From "The Ardrossan & Saltcoats Herald" newspaper dated 22nd January 1965.
Twenty vessels, including three tankers, docked at Ardrossan during the week ended last Saturday.
The largest of the tankers was "Brazza" registered at Palermo, which arrived from Eastham with fuel oil.
The "Caernarvonbrook" docked with a cargo of sulphur which was transported to Ardeer Factory. It had come from Bayonne, France.
Another foreign ship, the "Vestkyst" brought fish-meal from Horstad.

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Chartered KING GEORGE closes at Glasgow for receiving cargo for the Persian Gulf

Strick's KOHISTAN closes at Grangemouth for receiving cargo for the Persian Gulf

CLAN MACINTOSH closes at Glasgow for receiving cargo for Red Sea, India and Pakistan

Saguenay's SUNHILL closes at Glasgow for Barbados, Trinidad, Demerara and other West Indian Islands

Anchor Line's CALEDONIA scheduled to arrive at Avonmouth where passengers will disembark

Anchor Line's CIRCASSIA scheduled to arrive at Karachi going eastbound to Bombay

"Conister" leaves for the Clyde for breaking up.

"Conister" left Douglas in tow of the Clyde tug "Campaigner" for breaking up by Arnott Young at Dalmuir, near Glasgow,

"Campaigner" tows "Conister" to Clyde for breaking up.

"Conister" left Douglas in tow of the Clyde tug "Campaigner" for breaking up by Arnott Young at Dalmuir, near Glasgow,

Anchor Line's CIRCASSIA scheduled to arrive at Bombay from Liverpool

Shaw Savill Line's ATHENIC leaves London on a 31-day voyage to New Zealand via Panama

Advert for NORTHERN STAR and SOUTHERN CROSS to South Africa on 29th January 1965

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Advert for NORTHERN STAR and SOUTHERN CROSS to South Africa on 29th January 1965

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By

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Travel  by  the  One  Class  Tourist  Liners

s.s.  NORTHERN  STAR

s.s.  SOUTHERN  CROSS

Sailing from Southampton

30^th October 1964,  29^th January,  23^rd April,

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Shaw Savill Line's NORTHERN STAR leaves Southampton on a Round-the-World Passenger Cruise