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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 985, 28 November 1910, Page 10

-The new battleship-cruiser Indefatigable will be unlocked at Devonport within tlie next few clays, and after bunkering 2000 tons of coal-and 500 tons of oil, will proceed into the Channel to carry out her spe-ed trials. Her turbines are ostensibly designed to develop 44,000 i.h.p., and , give a speed of, twenty-six knots, but the engineering department of Devon-port Dockyard is calculating on an excess' of from two to three knots on this. Tho Indefatigable will displace 19,250 tons on her trials.' Her hull embodies some-striking departures of design.-. From her stem to about one-fifth of her length aft, she is built as keen as a wedge , . No racing yacht has such knife-like lines. The Indefatigablc's funnels, three in number, are all of different design, and at unequal distances apart. Added to this the forward -funnel is twenty feet higher than tho other two. Eight 12-jnch guns of 50calibre are mounted in four turrets, the wing pair being echeloned, so. that all the guns can; be brought to bear, on either broadside, and six-Ahead or astern. should not fail to. 6ee the stock of cricket requisites at Laws and Manning's, Courtenay Place.*

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