"The Titanic on the morning of April 4 at Pier No. 44 in Southampton

The new flagship of the White Star Line is dressed in festive flags to greet the residents of the city.
As soon as it began to get light, workers from the R. & J.H. Ru Company began loading coal onto the Titanic. To do this, he was taken away from the pier so that coal barges could approach the coal ports from both the right and left sides.
At that time, David Blair was on the morning watch, who will stay on the ship until April 9, after which he will be forced to go ashore due to a reshuffle among the officers.
Thomas Andrews went to the South Western Hotel upon arrival, later he telegraphed his wife about a safe arrival and good weather.