List Arrivals, Sailings and Events

What/When	Ship
News Event Saturday, July 6, 1935 @ 1000 THIS DATE IS APPROXIMATE, and is our best estimate of the correct date	MERCURY (1934-1939 Side paddle passenger steamer 224 feet long of LMS Railway / Caledonian Steam Packet Co. : 1939 -40 Minesweeper : 1940 Struck a mine and sank under tow)	Own Page
Side paddle steamer Mercury on Firth of Clyde
Ship's location Firth of Clyde (Scotland) Port of Registry Glasgow (Scotland) Gross Tonnage 621
Ship Event Friday, July 19, 1935 @ 1700	PACIFIC ENTERPRISE ( - 1949 General cargo ship of Furness Withy & Co., London :The cargo liner ran aground 4 nautical miles (7.4 km) north of Point Arena, California, United States. )	Own Page
Furness Withy's PACIFIC ENTERPRISE closes at Glasgow for cargo for Pacific Coast of North America
Ships agent Furness Withy, Glasgow Port of Registry London (England, U.K.)
Sailing Friday, July 19, 1935 @ 1800 The date is correct but time is unknown and the time shown here is only our best estimate	YORKSHIRE (1920-1939 Passenger / cargo ship of Bibby Line, Liverpool : 1939 torpedoed and sunk off France)	Own Page
YORKSHIRE leaves Birkenhead for Gibraltar, Marseilles, Port Said, Port Sudan, Colombo and Rangoon
Ship's location Birkenhead (England, U.K.) Port of Registry Liverpool (England, U.K.) Sailing for Gibraltar, Marseilles, Port Said, Port Sudan, Colombo and Rangoon Gross Tonnage 10,184 Outward cargo Passengers and general cargo Ships agent Bibby Bros & Company, Martins Bank Buildings, Water Street, Liverpool
Arrival Monday, July 22, 1935 @ 2025	QUEEN MARY 11 (Passenger excursion vessel 263 feet long of Caledonian Steam Packet Company, Gourock)	Own Page
Excursion passenger steamer QUEEN MARY 11 arrives at Bridge Wharf, Glasgow after a cruise to Arran
Arrived from Arran Port of Registry Glasgow Arrived in berth 5 Bridge Wharf, Glasgow Harbour, Glasgow Cargo carried on arrival Approximately 1600 passengers Agent Caledonian Steam Packet Co. Ltd., Gourock Pier, Gourock
News Event Thursday, July 25, 1935 @ 1000		Own Page
1935 Advertisment Poster by Cunard Line for the Tourist Class Rooms on some of their vessels
Ship Event Thursday, July 25, 1935 @ 1000	BERENGARIA (1921-1938 Passenger Liner of Cunard White Star Line, Liverpool : 1938 sold for scrapping after fire at New York.)	Own Page
1935 Poster by Cunard White Star Line for the 28 Tourist Class Rooms on Liner BERENGARIA
Port of Registry Liverpool (England, U.K.) Gross Tonnage 52,226
Ship Event Thursday, July 25, 1935 @ 1000	MAJESTIC (1922-1934 Passenger Liner of Cunard White Star Line, Liverpool)	Own Page
1935 Poster by Cunard White Star Line for the 15 Tourist Class Rooms on Liner MAJESTIC
Port of Registry Liverpool (England, U.K.) Gross Tonnage 56,551
Ship Event Thursday, July 25, 1935 @ 1000	FRANCONIA (1923-1956 Passenger / cargo liner 601 feet long of Cunard Line, Liverpool)	Own Page
1935 Poster by Cunard White Star Line for the 7 Tourist Class Rooms on Liner FRANCONIA
Port of Registry Liverpool (England, UK) Net Tonnage 12,185 Gross Tonnage 20,175
Ship Event Thursday, July 25, 1935 @ 1000	CARINTHIA (1924-1939 Passenger Liner of Cunard White Star Line, Liverpool : 1939-1940 Armed Merchant Cruiser : 1940 torpedoed and sunk by U.46 off Ireland; loss of 4 lives)	Own Page
1935 Poster by Cunard White Star Line for the 2 Tourist Class Rooms on Liner CARINTHIA
Port of Registry Liverpool (England, U.K.) Gross Tonnage 20,277
News Event Thursday, July 25, 1935 @ 1700 DATE is correct but ACTUAL TIME is unknown : the time shown is our best estimate	MIDDLESEX (1920-1941 Refrigerated cargo ship of Federal Steam Navigation Company, London : 1941 Mined and sunk off South Wales	Own Page
MIDDLESEX closes at Glasgow for receiving cargo for New Zealand Ports
Sailing for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Port Chalmers and Dunedin Port of Registry London (England, U.K.) Ships agent Patrick Henderson & Co., 95 Bothwell Street, Glasgow, C.2. Gross Tonnage 8,575
News Event Sunday, July 28, 1935 @ 1000		Own Page
July 1935 advertisment for "Cool Summer Cruises" from U.S.A.
Ship's location U.S.A.
Sailing Friday, August 2, 1935 @ 1800 The date is correct but time is unknown and the time shown here is only our best estimate	SHROPSHIRE (1926-1939 Passenger / cargo ship of Bibby Line, Liverpool : Sunk 1941)	Own Page
SHROPSHIRE leaves Birkenhead for Gibraltar, Marseilles, Port Said, Port Sudan, Colombo and Rangoon
Ship's location Birkenhead (England, U.K.) Port of Registry Liverpool (England) Sailing for Gibraltar, Marseilles, Port Said, Port Sudan, Colombo and Rangoon Gross Tonnage 10,550 Outward cargo Passengers and general cargo Ships agent Bibby Bros & Company, Martins Bank Buildings, Water Street, Liverpool
News Event Saturday, August 24, 1935 @ 1945	LAIRDSHEATHER (1922-1937 General cargo coaster 190 feet long of Burns & Laird Lines, Glasgow : 1937 scrapped in Barrow in Furness, England)	Own Page
Burns & Laird's coaster LAIRDSHEATHER leaves Liverpool for Belfast
Vessel Master John Cameron Port of Registry Glasgow (Scotland, U.K.) Net Tonnage 215 Gross Tonnage 515
Arrival Sunday, August 25, 1935 @ 1207	LAIRDSHEATHER (1922-1937 General cargo coaster 190 feet long of Burns & Laird Lines, Glasgow : 1937 scrapped in Barrow in Furness, England)	Own Page
Burns & Laird's coaster LAIRDSHEATHER arrived at Belfast from Liverpool
Vessel Master John Cameron Port of Registry Glasgow (Scotland, U.K.) Net Tonnage 215 Gross Tonnage 515
Sailing Sunday, August 25, 1935 @ 1707	LAIRDSHEATHER (1922-1937 General cargo coaster 190 feet long of Burns & Laird Lines, Glasgow : 1937 scrapped in Barrow in Furness, England)	Own Page
Burns & Laird's coaster LAIRDSHEATHER leaves Belfast for Liverpool
Vessel Master John Cameron Port of Registry Glasgow (Scotland, U.K.) Net Tonnage 215 Gross Tonnage 515

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