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Grand Trunk System Offices London, Eng.

South, East and Wests

Canada are on file.

men visiting England or the continent.

ence may be addressed in care of this office.

Grand Trunk System’s European

Reception rooms have been sumptuously furnished for the use “and comfort of
visitors, where writing.material may be found and the leading daily newspapers of

* The Grand Trunk are in a position to book passage to Canada and the United
States via any of the ocean routes. This is a great convenience to tourists and business

Courteous representatives of the Company are in attendance to give all informa-
tion to enquirers, and to see that visitors are made feel at home. If desired, correspond-

THE GRAND TRUNK SySTEM
has a most complete organiza-
tion in Eurepe, with every

facility at its command to.

help passengers to reach their
points of destination in Canada
and the United States, and
at -its different offices, a list
of which can be found in this
publication, ocean and rail
tickets are issued and .arrange-
ments can be made for for-
warding baggage and covering
same with insurance. These
offices are also in a’ position to
su ply travellers with conveni-
ent forms for carrying money,
viz.: Canadian Express Money
Orders, which may be cashed
anywhere in dollars an d
cents. It will be to the advan-
tage of travellers to consult with

any of the European Agencies, _

where ~the latest publications
dealing with Canada can be
secured free.

‘Trans-Atlantic passengers visiting London, England, are cordially invited to visit
the handsomely equipped new offices of the Grand Trunk System at 17-19 Cockspur
Street, London, S. W., England. The site of this new building is one of the best in the
great Metropolitan City, and in the midst of the busiest centre of London; in fact, it is
at the very hub of the world’s metropolis. It is within five minutes’ walk of a half
dozen of the leading hotels, and adjacent to Trafalgar Square, Bakerloo and Piccadilly
Tubes. Motor buses pass the door every few seconds to all parts of London—North,