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THE CHINA MAIL,

WORLD NEWS IN PICTURES.

Follows Her Nose

PRINCESS NORAH

A bow rudder is a unique feature in the equipment of the Princess Norah, latest addition to the flect of the British Columbia Coastal Stearnships of the Canadian Pacific Railway. This facilitates the eon- trol of the vessel in the narrow channels in Pacific constal waters and between Vancouver Island and the mainlard linking the ports of Vancouver, Victoria, and Seattle.

The Princess is shown bere in dry- dock, her bow rudder being plainly visible. On her initial voyage up the coast she. carried a disting- uished company, including Their Excellencies the Governor General and Lady Willingdon, Hon. Ran- dolph Bruce, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, and his nicee. Miss Helen Mackenzie, and prom- inent residents of the Pacific coast.

Vice Regal Totem

The Gateway of C.P.R. Connections to New York

Their Excellencies Lord and Lady Willingdon are photographed with "Captain Jack" who, on behalf of the Indians of Friendly Cove. presented them with the forty-foot totem pole on the occasion of their tour of the west coast of Vancouver Island on the initial voyage of the Princess Canadian Pacific S.S. Norai.

Captain E. Gillam

At the heart of New York, at 42nd Street is the New York Central Station where Canadian Pacific trains from Montreal and Toronto arrive and depart. The above is a photo of the New York, Central building which is a part of the station building and is one of the out- standing buildings in a city of wonderful buildings. Standing almost ferty stories high at the head of Park Avenue, it rises well. above the high buildings surrounding. It is of gold relieved by britant reds and greens and when lit by a battery of flood-lights at night it is one of the beautics of New York and can be seen for many miles around.

THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1929.

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One of the fleet of vacuum tracks used by the Canadian Pacific Railway to help maintain the standard of cleanliness demanded for sit its services. After each rua, every equare inch of carpet and upholstery is thoroughly cleaned, all movable partions, such as seats being taken out and treated by air. An army of cleaners are maintained at all terminals.

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IGH officials of the Canadian Pacific were much relieved when Dr. equipped, separate lounge and smoking rooms, a buffet and originating in London to the effect that mustard vlasters were as There are, et course, ample writing facilities and a small library. Deneficial as ultra-violet rays. During a long winter the Company The sleeping care designed for this train are also “differént”- has been engaged in building for us on the Trans-Canada" special Finished in brown, a color note which is carried out in the upholstery, Solarium-Lounge sacs equipped with vita glass windows which will curtains and carpets, these cars contain in addition to the usual mit the most beneficini sun-raya, It almost came to the question public space, two compartments, a drawing room and might sections. of whether the Company would scrap the new equipment and issue sol section, as will be seen from the lustration above, is separated plastare to its patrons. A

The new cars, designed for the rear end of the limited trains will from its neighbour by a permanent heshboard, which gires an added the most magnificent ears ever to be used on a non-premium train degree of privacy to the occupant.

on the continem. Given over entirely to the fred use of the passenger With the locomotive and complete with every modern comfort the lounge car harides the Solarium festure, have the added attrace and safety appliance and device, the new Trans-Canada trains each tion or bath-rosse for men and women, completely and lavishly represent an investment or well over a million dollars)

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