September 11 1933 - Notable Passengers
The EMPRESS OF ASIA, commanded by A. V. R. Lovegrove, concluded a Pacific crossing upon reaching Vancouver on September 11th, 1933. The ship entered Victoria ahead of heavy fog banks that rolled in from the Pacific. A fair passenger list was reported and 200 tons of cargo was discharged at Victoria including raw silk. The silk was transferred to the SS SANTA PAULA which then sailed for New York. Notable passengers aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA arriving at Vancouver on September 11th, 1933.
Patricia Hamilton-Smith |
Returning from an extended tour
of the Orient. |
R. A. Nicholson |
Returning from a Shanghai visit. |
N. L. Walsh |
Of San Francisco returning from
a tour of the Orient. |
M. Flynn |
Of San Francisco returning from
a tour of the Orient. |
H. O. Bedgood |
Prominent Glasgow shipbuilder. |
E. T. Barnes |
Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation, Tientsin. |
Dr. H. B. Freidlander |
Of Shanghai en route to England. |
R. S. Greene |
Director of the Peiping Medical
Board, proceeding to New York. |
E. P. Lachlan |
Tea Department of Jardine,
Matheson & Company, proceeding to London. |
G. E. Marden |
Chairman of the Shanghai Tug
& Lighter Company en route to London. |
S. T. Kammimura |
Proceeding to London to join the
Japanese Embassy. |
O. Okawa |
Travelling to New York. |
Reverend Dr. Roberts |
United Church Toronto, returning
home from the Orient. |
Dr. David Yorah |
Calgary. |
F. T. Bernstein |
New York. |
Bishop L. H. Roots |
New York. |
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