Notable Passengers

The EMPRESS OF ASIA, commanded by A. J. Hailey, began a Pacific crossing upon sailing from Vancouver on October 3^rd, 1929.

The ship carried108 Saloon Class, 106 Second Class, 43 Third Class and about 500 Steerage passengers.

Several passengers were sailing to Japan to participate in the third biennial conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations.

Notable passengers embarking aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA on October 3^rd, 1929 at Vancouver and Victoria.

Lord and Lady Hailsham	Attending the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations at Kyoto.
Hon. Hugh Wyndham	Attending the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations at Kyoto.
Hon. W. W. Astor	Attending the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations at Kyoto.
Malcolm MacDonald	Attending the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations at Kyoto.
G. E. Coks	Attending the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations at Kyoto.
Dame Edith Lyttleton	Attending the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations at Kyoto.
Lady Craig	Attending the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations at Kyoto.
Miss R. Balfour	Attending the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations at Kyoto.
George Sale	Attending the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations at Kyoto.
Lionel Curtis	Attending the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations at Kyoto.
C. A. Rose	Attending the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations at Kyoto.
Francis Rankin	Attending the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations at Kyoto.
Dr. Aurelia Rinehardt	President of Knowles College, attending the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations at Kyoto.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Birks
Lois Birks
E. K. Stewart-Smith
N. B. Brown	Of London, England.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Killam
R. W. Allan	President of the Mechanical Engineering Institute, London.
Professor F. F. Angus

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