May 21 1933 - Notable Passengers
The EMPRESS OF ASIA, commanded by A. V.
R. Lovegrove, concluded a Pacific crossing upon reaching Vancouver on May 21st,
1933. On the voyage the ship
reported a smooth passage. A fair passenger list and a considerable cargo were
also reported. Some silk and silver bullion was unloaded at Victoria for
transfer to the Grace Line SS SANTA PAULA for delivery to New York.
Dr. D. G. Beebe |
Philippine planter of Port
Isabella proceeding to the United States. |
J. Black |
Of Manila, a professional golfer
visiting Vancouver. |
F. W. T. Ross |
Of Hong Kong, George Falconer
& Company, proceeding to Europe |
Captain U. V. Douglas |
Of Bombay, en route to England. |
Professor L. T. Ride |
Of Hong Kong University,
travelling to Europe. |
J. E. Peach |
Prominent steel merchant of
Sheffield returning home after a visit to the Orient. |
P. A. Sellars |
Of Hankow, Hong Kong &
Shanghai Banking Corporation, en route to England. |
A. E. Partridge |
Of Federated Malay States, Hong
Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, en route to England. |
J. Taylor |
Of Shanghai, Socony-Vacuum
Corporation, en route to England and the continent. |
Mr. and Mrs. H. Rogerson |
Principal and teacher
respectively of Nieh Chik Kue Public School and School for Girls, en
route to England. |
S. F. Tabbutt |
Of Shanghai, Ligett & Meyer
Tobacco Company, en route to England. |
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Taffe and
daughter |
Prominent New Zealand
optometrist on a world tour. |
A. Brown |
Of Peiping, Manager of National
City Bank, proceeding to the United States. |
G. Ward Price |
Director of THE DAILY MAIL,
London, returning after a visit to the Orient. |
Hrs. E. R. Kaufman |
Head of the YWCA, Tokyo, en
route to Eastern Canada. |
Mr. and Mrs. John Ruston |
Of London, around the world
tourists. |
J. R. Taylor |
Of Singapore, en route to
Newfoundland and England. |
R. I. D. Woodhouse |
Canton Insurance Company’s
representative at Tientsin, proceeding to England and the Continent. |
Harry Handy |
Prominent theatrical man of
Rangoon and Calcutta, proceeding to Chicago. |
Comte Maxim De Berchem |
Catholic priest from Cairo
travelling to Spain. |
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mills |
Of Shanghai, en route to
England. |
M. Sethelais |
Private Secretary to the Swedish
Ambassador at Tokyo. |
Mrs. Swan Kernan |
Of New York, returning from a
visit to the Orient. |
E. Sogihara |
Managing Director of the
Japanese Exhibitors Association en route to Chicago. |
E. Nakamura |
Son the Vice-President of the
Association Of Industry, Japan, proceeding to Chicago. |
Y. Yeto |
Secretary to E. Sogihara |
Mr. and Mrs. C. Kadono and
daughter |
The former being advisor to
Japan’s Chief Delegate to the London Economic Conference. |
S. Nakajima |
Secretary to C. Kadona |
H. Itch |
General Appraiser of the Customs
Section of the Imperial Department of Finance, Tokyo, proceeding to
London for the Economic Conference. |
O. Hisatomi |
Corespondent for the newspaper
Hochi Shimbun, Tokyo, en route to London to cover the Economic
Conference. |
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