T/S Flavia Original Brochure

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Part Six

T/S Flavia ~ Original Brochure

The brochure on this page was produced by Cogedar Line when the T/S Flavia was originally completed back on October 1962. Thus it is the very first and the original brochure and thus very collectable and I am delighted that I retained my copy! I am now happy for the very first time to share it with you and trust that it will bring a great deal of happiness to many past passengers, for I know that it will bring back so many memories!

Reuben Goossens.

The front cover shows off this beautifully transformed liner

For what was once an ugly ducking has magically become a radiant white swan!

The inside front cover

Page 1 beckons the lifestyle that awaits you on this fine ship, fun and games, as well as fine service!

Page 2 continues the theme of the ships many activities

Page 3: There are two adult pools one with the slide, but there are also excellent

children’s facilities and their own pool that was located far forward on Lido Deck

Page 4 reveals the Main Lounge, the two levels Riviera Lounge and its bar; this is where the main activities take place

Page 5 reveals the aft being the larger Dining Room as well as the Children’s

Dining Room that is located just forward of the smaller Dining Room on the portside

Page 6 reveals the Card and Games Room and the Cinema & Auditorium

This venue was located far aft and was also used for the migrants who required learning English

As well as Immigration lectures regarding their arrival details, etc.

Page 7 is a small lounge and also the TV room; a twin bedded cabin is shown as well as the shop

Page 8 has a range of cabins onboard

Page 9 has the map of the ships around the world voyage

In closing, this is the back page

I trust you have enjoyed viewing the Flavia brochure, however I trust that you will realise that I have placed my personal copy, which is very special to me, online in good will and I am trusting that it will not be copied, which is really being stolen and used without my permission!

Reuben Goossens.

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RMS Media & the RMS Parthia, Remuera & Aramac - INDEX:

Part One: RMS Media & Parthia and the ship that would become the Cogedar liner, T/S Flavia.

Part One - B: RMS Parthia. This is a completely separate but related feature that covers the RMS Parthia that became the SS Remuera and later the SS Aramac.

Part One - C: SS Remuera Malcolm Walker sails on Remuera’s final voyage to the UK, before she became the Australia ship SS Aramac.

Cogedar’s SS Flavia

Part Two: T/S Flavia - History Page

Part Three: The Author’s Voyage in 1965 & Photo Album

Part Four: Passenger Photographs & Menus

Part Five: Cabin Plan

Part Six: Original Brochure

Other Cogedar Ships featured on ssMaritime:

1: MS Flaminia

2: MS Aurelia

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