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SS Canada

[There is no sworn statement for this ship.]

    


                    PASSENGER LIST
                         PER
                   S.S. "CANADA,"
       From LIVERPOOL to QUEBEC and MONTREAL, 
                   4th JUNE, 1910. 
                 CAPTAIN R. O. JONES. 
Surgeon--Dr. R. D. NEAGLE.     Chief Steward--W. FISHER.

  1 Acton, Mr. James
  2 Acton, Mrs.
  3 Adamson, Mr. John
  4 Adamson, Mr. William
  5 Adamson, Mrs. T.G.
  6 Alcock, Mr. A.W.
  7 Alexander, Mr. William
  8 Allen, Miss Ada
  9 Alton, Mr. R.
 10 Anderson, Mr. James
 11 Anderson, Miss R.M.
 12 Anderson, Miss Olga
 13 Annett, Mr. Henry
 14 Ashdown, Mrs. Ellen S.
 15 Ashdown, Miss
 16 Attwater, Mr. W.F.
 17 Attwater, Mr. Roland
 18 Attwater, Mrs. W.F.
 19 Attwater, Miss Muriel
 20 Attwater, Miss Elsie
 21 Attwater, Miss Gladys
 22 Badgley, Mrs. F.M.
 23 Bahr, Mr. Anton Otto
 24 Bahr, Mr. Antony G.O.
 25 Bahr, Master Emil N.G.O.
 26 Bahr, Mrs. Florence
 27 Bahr, Miss Helen B.J.
 28 Bahr, Miss Doreen E.
 29 Bailey, Mr. S.U.
 30 Baly, Mrs. Annie
 31 Barber, Mrs. C.
 32 Barker, Mr. Edward
 33 Barneveld, Mr. A.
 34 Bate, Mr. Ernest
 35 Bayliss, Miss
 36 Bell, Mr. Gowen
    
 37 Bell, Mrs. Violet
 38 Bell, Miss Violet M. 
 39 Bell, Miss Lilian S.

 40 Bentley, Miss Minnie M. 
 41 Berenblum, Miss Feige
 42 Bilsborough, Mr. Richard
 43 Bilsborough, Mrs. 
 44 Bilsborough, Master W. 
 45 Bilsborough, Miss Alice
 46 Bilsborough, Master R.
 47 Bilsborough, Master H.
 48 Bilsborough, Mrs. M.
 49 Bilsborough, Master R.
 50 Bilsborough, Master H.
 51 Bilsborough, Master C.
 52 Bilsborough, Master Fred
 53 Blennerhasset, Mr. Thomas
 54 Blundell, Mr. A.S.
 55 Blundell, Mrs. A.B.
 56 Bolton, Mr. Arthur
 57 Bolton, Master H. 
 58 Bolton, Mrs. Sophia
 59 Boutelle, Miss Grace H. 
 60 Brazie, Miss Annie
 61 Brearley, Miss Nellie
 62 Broddy, Dr. W.A.
 63 Brown, Mr. Wesley
 64 Brown, Mrs. B.
 65 Budd, Mrs. A.
 66 Budd, Miss T.
 67 Budd, Miss M.
 68 Budd, Miss M.
 69 Bullock, Mrs. Edith
 70 Bullock, Master Lewis H.
 71 Burke, Mr. J.J.
 72 Burke, Mrs. A.M.
 73 Byard, Mrs. F.L.M.
 74 Caldow, Mr. John
 75 Cameron, Mr. Dougald
 76 Cameron, Master D.
 77 Cameron, Mrs. M.
 78 Cameron, Miss Mary
 79 Cameron, Miss Johnetta
 80 Canwright, Dr. H.L.
 81 Canwright, Mrs. 
 82 Canwright, Mr. H.
 83 Canwright, Master Theo.
 84 Carpenter, Mrs. E.
 85 Carpenter, Miss I.N.
 86 Carswell, Mr. A.H.
 87 Cartier, Mr. A. 
 88 Carter, Mrs. M.
 89 Chadwick, Mr. Thomas
 90 Chargeois, Mr. J.L.
 91 Chargois, Mr. Y.E.L.
 92 Charnock, Mr. Thomas
 93 Cohen, Mr. S.
 94 Christiansen, Mrs. M.
 95 Clucas, Mr. John Henry
 96 Cooper, Mr. John Wm. 
 97 Corbett, Mr. E.W.
 98 Corkill, Mrs. 
 99 Costain, Mrs. Catherine E.
100 Costain, Miss Kathleen
101 Costain, Miss M.E.
102 Costain, Miss Madge
103 Cox, Mr. G.
104 Cox, Mrs. A.M.
105 Craigie, Mr. J.W.
106 Cullingford, Mr. W.E.
107 Cullingford, Mrs.
108 Cunham. Mr. Frank
109 Curran, Miss Mary K.
110 Curwell, Mrs. A.J.
111 Cutts, Mr. A.
112 David, Mr. E.T.
113 David, Mrs.
114 David, Mr. Robert B.
115 Davies, Mr. John W.
116 Davies, Mrs. G.
117 Davies, Miss May
118 Davies, Miss M.
119 Davies, Master S.
120 Dawson, Mr. Harry
121 Dawson, Mr. Thomas
122 Dickinson, Miss M.
123 Dodd, Mr. C.H.
124 Dodd, Mrs. 
125 Dougherty, Mrs. Clara
126 Dowell, Miss Dorothy
127 Downer, Mr. E.
128 Downing, Mr. W.
129 Duncan, Mr. William W.
130 Duncan, Mrs. Isabella
131 Eaton, Mrs. Mary H.
132 Ellis, Mr. F.A.
133 Ellse, Mr. William Henry
134 Evans, Mrs. Fred H.
135 Evans, Mr. G.H.
136 Evans, Mrs. W.
137 Evans, Master W.W.
138 Evans, Master John M.
139 Evans, Master Charles L.
140 Evans, Miss Gladys
141 Evans, Miss A.M.
142 Fagan, Mr. Harry R.
143 Farmer, Mrs. J.H.
144 Ferrari, Mr. C.
145 Fitzsimmons, Mrs. M.
146 Fletcher, Mr. John
147 Fletcher, Mrs. John
148 Fletcher, Miss M.
149 Forrest, Mr. J.A.
150 Forsberg, Miss Signe
151 Forsyth, Miss Annie
152 Foster, Miss Lizzie
153 Fox, Mr. James D.
154 Francey, Mr. David M.
155 Francey, Mrs. L.
156 Fray, Mr. Norman C.
157 Fray, Mrs. Alice M.
158 Gardner, Miss H.
159 Gerrard, Mr. Thomas
160 Gibbins, Miss M.
161 Gilbert, Mr. John
162 Gilbert, Mrs. J.
163 Gilbert, Miss Jessie
164 Gilbert, Master James
165 Gill, Mr. Vernon K.
166 Gollings, Miss Edith
167 Gollings, Miss Nellie
168 Govaine, Mr. Fred
169 Graham, Mr. Thomas W. 
170 Grantham, Mr. George
171 Gravert, Mr. Charles
172 Gravert, Mrs. 
173 Gravert, Mr. Kurt
174 Grote, Miss V.G.
175 Grove, Mr. Harry
176 Grove, Mrs. Alice
177 Grove, Master Chas. Ed.
178 Grove, Master John Henry
179 Guttmann, Mr. 
180 Hall, Mr. Robert
181 Hamilton, Miss Sarah
182 Hampson, Mrs. G.M.
183 Hampson, Mr. John
184 Hampson, Master J
185 Hampton, Miss Mary
186 Hancock, Mr. Ernest H.
187 Harcourt, Miss Emma
188 Hargreaves, Mr. John
189 Hargreaves, Mrs. Florrie
190 Hargreaves, Master Harold
191 Hargreaves, Master Jas. W.
192 Harmon, Mr. Joseph 
193 Hartington, Mr. John
194 Harvey, Dr. B.C.H
195 Harvey, Mrs.
196 Harvey, Mrs. Margarete
197 Harvey, Miss Mildred
198 Haynes, Mr. S.J.
199 Head, Mr. W.D.
200 Hebenton, Mr. Andrew
201 Henricksen, Mr. I.G.
202 Hepworth, Mr. S.C.
203 Hill, Mr. L. Oakley
204 Hjornevik, Miss Margret
205 Hood, Mr. J.H.C.
206 Hornibrooke, Miss Mabel
207 Horsnall, Mr. A.E.
208 Horwitz, Miss Beatrice
209 Howarth, Mr. E.
210 Howarth, Mr. Lawrence E.
211 Humphreys, Mr. George
212 Humphreys, Mrs. 
213 Huntrods, Mr. Joseph
214 Hutchinson, Mr. T.H.
215 Hutchinson, Mrs. 
216 Hyde, Mr. Joseph E.
217 Ives, Miss Grace E.
218 Ives, Miss L.I.
219 Jackson, Mr. Tom
220 Jarvis, Mr, H P   
221 Jensen, Mrs. L.L.
222 Johnston, Miss Elizabeth
223 Johnston, Mr. Wm. B.
224 Jones, Mrs.
225 Jones, Mr. John
226 Jones, Mr. Joseph T.
227 Jones, Mrs. Ada
228 Jones, Master Clifford
229 Jones, Mr. E.C.
230 Kempin, Miss A.L.
231 Kennedy, Miss M.
232 Keyworth, Mr. William
233 Konig, Mr. A.
234 Kortun, Miss Golde
235 Kronenberger, Mr. M
236 Larsen, Mr. E.C.
237 Leach, Mrs. Annie
238 Leacroft, Mr. J.F.
239 Le Brun, Mr. Karl
240 Leech, Mr. William
241 Lever, Mr. Harry M.
242 Lipp, Mr. William
243 Loxley, Mr. F.
244 Lovesey, Miss Edith E.
245 Lowles, Mr. G.A.
246 Lowles, Mrs. 
247 Madsen, Mr. M.P.
248 Magnussen, Miss Betty
249 Manson, Mr. David A.
250 Martin, Mrs. A.
251 Martin, Miss D.F.
252 Mason, Mr. Joe Garfield
253 McDonald, Mr. C.
254 McGregor, Miss Annie
255 McHugh, Miss M.
256 McMeekin, Mr. George C.
257 McMeekin, Mrs. 
258 McMeekin, Master Hugh
259 McMeekin, Mr. David
260 Mellor, Miss W.
261 Mends, Mrs. Annie
262 Mends, Miss Polly
263 Michail, Mr. George W.
264 Moffatt, Mr. Fred W.
265 Moody, Mr. R.C.
266 Mortensen, Mr. J.P.
267 Mortensen, Miss Mathilda
268 Mortinsen, Mr. Jorgen
269 Moyle, Miss Gipsy
270 Murty, Mr. Alex.
271 Murty, Mrs. Mary
272 Oberle, Miss K.
273 Ochs, Mr. A.
274 Ochs, Mrs. 
275 O'Gorman, Miss T.J.
276 O'Kano, Mr. Gataro
277 Oldershaw, Mr. J.
278 Oliphant, Miss M.
279 Oliver, Mr. P.A.
280 Oliver, Mrs. P.A.
281 Olsen, Miss Hilma
282 Olsen, Miss Jennie A.
283 Osman, Mrs. Mary A.
284 Palmer, Mr. Edwin
285 Patterson, Mr. John
286 Peachy, Mr. J.
287 Peachy, Mrs. 
288 Peat, Rev. Jacob F.
289 Peat, Mrs. 
290 Peat, Master Leslie
291 Peat, Master Wilbur
292 Peat, Miss R.
293 Pletinckx, Mr. J.E.M.
294 Phillip, Mr. Richard
295 Phillips, Miss Elenor
296 Phillips, Miss Rebecca
297 Piercy, Mr. Reginald
298 Priestley, Mr. J.D.
299 Quirion, Rev. John
300 Radmore, Mr. Alfred G.
301 Rainey, Mrs. 
302 Rapson, Mr. E. Percy
303 Read, Miss Ethel M.
304 Robathan, Mr. E.O.
305 Robeson, Mrs. E.H.
306 Robinson, Mr. C.S.
307 Robinson, Mr. A.L.
308 Ross, Mr. R.W.
309 Ross, Mrs.
310 Ross, Master R.H.
311 Ross, Master J.
312 Ross, Miss E.M.
313 Royal, Miss V.S.
314 Russell, Mr. H.M.
315 Russell, Mrs. 
316 Russell, Master Henry
317 Rutter, Mrs. A.F.
318 Schmidt, Mr. Albert
319 Schmidt, Mrs. Johanne
320 Schmidt, Miss Vera
321 Schmidt, Miss Jarma J.
322 Schmidt, Mr. William
323 Schofield, Mrs. Minnie
324 Scott, Mr. Robert D.
325 Scott, Miss Mary J.
326 Sharrock, Mrs. A.E.
327 Sheard, Mr. Reginald P.
328 Simonson, Mr. M.K.
329 Simonson, Miss Helen
330 Simonson, Master W.
331 Simpson, Miss Agnes
332 Skeles, Mr. John Thomas
333 Skelton, Mr. L.R.
334 Slack, Mr. James
335 Smith, Mr. Albert
336 Smith, Miss S.H.
337 Southworth, Mr. James
338 Speight, Mr. Willie
339 Spencer, Mr. James
340 Stewart, Mr. John
341 Stewart, Mrs. 
342 Stocker, Mr. F.
343 Stocker, Miss K.
344 Stocker, Miss M.
345 Stout, Mr. John
346 Sumner, Mr. J.B.
347 Svensen, Miss Nellie
348 Syvertsen, Miss Jenny
349 Taylor, Miss E.A.
350 Thomas, Mr. S.
351 Thomas, Mrs. S.
352 Thomas, Mrs. 
353 Thomas, Master
354 Thomas, Master
355 Thomas, Miss E.
356 Townsend, Mrs. L.M.
357 Townsend, Master G.T.
358 Townsend, Master E.J.
359 Tucker, Mr. A.W.
360 Turner, Miss E.
361 Vernon, Miss D.E.
362 Viney, Mr. Thomas
363 Viney, Mrs. Amelia
364 Waites, Mrs. H.
365 Walker, Miss A.J.
366 Walkinshaw, Mr. Francis
367 Wallis, Miss Ada
368 Watson, Mr. W.
369 Watson, Miss
370 Watt, Mr. George H.
371 Wearmouth, Mr. Herbert
372 Webster, Mrs. E.
373 Weightman, Mr. William
374 Wells, Mr. George
375 Whalley, Mr. Harry
376 Whittaker, Mr. S.L.
377 Whitten, Mrs. H.M.
378 Williams, Miss D.M.S.
379 Williams, Miss A.
380 Willis, Mr. 
381 Willis, Mrs. 
382 Willis, Master
383 Willis, Master
384 Willmore, Miss E.
385 Wilson, Miss Jane
386 Wing, Mr. Herbert R.
387 Witcomb, Miss M.A.
388 Witt, Mr. James
390 Wood, Mr. John F.
391 Wood, Mr. L.
392 Zink, Mrs. Anna N
393 Zink, Miss K.
394 Zink, Master P.


                        NOTICE.
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           LANDING ARRANGEMENTS AT MONTREAL.
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  SHOULD THE STEAMER ARRIVE AT THE MONTREAL WHARF
AFTER 8 P.M., PASSENGERS HAVE THE OPTION OF REMAINING ON
BOARD OVERNIGHT AND LANDING AFTER BREAKFAST ON THE 
FOLLOWING MORNING. 

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 FRONT COVER 

                       DOMINION LINE 
                    ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS 

                   -- PICTURE OF SHIP -- 

                       S. S. "CANADA," 
          From LIVERPOOL, for QUEBEC and MONTREAL, 
                  SATURDAY, JUNE 4th, 1910. 
                         ----------
                       PASSENGER LIST.

INSIDE FRONT COVER

              White Star Dominion Canadian Service. 
              -------------------------------------
                 LIVERPOOL -- QUEBEC -- MONTREAL. 
              -------------------------------------
                    WHITE STAR LINE STEAMERS 

LAURENTIC, Triple Screw.................................14,892 Tons. 
   (Combination of Turbine and Reciprocating Engines) 
MEGANTIC, Twin Screw....................................14,878 Tons. 

          (THE LARGEST VESSELS IN THE CANADIAN TRADE)

                    DOMINION LINE STEAMERS. 

CANADA, Twin Screw..10,000 Tons. /  DOMINION, Twin Screw..7,008 Tons. 
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                 LIVERPOOL -- QUEBEC -- MONTREAL. 

    FROM LIVERPOOL.                            FROM MONTREAL. 

              Embarkation                 STEAMER          Date. 
Date             Hour

              First Class 
               not later   Second 
                 than       Class 


Apl.  21  Thur    ..*        3-0 pm     *DOMINION    May   7  Sat. 
Apl.  30  Sat.   6-30 pm    5-15 pm      LAURENTIC   May  14  Sat. 
May    7  Sat.    ..        5-15 pm     *CANADA      May  21  Sat. 
May   14  Sat.   6-30 pm    5-15 pm      MEGANTIC    May  28  Sat. 
May   21  Sat.    ..        5-15 pm     *DOMINION    June  4  Sat. 
May   28  Sat.   6-30 pm    5-15 pm      LAURENTIC   June 11  Sat. 
June   4  Sat.    ..        5-15 pm     *CANADA      June 18  Sat. 
June  11  Sat.   6-30 pm    5-15 pm      MEGANTIC    June 25  Sat. 
June  18  Sat.    ..        5-15 pm     *DOMINION    July  2  Sat. 
June  25  Sat.   6-30 pm    5-15 pm      LAURENTIC   July  9  Sat. 
July   2  Sat.    ..        5-15 pm     *CANADA      July 16  Sat. 
July   9  Sat.   6-30 pm    5-15 pm      MEGANTIC    July 23  Sat. 
July  16  Sat.    ..        5-15 pm     *DOMINION    July 30  Sat. 
July  23  Sat.   6-30 pm    5-15 pm      LAURENTIC   Aug.  6  Sat. 
July  30  Sat.    ..        5-15 pm     *CANADA      Aug. 13  Sat. 
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White Star Line Steamers: --"Laurentic," "Megantic." 
Dominion Line Steamers: --"Canada," "Dominion." 
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* "Canada," and "Dominion." carry only Second and Third
Class Passengers. 
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WIRELESS TELEGRAM RATES. 
  CANADA.-- The minimum Marconi rate via Quebec, Grosse Isle and Father 
Point, or through the medium of a passing steamer and one of these stations 
is 2s, 1d for ten words; each additionalword, 1 1/2d. The minimum Marconi 
rate via Clarke City, Fame Point, Heath Point, Whittie Rocks, Point Rich, 
Point Amour, Belle Isle, Cape Bay, or through the medium of a passing steamer 
and one of these stations is 4s, 2d for ten words; each extra word, 3d. The 
minimum rate through the Cape Race station, or through the medium of a 
passing steamer and this station is 12s, 6d. for ten words; each
extra word, 9d. Text only counted; address and signature free; land line 
charges additional. All charges must be prepaid. 
  UNITED KINGDOM.-- The rate via Crookhaven or other stations in the United 
Kingdom, or through the medium of another passing steamer is 10d. per word; 
every word in address, text and signature counted; land charges additional; 
all charges must be prepaid. 
  SHIP TO SHIP.-- The rate from ship to ship is 8d. per word, every word in 
address, textand signature counted, and all charges must be prepaid. 



INSIDE BACK 

              White Star--Dominion Canadian Service

                         SECOND CLASS.
      BREAKFAST 8 A.M.  LUNCHEON 12.30 P.M.  DINNER 6 P.M.

  The Bar closes at 11 p.m. LIGHTS are extinguished in the Saloon
at 11 p.m., and in the Smoking Room at 11-30 p.m.
  Smoking is not allowed in the Saloon or State-rooms. 
  Please apply to the Second Steward for Seats at Table. 
  MARCONIGRAMS.--The "Laurentic," "Megantic," "Canada," and 
"Dominion," are fitted with Marconi Wireless System of Telegraphy, and
messages for despatch should be handed to the Chief Steward. 
  The Surgeon is authorized to make customary charges, subject in each
case to the approval of the Commander, for treating any passengers at their
request for any illness not originating on board the ship*. In the case of
sickness developed on board, no charge will be made and medicine will be
provided free in all circumstances.
  VALUABLES.--The Company will not be responsible for Money, Jewellery*
and other Valuables of Passengers. 
  Passengers are warned not to keep such articles in their Staterooms, but
are recommended to hand same, sealed, and marked with the owner's 
name, to the Purser for deposit in his safe, but as no charge is made for
carriage, the Company can accept no responsibility for loss or damage
however arrising. 
  For the convenience of Passengers the Purser is prepared to exchange a
limited amount of English, Canadian and American money. The rate of
exchange will be 4 dollars 80 cents to the L1* when giving American or
Canadian in exchange for English currency, and L1* to 4 dollard 95 cents, 
when giving English money for American or Canadian money. 
  Inquiries regarding Baggage will be attended to by the Baggage Steward,
to whom all Baggage which Passengers wish to leave in the Company's care
should be handed, properly labelled, and with full instructions as to 
disposal. 
  Steamer Chairs can be obtained for use on the voyage, at a charge of
3s. each, upon application to the Deck Steward. 
  BAGGAGE.--Only hand bags and trunks which will fit underneath the
berths are allowed in the state-rooms. All large or heavy luggage must be
placed in the baggage-room, to which access can be gained by applying 
to the Baggage Steward. 
  AUTOMOBILE TOURS.--Arrangements have been made whereby passengers
by the White Star--Dominion Canadian Service can hire automobiles to meet
them on arrival of the steamer at Liverpool, for tours in the British Isles 
or on the Continent. Orders may be sent from Canada or the United States
through the Company's Offices, or direct from the steamer by the aid of the 
Marconi Wireless Telegraph. 
  Passengers will greatly expedite the disembarkation if they will have
their state-room baggage packed ready for removal directly on arrival, so
that the transfer may at once be proceeded with. 
  Persons holding Return Certificates should give as early notice as possible
of the date upon which they desire to sail Eastbound to the White Star--
Dominion Canadian Service, Bell Telephone Buildings, 118, Notre Dame
Street West, Montreal. 
  Letters may be addressed to the care of any of the Offices named herein, 
and they will be retained until called for, or forwarded according to
instructions. All such letters should bear the address to which they should
be sent if not called for. 
  Travellers' Cheques, payable in all parts of Europe, can be purchased at
all the Principal Offices of the White Star--Dominion Canadian Service. 


BACK COVER* 

    White Star--Dominion Canadian Service. 
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       OFFICES AND PRINCIPAL AGENCIES

LIVERPOOL          30, James Street. 
LONDON             1, Cockspur Street, S.W.
                       and 38, Leadenhall Street, E.C. 
SOUTHAMPTON        Canute Road. 
BRISTOL            West India House 
PLYMOUTH           10, Millbay Road. 
QUEENSTOWN         James Scott & Co. 
GENOA              Via Alla Nunziata, No 18 
NAPLES             21, Piazza della Bousa. 
PARIS              9, Rue Scribe (N. Martin). 
BERLIN             Unter den Linden, 6 (Al Peters)
NEW YORK           9, Broadway
BOSTON             84, State Street. 
CHICAGO            9096, Dearborn Street. 
MINNEAPOLIS        121, South Third Street. 
MONTREAL           Bell Telephone Buildings, 118 Notre
                      Dame Street West
QUEBEC             53, Dalhousie Street 
NEW ORLEANS        219, St. Charles Street. 
PHILADELPHIA       1319, Walnut Street 
PORTLAND Me.       1, India House 
SAN FRANCISCO      319, Geauy Street 
SEATTLE, WASH.     619, Second Avenue
ST. LOUIS          900, Locust Street 
TORONTO            41, King Street East. 
WASHINGTON         1306, F Street, N.W. 
WINNIPEG           205, McDermott Avenue 
HALIFAX            A. G. Jones & Co. 

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Transcriber's Notes: 
- This was a totally typed manifest. 
- The copy of this manifest [that I received to transcribe] is most 
  probably a manifest booklet or pamphlet; thus, the amount of 
  information it contains. 
- It is typed in whole as it came from the list I received.
- There were no deaths on the passage.
- There were no ages or occupations listed. 
- The passenger's list was not numbered originally, and was already 
  typed in alphabetical order. 
- I did not abbreviate passenger names; all names were typed exactly as they
  appear in the passenger's list. 

In the passenger list itself: 
- The use of an * indicates an omission or error made by the original 
  recorder. 
- The use of a ? indicates words or letters that could not be read, due 
  to quality of original document. 

203 The ? indicates that the letter is probably a j but could be an i. 
208 The ? indicates that the letter is probably an E but could be an F. 
218 A comma is used after Mr instead of a period; no periods after initials. 
291 The ? indicates that the letter is probably an e, but could be a c. 

For the section titled INSIDE FRONT COVER: 
- The ".." must mean no schedule time, and probably does not mean 
  ditto, especially since the first entry is "..". 
- The verbage is typed exactly as it appears on the inside cover, line by line. 
- The use of an * indicates that I inserted L1 where the European currency 
  indicator was used. 

For the section titled BACK COVER: 
- The copy quality is very poor, though typed. 

For the section titled INSIDE BACK: 
- The word jewellry is spelled here as it appears in the manifest. 



Pat Galovich was pleased to find her ancestors on this ship. 
They were the Bell family, passengers 37-39.

Violet BELL (nee STEVEN), born 1886 at Arbroath, Scotland was my maternal 
grandmother.  She lived with her husband and 2 daughters (Violet Mona and
Lillian STEVEN) in Douglas, Isle of Man before sailing to Canada on 
June 4, 1910 aboard the S.S. Canada, arriving in Montreal and then 
travelling to Vancouver, B.C. to take up residence.  Violet's husband, 
Henry Wesley BELL born 1885 in Douglas, Isle of man had previously
immigrated to Canada circ. 1909, arriving from South Africa where he 
had been employed with the DeBeers Consolidated Mining Co. at Kimberley. 
Upon his arrival in Vancouver, he worked briefly for the "Art Emporium" 
as a picture framer/photographer before opening up his own shop called 
"BELL's Art Store" on Georgia Street.  Henry trained as an artist on the 
Isle of Man before leaving for South Africa and the family has several 
of his sketches.  
Violet and Henry's daughter Lillian Steven BELL was my mother, born in 
1908 at Douglas, IOM, married Thomas Watt WALLACE (from Scotland) in 1927 
at Vancouver and died in 1991 at the age of 83 years.  Her sister Mona born
1906 also at Douglas, IOM married and eventually died in 1983 in the 
Vancouver area."

Transcribed by Frankie Palisi, a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 15 January 2000

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