June 21 1935 - Notable Passengers
The EMPRESS OF ASIA, under the command of Captain A. V. R. Lovegrove, concluded a Pacific crossing upon reaching Vancouver on June 21st, 1935. On this crossing Hawaii was called upon prior to reaching Victoria. Over 100 passengers embarked at Honolulu. The ship reported an uneventful passage. Cargo included mail and a large consignment of general freight.
Note of Interest:
Lawrence
Griswold, an archaeologist and naturalist was a passenger on this voyage.
He was returning from the Far East after securing white monkeys and cobra
snakes for zoological institutions in New York and Washington.
Griswold
had previously sailed on the EMPRESS OF ASIA in 1934 when he and fellow
scientist William Harkness had secured several Komodo Dragons in the Dutch East
Indies.
Notable passengers aboard EMPRESS OF
ASIA arriving at Vancouver on June 21st, 1935.
Reverend Father Martin O’Gara |
Vicar Apostolic of Yuanling, Hunan, en route to New York, |
Lawrence Griswold |
Archaeologist and naturalist returning from a Far Eastern expedition. |
Dr. E. Morgan and Mrs. Morgan |
Missionaries from Shanghai. |
J. Motherwell |
Of the Consolidated Smelter Company, Trail. |
General Nutt and Mrs. Nutt |
The former of the Army in India, en route to England. |
A. Porteous |
Of the Consolidated Smelter Company, Trail. |
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ringer |
The former being with Holme, Ringer and Company, agents for the Canadian Pacific at Nagasaki, en route to England. |
M. C. G. Ringer |
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V. Ringer |
|
C. A. Rand |
Of Shanghai, traffic superintendent of the Great Northern Telegraph Company. |
Lieutenant-Commander Ryder |
Royal Navy, of H.M.S. MEDWAY, en route to England. |
Mrs. J. Stark |
Associated with the Chinese Inland mission, Shanghai. |
Mrs. Streatfield |
Associated with the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, en route to Toronto. |
D. Streatfield |
Associated with the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, en route to Toronto. |
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Easson |
En route to Toronto. |
Mrs. M. M. Dehague |
En route to England. |
N. Dehague |
En route to England. |
Mr. and Mrs. J. Black |
The former being a golf professional in Manila, travelling to Montreal. |
J. Black Jr. |
Travelling to Montreal. |
Mrs. H. F. Cabell |
Of Portland, a member of the Garden Club of America returning from Japan. |
Mrs. J. O. Gallagher |
Of Seattle, a member of the
Garden Club of America returning from Japan. |
Mrs. E. Wood |
Of Portland, a member of the Garden Club of America returning from Japan. |
Dr. H. W. Wade |
With the Leonard Wood Memorial at Manila |
Mrs. George Cantaly |
En route from Honolulu. |
J. Darroch |
Returning from missionary work in China. |
Mr. and Mrs. G. Donnely |
Of Chicago |
Mr. and Mrs. J. Garcia |
Of Maui. |
C. Garcia |
Of Maui. |
Lieutenant J. Hamilton |
Royal Navy, of H.M.S. MEDWAY, en route to England. |
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hemer |
Associated with the British American Tobacco Company, Shanghai. |
Deep Narayan Singh |
Member of the Legislative Assembly of India, on a world tour. |
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