She sails for Larne at 1812 this afternoon.

She sails at 1140 this morning for Carnlough.

Ferry service to Brodick

Ferry service to Brodick.

Having arrived at 0910 2nd. June. Sailed and assisted from berth by harbour tug Seaway.

4000 people visit the Frigate HMS "Exmouth" at Ardrossan Harbour

From "The Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald" 8th June 1962

HMS EXMOUTH

4000 PEOPLE VISIT FRIGATE

Four thousand people visited the frigate HMS Exmouth on Sunday afternoon when, in the course of an operational visit to Ardrossan, she was open to the public.
Lieut.-Commander P. Troubridge, RN., her captain, and two officers called on Monday morning at the Burgh Chambers where they met Provost Wm. Currie, Baillie J. McManus and Mr. W. M. N. McDermont, Town Clerk, who accompanied them back on board for cocktails.
Later that day, members of Ardrossan Town Council and their wives, representatives of Ardrossan Harbour Company, and representatives of Ardrossan Academicals Rugby Football Club were guests at a cocktail party on board ship.
Entertainment arranged for the ship's personnel included a cricket match, in which the navymen triumphed, on Sunday, a football match which the visitors won 4-2 at Winton Park on Monday evening, and a dance later that night in the Eglinton Arms Hotel.
The frigate, which arrived at Ardrossan last Saturday night, left the burgh on Tuesday morning.

She had arrived at 0530 today.

She is a deep-sea motor trawler, built 1956, and owned by Ardrossan Trawling Co. (Thomas L. Devlin & Sond Ltd.)
Sails on 8th June.

CARMENCITA leaves Terminus Quay, Glasgow for Vitoria (Brazil) via Las Palmas (Canary Islands)

Tug FORAGER, now raised after sinking, towed into berth 5 King George V Dock, Glasgow

This note is from the Dockmaster's Log Book

Dredger LENNOX 11 tows tug FORAGER, now raised after sinking, into King George V Dock, Glasgow

This note is from the Dockmaster's Log Book

Assisted into berth by tug Seaway.
Sails at 0535 on 7th June.