Hon. H. H. Stevens, Mrs. Stevens and Marjorie Stevens

H. H. Stevens was the Canadian Minister of Trade and Commerce; his party was bound for Honolulu.

A. E. Tregent

Of Vancouver travelling to Honolulu.

D. I. Tregent

Of Vancouver travelling to Honolulu.

E. E. Baker

Of Vancouver travelling to Honolulu.

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Field

Of Portland travelling to Honolulu.

Phillip Field

Of Portland travelling to Honolulu.

Elinor Field

Of Portland travelling to Honolulu.

Harriet Field

Of Portland travelling to Honolulu.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Butterworth

Of Seattle travelling to Honolulu.

Margaret Heilman

Of Seattle travelling to Honolulu.

Ernest Steiner

Of Seattle travelling to Honolulu.

W. Dejarlais

Of Seattle travelling to Honolulu.

Wilfred Dejarlais

Of Seattle travelling to Honolulu.

David Spencer

Associated with the Spencer Company stores of Vancouver, en route to the Far East.

Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Spencer

Associated with the Spencer Company stores of Vancouver, en route to the Far East.

Dr. Arthur Torrance

A British Physician en route to Manchuria to battle the plague.

L. Galt

Of Victoria, en route to the Far East.

M. Galt

Of Victoria, en route to the Far East.

Captain A. J. Holland

The Marine Superintendent of Canadian Pacific Steamships en route to Hong Kong to supervise the overhaul of Canadian Pacific ships.

R. R. Liddell

The Superintendent Engineer of Canadian Pacific Steamships en route to Hong Kong to supervise the overhaul of Canadian Pacific ships.

H. C. Spring

En route to the far East.