Glasgow And Ships Of The Clyde

List Arrivals, Sailings and Events


What/When Ship

Sailing

Thursday, February 7, 1963 @ 2125
EILEEN M ( 1938- 1966 coastal oil products tanker of Metcalf Motor Coasters, Liverpool) Own Page

EILEEN M leaves Ardrossan Harbour with petrol and gas oil for Ardrishaig

Arrived fromPortree (Isle of Skye, Western Isles of Scotland)Port of RegistryLondon (England, U.K.)
Arrived in berthArdrossan Harbour (Firth of Clyde, Scotland, U.K.)Reg Tonnage133
Outward cargoPetrol and gas oilGross Tonnage323
Master of vessel on sailingD B Owens
Ships agentR L Alpine & Co. Ltd., Winton Buildings, Ardrossan Telephone Ardrossan 65 / 66

Sailing

Thursday, February 7, 1963 @ 2205
ELISA (1957-1969 General cargo / container carrying coaster 61.77m 191 feet long of Hendrik Pepping / Dammers & van der Heide's Shipping & Trading Company, Rotterdam) Own Page

ELISA leaves Ardrossan Harbour on her Container service to Larne

Sailing forLarne (Northern Ireland, U.K.)Port of RegistryRotterdam (Holland)
Sailed from berthArdrossan Harbour (Firth of Clyde, Scotland)Net Tonnage300
Outward cargoContainersGross Tonnage519
Deadweght Tonnage800

News Event

Friday, February 8, 1963 @ 0050
SYLVIA (1958-1968 General cargo coaster 56.93m overall of Harm Roossien, Appingedam, Groningen, Netherlands) Own Page

Harm Roosien's coaster SYLVIA arrives in Ardrossan Harbour with scrap metal from Belfast

Arrived fromBelfast (Northern Ireland, U.K.)Port of RegistryAppingedam, Groningen (Netherlands)
Arrived in berthArdrossan Harbour (Firth of Clyde, Scotland, U.K.)Net Tonnage298
Master of vessel on arrivalHarm RoosienGross Tonnage499
Draught aft on arrival10' 00"Deadweght Tonnage880
Cargo carried on arrivalScrap metal

Arrival

Friday, February 8, 1963 @ 0335
CLIPPER ( 1956 - 1968 General cargo coaster 191 feet long of A C Hoff, Rotterdam : 1973 sank near Calais) Own Page

CLIPPER arrives at Ardrossan Harbour on her Container service from Larne

Arrived fromLarne (Northern Ireland, U.K.)Port of RegistryRotterdam
Arrived in berthArdrossan Harbour (Firth of Clyde, Scotland, U.K.)Net Tonnage315
Sailing forLarne (Northern Ireland, U.K.)Gross Tonnage499
Sailed from berthArdrossan Harbour (Firth of Clyde, Scotland, U.K.)Deadweght Tonnage780
Master of vessel on arrivalG Schouten
Cargo carried on arrivalContainers
Outward cargoContainers
Master of vessel on sailingG Schouten

Arrival

Friday, February 8, 1963 @ 0355
POINTER (1959 - 1975 Container, trailer and flat transport carrier 224 feet long of Burns & Laird Lines, Glasgow) Own Page

POINTER arrives at Ardrossan Harbour on her Trailer service from Larne

Vessel MasterThompsonPort of RegistryGlasgow (Scotland, U.K.)
Arrived fromLarne (Northern Ireland, U.K.)Net Tonnage608
Arrived in berthArdrossan Harbour (Firth of Clyde, Scotland, U.K.)Gross Tonnage1,208
Sailing forLarne (Northern Ireland, U.K.)
Sailed from berthArdrossan Harbour (Firth of Clyde, Scotland, U.K.)
Cargo carried on arrivalTrailers
Outward cargoTrailers

Sailing

Friday, February 8, 1963 @ 0700
SILVER CREST (in 1962 Inshore fishing trawler LH 316) Own Page

SILVER CREST leaves Ardrossan Harbour for sea

Sailing forSeaPort of RegistryPort Seton (Scotland, UK)
Sailed from berthArdrossan Harbour (Firth of Clyde, Scotland)
Outward cargoLight-ship (= empty of cargo = no cargo on board)

Sailing

Friday, February 8, 1963 @ 0700
STAR OF FAITH ( in 1962 LH77 Inshore fishing trawler) Own Page

STAR OF FAITH leaves Ardrossan Harbour for sea

Sailing forSeaPort of RegistryPort Seton (Scotland)
Sailed from berthArdrossan Harbour (Firth of Clyde, Scotland)
Outward cargoLight-ship (= empty of cargo = no cargo on board)

Harbour Event

Friday, February 8, 1963 @ 0800
Own Page

Harbour lights fires to thaw frozen coal

From "The Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald" dated 8th February 1963

By "Puffer"

At Ardrossan Harbour, like other ports, fires have had to be lit under steel railway waggons to thaw the frozen coal and allow it to be shipped.
It is many years since such measures have been necessary at Ardrossan.

No 7 berth, Coal waggon thaw @ crane 19 Coal Waggon Outside Tongue Ardrossan (EA)

Arrival

Friday, February 8, 1963 @ 0800
DATE is correct but ACTUAL TIME is not known - any TIME SHOWN is our estimate for guidance only
LADY ANSTRUTHER (1948- General cargo coaster and explosives carrier of I.C.I. Nobel Explosives Company) Own Page

LADY ANSTRUTHER arrives at Irvine Harbour with 11 tons of explosives from Dublin

Arrived fromDublin (Eire / Ireland)Port of RegistryGlasgow
Arrived in berthGarnock Wharf, River Garnock, Irvine Harbour (Firth of Clyde, Scotland, UK)Reg Tonnage317
Master of vessel on arrivalMcKay
Cargo carried on arrival11 tons of explosives
Ships agentI.C.I.Nobel Division, Ardeer Factory, Stevenston, Ayrshire, Scotland

Ship Event

Friday, February 8, 1963 @ 0900
DATE is correct but ACTUAL TIME is unknown : the time shown is our best estimate
DUNKYLE (1957-1973 Ore carrier 505 feet long of St Andrews Shipping Co. Ltd. - J. & J. Denholm (Management) Ltd., GreenockĀ : Scrapped in 1979) Own Page

DUNKYLE at 12 Rothesay Dock, Clydebank bunkers 210 tons fuel oil from CLYDE ENTERPRISE

Ship's location12 Rothesay Dock, Clydebank, Glasgow (with her head west)Port of RegistryLondon (UK)
Vessel bunkered8th February bunkered 210 tons of fuel oil from oiler CLYDE ENTERPRISENet Tonnage4,494
Ships agentJ & J Denholm Ltd,, GlasgowGross Tonnage10,687
Deadweght Tonnage14,300

Ship Event

Friday, February 8, 1963 @ 0900
DATE is correct but ACTUAL TIME is unknown : the time shown is our best estimate
CLYDE ENTERPRISE (Harbour oiler) Own Page

CLYDE ENTERPRISE bunkers DUNKYLE at 12 Rothesay Dock, Clydebank with 210 tons fuel oil

Ship's location12 Rothesay Dock, Clydebank, Glasgow (alongside Denholm's ore carrier DUNKYLE)

Arrival

Friday, February 8, 1963 @ 0940
CAMPAIGNER ( 1957 - 1970 Tug 114 feet long of Steel & Bennie Ltd., Glasgow) Own Page

Tug CAMPAIGNER arrives at Ardrossan Harbour

Vessel MasterR CronkPort of RegistryGlasgow (Scotland, U.K.)
Arrived fromGreenock (Firth of Clyde, Scotland, U.K.)Gross Tonnage248
Arrived in berthArdrossan Harbour (Firth of Clyde, Scotland, U.K.)
Sailing forGreenock (Firth of Clyde, Scotland, U.K.)
Sailed from berthArdrossan Harbour (Firth of Clyde, Scotland, U.K.)
Cargo carried on arrivalLight-ship (= empty of cargo = no cargo on board)
Outward cargoLight-ship (= empty of cargo = no cargo on board)
Master of vessel on sailingR Cronk

Ship Event

Friday, February 8, 1963 @ 1055
SEAWAY (1946 - 1969 Coastal and Harbour tug 114 feet long of Ardrossan Harbour Company, Ardrossan : 1969 Scrapped at Dalmuir, River Clyde) Own Page

Tugs SEAWAY and CAMPAIGNER assist the Shell tanker KOSSMATELLA from the berth at Ardrossan Harbour

Ship's locationArdrossan HarbourPort of RegistryArdrossan
Gross Tonnage260

Tug SEAWAY at the stern and the tug CAMPAIGNER at the bow assist the Shell tanker KOSSMATELLA stern-first from the tanker berth at Ardrossan Harbour to the roadstead.

Sailing

Friday, February 8, 1963 @ 1055
KOSSMATELLA (1962-1972 Oil tanker of 556 feet long of "H-class" Shell Tankers Netherlands) Own Page

Tugs SEAWAY and CAMPAIGNER assist the Shell tanker KOSSMATELLA from the berth at Ardrossan Harbour

Sailing forBelfast (Northern Ireland)Port of RegistryHague (Netherlands)
Sailed from berthArdrossan Harbour (berth 12 tanker berth)Gross Tonnage19,349
Outward cargoKerosene (part cargo)
Draught aft on sailing21' 10"
Master of vessel on sailingH J Roncken
Ships agentT L Duff, Montgomerie Street, Ardrossan

Tug SEAWAY at the stern and the tug CAMPAIGNER at the bow assist the Shell tanker KOSSMATELLA stern-first from the tanker berth to the Ardrossan roadstead

KOSSMATELLA was built by Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson at Newcastle (England) in 1953 as HELIX for Shell Tankers U.K. as one of their large fleet of "H"-class oil tankers. She was 555'8" long x 69'5" breadth x 29'9¼" draft
In 1962 she was transferred to the Shell Dutch Fleet and renamed KOSSMATELLA and registered in s'Gravenhage (Hague, Netherlands) under the Dutch flag

Both as HELIX and KOSSMATELLA she made many calls at Ardrossan Harbour

She was sold for demolition in 1972 and was delivered to shipbreakers on 26th May 1972 at Hsin Kang (China) for scrap.

Sailing

Friday, February 8, 1963 @ 1055
CAMPAIGNER ( 1957 - 1970 Tug 114 feet long of Steel & Bennie Ltd., Glasgow) Own Page

Tug CAMPAIGNER leaves Ardrossan Harbour for Greenock

Vessel MasterR CronkPort of RegistryGlasgow (Scotland, U.K.)
Arrived fromGreenock (Firth of Clyde, Scotland, U.K.)Gross Tonnage248
Arrived in berthArdrossan Harbour (Firth of Clyde, Scotland, U.K.)
Sailing forGreenock (Firth of Clyde, Scotland, U.K.)
Sailed from berthArdrossan Harbour (Firth of Clyde, Scotland, U.K.)
Cargo carried on arrivalLight-ship (= empty of cargo = no cargo on board)
Outward cargoLight-ship (= empty of cargo = no cargo on board)
Master of vessel on sailingR Cronk