NEW DREADNOUGHTS
FOR RUSSIA,
BRITISH EXPERTS TO SUPERVISE,
TONNAGE, 23;000. (By Telegraph.—Press A6Bociation.-Oopyrieht.) ■ (Reo. June 17, 10.45 p.m.) St, Petersburg, Juno 17. l*o keels have been laid at St. Petersburg of four 23,000-ton Dreadnoughts. ■ The materials and workmanship throughout will be Russian, ajid the designs will bo carried out under tho supervision of British experts.
Mossrs. John Brown and Company, of tho Uydebank works, are the contractors. J,Tii, 0 K t0 w nEe i fiffDr6S the6o Enas 'an Dread!wn V -! a W r anything yet laid do«n. It was stated, some littlo time ago that ft?' M)?" - firm , s °, f shipiuildcrl JS « * our dreadnoughts, and that the desicn Lm!, 0 ,„ C e ? a i ,1 K firni ' of BI ? hm "d Vols g oi m n accc P ted - So™ time pre uous to that, there way an-unconfirmed reDorfc rhnshm BrCl i P ■ E nplisli capitalists'was purchasing, and improving, at a high figure tils at U Ne a vsk^] VOrnll,ent ' 8 Ereat shl P^ uil^in B Wd
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 537, 18 June 1909, Page 7
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167NEW DREADNOUGHTS Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 537, 18 June 1909, Page 7
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