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Reuben Goossens
Maritime
Historian
The
Sitmar Ships
SS Fairsky
Deck Plan
SS
Fairsky seen during her cruising days in Tenerife
Photographer
unknown – *See Photo notes at bottom of page
The Deck Plan presented on this page will be
very similar to that of her earlier career, however
when she commenced to be more of a cruise ship in her later days, the part of
the forward Dinning Room on the starboard side had became the ships cinema. In
addition the ship had been greatly refreshed and looked like a cruise ship and
she was quite successful!
The Sitmar Liners - INDEX:
The Early Sitmar Liners …
Part One … Castel Bianco & Castel Verde - Built as a Victory VC2-S-AP2 class of freighters.
Castle Bianco - The Karlsson family’s voyage.
Part Two … Castel Felice
- ex SS Kenya.
Castel
Felice - Cabin Plan & the Robert Brinkhuis
story 1965.
Castel Felice
- My 1957 voyage to Canada
by W. D. Hempel.
Castel
Felice - The Williams family sail to Australia
in 1957.
Castel Felice - Three articles about a family’s voyage on the
Castel Felice and arrival in Australia.
Part Three … Fairsea (1)
- Built as a C3 class freighter.
Fairsea – Photo Page.
Fairsea - Deck Plan.
Fairsea
– The Strachan family migrates from the UK to Melbourne
in December 1957.
Part Four … Fairsky
(1) - Built as a C3 class freighter.
Fairsky – Deck Plan.
Fairsky –
Piet Mulder sails on SS Fairsky.
Fairsky – Fairsky hits a wreck out of Djakarta – The Pamela Joyce Hansen story.
The last Sitmar Liner
and Cruise Ships …
Fairstar - ex Oxfordshire.
Oxfordshire – Built as a Bibby
Line troop ship.
Fair
Princess -
ex P&O & Princess, also Sitmar Fairsea (2), Fairland, Cunard Line Carinthia.
China
Sea Discovery - ex
Fair Princess - broken up.
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contributors. However, there are some photographs provided to me without
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refuse to provide credit or remove them when asked, knowing full well that
there is no legal comeback when it comes to the net. However, let us show these
charlatans up and do the right thing at all times and give credit where credit
is due!
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photographs are duly credited and that this notice is displaced on each page,
that is, when a page is updated!
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