of these towns will be supplied on request. Further information and particulars can be obtained from the Department of Colonization and Development, Canadian Pacific Railway, which maintains offices at Windsor Street Station, Montreal, P.Q., Winnipeg, Man., Calgary, Alta., Saskatoon, Sask., and London, Eng. HE line of the Canadian Pacific Railway extends across Train Canada from St. John, New Brunswick, on the Atlantic T Ocean, to the City of Vancouver on the Pacific Ocean, Service. and it is the only transcontinental railway in America whose passengers are carried without change of cars from tidewater to tidewater. It is the only system of Railway " from Ocean to Ocean " under one management. TICKET OFFICES at important stations are open 30 minutes before departure of trains, and passengers are requested to purchase tickets before entering cars. Passengers should always procure tickets at regular railway ticket offices, and ask for them via the Canadian Pacific Railway. MILEAGE BOOKS, good on New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, and Algoma Districts, but not locally in the State of Maine, are sold at principal stations, $28.75 for 1,000 miles. These books are valid for one year from date of issue, for purchaser only, whose signature they must bear, and are not transferable. Mileage book coupons are not good on trains, but must be exchanged at the ticket office for passage ticket before entering cars. HE great forests of the Dominion of Canada have long Sport in been recognized as the home of big game. The prairies are T the favorite hiding places of the quail, partridge, chicken, Canada. woodcock, etc. The marshes are the haunts of the wild water fowl, and the great waterways the home of many species of fish. The transportation facilities to this great land of fur, feather and fin are excellent. The sportsman is placed by the Canadian Pacific Railway within easy reach of the desired game. Owing to the immense area covered by this railway from Atlantic to Pacific, a great variety of sport of all kinds is rendered easily accessible in all Provinces of the Dominion. Good reliable guides can be had in all parts of Canada at reason­ able wages, but this must be arranged well in advance of the trip. The Tourist and Colonisation Agents of the Canadian Pacific at Montreal are always ready to give advice to enquirers on this point as on other points connected with camping trips. Particular attention is paid to the wants and requests of sports­ men, and lists of guides, information regarding any special district, game laws, outfits and supplies will be promptly obtained on application to A. O. SEYMOUR, General Tourist Agent, Canadian Pacific Railway, Montreal. HILE the perfect sleeping and dining car W services of the Canadian Pacific Railway pro­ Canadian vide every comfort and luxury for travellers Pacific making the continuous overland through trip, it has been found necessary to provide hotel accommoda­ Hotels. tion at points of interest among the mountains and elsewhere, from Atlantic to Pacific. These hotels are :

The Chateau Frontenac, Quebec. Mount Stephen House, Field, B.C Place Viger Hotel, Montreal. Emerald Lake Chalet, The Algonquin, St. Andrew's, N.B. Near Field, B.C. McAdam Station Hotel, Glacier House, Glacier, B.C. McAdam Junction, N.B. The Royal Alexandra, Hotel Sicamous, Sicamous, B.C. Winnipeg, Man. Hotel Incola, Penticton, B.C. Hotel Pal User, Calgary. Hotel Vancouver, Vancouver, B.C. Banff Hotel, Banff, Alta. Cameron Lake Chalet, Chateau Lake Louise. Lake Louise, Cameron Lake, B.C. Alta. Empress Hotel, Victoria, B.C. CANADIAN PACIFIC TELEGRAPHS. The telegraph system of the C.P.R. extends along the entire length of the railway, and reaches every point of importance off the line of railway in the Dominion of Canada, The Commercial Cable Co. (Mackay-Bennett system) gives the C.P.R. the most direct connection with Europe, Asia and Africa. Direct connection with the British Pacific Cable to Australia, New Zealand, etc. ; the Commercial Pacific Cable to the Hawaiian Islands, Philippine Islands, China and Japan ; and the Commercial Havana Cable to Havana, etc. The Postal Telegraph Co., of New York and San Francisco, enables the C.P.R. to reach all important points in the United States. The Halifax-Bermuda and Direct West Indies Cable Co..gives connection with Bermuda, Jamaica and points in the West Indies. Direct connection with the Dominion Government Telegraph Line to the Yukon and points in Alaska. A tariff of charges for Telegrams is posted at all Telegraph Offices, and is kept by all Sleeping and Parlor Car Porters for inspection. Senders of messages are requested to compare the charges made with the rates on tariff. To ensure quick despatch to all points, see that your telegrams are written on C.P.R. Telegraph Blanks and are handed in at C.P.R. Offices. DOMINION EXPRESS COMPANY OF CANADA. Operating on all lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Canadian Pacific Ocean Services and other Railway and Steamship Companies FORWARDERS of MERCHANDISE, MONEY, VALUABLES, &c. PROMPTLY, CAREFULLY AND AT REASONABLE RATES.

MONEY ORDERS, FOREIGN CHEQUES AND TRAVELLERS CHEQUES ISSUED. Money transferred by Telegraph and Cable. There is no better way to carry your funds than in Dominion Express Travellers Cheques. They are issued in denominations of $10, $20, $50, $100 and $200, and show on the face of each the amount you will receive in foreign money. They identify you and protect you against loss, and are accepted by Express Agents, Banks, Railway Companies, Hotels, etc. Full particulars on application to any C.P.R., C.P.O.S. or DOMINION EXPRESS OFFICE, or GEO. MCL. BROWN, European Agent, 62/65, Charing Cross, London, S.W. 1. > .3 .2 & .2 a « > i rt a; 4> • -a, a & .w o *~* CQ "C u i:§l a 1 2ZX*< o « °*• rta *** «u o « bfl 4J o o fc H O S Ou, 2 o * 04 O. ! 13 a x> « O O O J ei " c* :j %. a U C/) U CO a) k 0, a. . U U t (24 « I I I II eo en < 1 J. N9 <•#• \n J.UUJA.LJ.J,'J5 aA s a a!