Notable Passengers

The EMPRESS OF ASIA, commanded by A. J. Hailey, concluded a Pacific crossing upon reaching Vancouver on February 9^th, 1929. The ship reported a small passenger list with only 182 passengers comprising 28 First Class, 14 Second Class, 22 Third Class and 118 Steerage.

A good cargo was reported with 23 tons discharged at Victoria and 4,290 tons at Vancouver. Cargo included 3,107 bales of raw silk destined for eastern mills, 1, 680 bags of mail for Canada and the United States and 23 bags for the mail airplane.

Notable passengers aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA arriving at Vancouver on February 9^th, 1929.

Mrs. F. Pollard	Disembarked at Victoria.
Louise Pollard	Disembarked at Victoria.
Mrs. R. B. Mosher	Disembarked at Victoria.
J. Abbli	Yokohama silk merchant.
A. McDougall	Kobe banker.
P. Boekstein	Netherlands Trading Company, Shanghai.
H. E. Campbell	Director of the Ilbert Company, Shanghai.
E. Fuaraz	Secretary of the French Municipal Council of Shanghai.
D. M. Ross	Manager of the Hong Kong-Shanghai at Kobe.
Dr. E. F. Graff	Returning to New York from Greece after association with the American Women’s Hospital.
M. C. Phillips	Returning to New York from Greece after association with the American Women’s Hospital.
K. Ikeda	Shidzuoka tea merchant.
W. E. Yates Jr.	Returning to Leeds, England, on the final leg of a world tour.

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