Floating crane NEWSHOT comes alongside cargo liner SICILIA at Yorkhill, Glasgow

Advert for NORTHERN STAR and SOUTHERN CROSS to South Africa on 20th July 1965

SOUTH  AFRICA

By

SHAW  SAVILL  LINE

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,

9^th June,  20^th July 1965

CAPE  TOWN  -  Fares from £87

DURBAN  -  Fares from £98

SHAW  SAVILL  LINE,  95  BOTHWELL  STREET,  GLASGOW  C 2

(CENtral 8761)

10  HAYMARKET,  LONDON  S W 1

(Whitehall  1485)

Or  Local  Travel  Agent

Advert for NORTHERN STAR and SOUTHERN CROSS to South Africa on 20th July 1965

SOUTH  AFRICA

By

SHAW  SAVILL  LINE

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,

9^th June,  20^th July 1965

CAPE  TOWN  -  Fares from £87

DURBAN  -  Fares from £98

SHAW  SAVILL  LINE,  95  BOTHWELL  STREET,  GLASGOW  C 2

(CENtral 8761)

10  HAYMARKET,  LONDON  S W 1

(Whitehall  1485)

Or  Local  Travel  Agent

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

Head Line's RAMORE HEAD leaves Glasgow for Chicago via Montreal

New B.P. Tanker BRITISH CONFIDENCE leaves Glasgow for trials on Firth of Clyde

She is described in the dock logbook as a "new ship", and it would appear that she is going downriver to commence trials.

While berthed at Stobcross Quay, being an "all aft" tanker, her superstructure was positioned under the Stobcross Crane, and she was berthed head West (facing downriver).

SUNLAND arrives in Glasgow from Montreal via Greenock

Donaldson Line's COLINA arrives in Toronto from Montreal

CHUSAN scheduled to finish a 131-day round voyage to USA, Canada, Far East and Australasia

Sail  The

World

18  MAGICAL  P & O – ORIENT VOYAGES

TO  THE  SUN — FROM  £287  TO  £2550 

Steal the time —  from 66 to 131 days — and you can actually revel in the magic of a P & O – Orient Winter Round Voyage for much the same as it costs to stay at home !

Prices vary enormously.   For example, £287 could buy a Tourist berth;  £315 a berth in a one-class liner.   £2550 entitles you to the glory of a first-class suite !  There’s a host of in-between prices.   But whatever you pay you visit fabulous, faraway places.   You bask in glorious sun.   You inhale salt sea airs.   Your ship is air-conditioned throughout.

   You’ll agree – a P & O – Orient round voyage is sheer magic !

Examine the 6 sample voyages outlined below, then see your Travel Agent or send direct for a free illustrated brochure WINTER VOYAGES to P & O- Orient Lines,  14 Cockspur Street,  London  S.W.1.

ROUND VOYAGE : U.S.A./CANADA/FAR EAST and AUSTRALASIA

1. CHUSAN  (131 days)  First and Tourist Class

12^th March – 21^st July 1965 

2.  ORSOVA  (104 days)   First and Tourist Class

1^st May-13^th August 1965 

ROUND VOYAGE  :  FAR EAST

3.   CHITRAL   (77 days)   First Class only

16^th Nov. 1964 – 1^st Feb. 1965 

4.   CHITRAL   (75 days)   First Class only

6^th Feb. - 2^nd May 1965

ROUND VOYAGE  :  AUSTRALASIA 

5.   HIMALAYA   (66 days)  One Class Tourist

29^th Nov. 1964 – 3^rd Feb. 1965 

6.   ORCADES   (73 days)   One Class Tourist

11^th Jan, - 25^th March 1965

YOU’LL  NEVER  FORGET  THE

PLEASURE  OF  SAILING

P & O -  Orient  Lines