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posted 07-31-2004 01:12 AM      Profile for Ocean Liners     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Her Cruise deck plans showed only one place such as Writing Room, Library and Swimming pool except Lounges, Garden Lounges and Restaurants.
When she was sailed in Two class ship as First and Cabin on the Trans Atlantic run,
How did they divided in public rooms and cabins?
Did she offerd as First clss cabins on whole A deck?

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posted 07-31-2004 07:14 PM      Profile for Ocean Liners     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
"B" deck/starboard isn't shown in cruise deck plan.
Was it the same as on the Trans Atlantic Run?

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posted 07-31-2004 10:32 PM      Profile for Ocean Liners     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
In 1954, She was visited to Japan for the first time on her Japan / South Pacific Cruise.
Cunard orginally announced to call Yokohama only, however she was stopped Kobe and Yokohama.

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posted 08-01-2004 01:46 AM      Profile for Ocean Liners     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Caronia had cruise office on The Main deck/aft.
What was used for on the Trans Atlantic Run?

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posted 08-01-2004 03:04 AM      Profile for Ocean Liners     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Cunard announced its her 1955 world cruise to visit Okinawa. however She didn't call Okinawa due to bad weather.
though, she did visit OKinawa in 1956.

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posted 11-21-2004 09:00 PM      Profile for Ocean Liners     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Caronia visited to Nagasaki on April 7, 1958 for her first arrival.


P.S. Cruise office was used for Smoking room on Trans Atlantic service.

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posted 11-22-2004 03:21 PM      Profile for Cambodge   Email Cambodge   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Ocean Liners:

Please check up on some dates for me, as I have photos of Caronia at three port calls and should I post them, I wish to have the proper dates. I went aboard for a visit on her port call in Yokohama in 1954. I thought it was part of a round-the-world cruise, as the newspapers reported it at the time. There was much made of the "load of millionaires" who were making the visit, and the JTB made a big deal out of it as well.

The next time I went aboard for a visit, was in 1955. I believe that was also part of a round-the-world cruise.

The last time I saw her was in Hong Kong in either 1963 or 1964.

Can you tell me the dates?

Thank you.

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posted 11-22-2004 08:28 PM      Profile for Ocean Liners     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Cambodge,

As I posted on Jul 31, Caronia made her first visit on Japan / South Pacific Cruise from New York via South Pacific Islands ,Oceania and South East Asia.

She visited to Kobe from March 31 to April 2 and Yokohama from April 3 to 6 1954.

In 1955, She called at Kobe from April 6 to 8 and Yokohama from April 9 to 12, 1955 on RTW cruise.

I assumed her calls at Hong Kong from March 2 to 4 1963 and March 27 to 30 1964.

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posted 11-23-2004 03:53 PM      Profile for Cambodge   Email Cambodge   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
OL: Thank you, these are the inputs I needed.
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posted 11-23-2004 06:36 PM      Profile for mec1   Author's Homepage   Email mec1   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Ocean Liners -

Go to the Caronia 1948 thread and you will find full deckplans of the ship.

M
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posted 11-23-2004 08:33 PM      Profile for Ocean Liners     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Cambodge,

I'm awaiting for Your Photo.


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posted 11-23-2004 08:35 PM      Profile for Ocean Liners     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
mec1,

I already saw the deck plans. The difference is between Smoking room and Cruise office on Main deck/Aft only.
Smoking Room Portside was used for Cruise Office and Rest of room was named Raleigh room when cruising.

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posted 11-23-2004 10:33 PM      Profile for Peter_LT   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Cunard announced its her 1955 world cruise to visit Okinawa. however She didn't call Okinawa due to bad weather.
though, she did visit OKinawa in 1956.

Are you sure about this? Does it mean that she arrived
at Kobe a day earlier? I'll amend the information found
on the Caronia Timeline if you can confirm this - thanks.

Regards,
Steve (Peter_LT)
Caronia Timeline Webmaster
< http://www.caronia2.info/ >


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posted 11-23-2004 10:37 PM      Profile for Peter_LT   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Cunard announced its her 1955 world cruise to visit Okinawa. however She didn't call Okinawa due to bad weather.
though, she did visit OKinawa in 1956.

Are you sure about this? Does it mean that she arrived
at Kobe a day earlier? I'll amend the information found
on the Caronia Timeline if you can confirm this - thanks.

quote:
Camboge wrote: I went aboard for a visit on her port call in Yokohama in 1954. I thought it was part of a round-the-world cruise, as the newspapers reported it at the time. There was much made of the "load of millionaires" who were making the visit, and the JTB made a big deal out of it as well.

Do you by any chance have access to these reports
so that I could add them to the Timeline - Thanks

Regards,
Steve (Peter_LT)
Caronia Timeline Webmaster
< http://www.caronia2.info/ >


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posted 11-23-2004 11:01 PM      Profile for Ocean Liners     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Peter_LT:

Are you sure about this? Does it mean that she arrived at Kobe a day earlier? I'll amend the information found on the Caronia Timeline if you can confirm this - thanks.


I'm sure that Caronia was expected to arrival at Quarantine Anchorage 6am on April 4 and tender to Landing Stage at Navy wharves by Launch though couldn't called at Okinawa due to rough seas and arrived at Kobe 7am on April 6, 1955.


P.S. On her second visit to Nagasaki, Caronia dropped anchor at Quarantine Anchorage 7am on April 5, 1959 but because of rough seas. Ship's Launch carried only 28 passengers who joined Overland excursion.

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