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Taranaki Daily News, 26 January 1916, Page 5

According to recetilt advices from the United Kingdom, another unsinkablc vessel is to constructed. Naturally those interested are confident that this time the ideal has been achieved, and she< vessel will bo all that ia claimed (comments the Sydney Shipping Litt), but those in shipping circles have had proof that requires some stronger contradiction than the mere statement that what has been so long sought after is now tiear to accomplishment. For instance, tllejro ia still fresh in the mind the Titanle,\of which the greatest claims of this nature wore put forward, yet her end shattered the theory most completely, Mid left the impression that such an assertion y»u tantamount to a challenge against nature and the Supreme Being, as one journal published in the United Kingdom stated after the loss of the Titanic. If it WBlftS to passt that a vessel is built that ia really non-sinkable, and no matter what happens can keep afloat, it will t» s> most wonderful happening, but it does not do to be so certain as those that tre now making tho claims are, uafrij absolute proof is ayaitablgj »j^a^.

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