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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 23 June 1911, Page 5

The mammoth. Cunarder Aquitauia. to be built at Cl/ydebaink, is intended for the Liverpool and New York eer-' vice. She will be 885 ft long by 95ft 6i.n ■beam., and wil.l ha.vo a. total" disp] a cement of 50.000 tons, 'thereby exceeding the tonnage of the White Star liner Olympic by 5000 tons. The new Cunarder will ha.ve a. speed of 23 knots, against 21 by the Olympic and 25 by the Maureta.nia n,n<l Lusitania. She will be propelled by turbines, and will be fitted' to carry oil fuel if it is deemed prudent to use it. The vessel will be Luxuriously tilted up. and' she will have a Turkish bath, a swimming pond, a.nd a theatre stage. Accommodation is to be provided l for 650 first saloon. 740 second saloon, and 2400 third saloon, or a total of 3700 passengers. She will have four fuwnels, and she will practically be of the same dimensions and toii'ua.go as the new Hamburg-Ameri-can liner now under -evenstruct ion. To be exact, she i.s to be 4ft longer and 4-aft less' i,n bredfh. and she will, have an additional knot in speed.

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