GIANT CUNARDER
EIGHT MILLION I LOAN ASSURED
f United Praso Association—’)y Electrio Telegraph—C opyright.)
LONDON, November 7.
Though the shipbuilding firm of John Brown’s have no information on the subject, the ' newspapers believe •that the building" of the suspended giant Cunarder on the Clyde is to be resumed shortly, though continuous -work may be impossible befor e the mew year, ’ r ' \ It is believed that the* Cunard Company have been assured of ' a ' longterm eight million sterling loan at a low rate of interest, which ■will also make possible the building of a giant sister ship. Thus Britain would again own the 'world’s largest liners to contest the supremacy of th# ‘Atlantic. STATEMENT IS UNAUTHORISED. (Received + V > day at 9.25 «ml LONDON, November 7. The Cunard Company officially stated that the references to an early, resumption of work on the great liner are unauthorised. and that the former position is unchanged.
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Hokitika Guardian, 8 November 1932, Page 5
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