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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 125, 28 January 1915, Page 5

One o' 1 the Bluelier’s superior offic-'fs was assisted aboard, the rescuing vessel. On.: of the labor's officers ad- \ r .ii( c-d, end the German spat in his welcomer’s face. The larger proportion of the Bluchcr’s losses was due to the terrible effects of the British gunfire. But for the intervention of aircraft, scarcely a man of those thrown into the ea would have been lost. A huge Zeppelin and a number of aeroplanes from Heligoland avoided the larger vessels’ antiaircraft guns, and bombed the destroyers.