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Leyland Engines for Canada Vehicles
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ACONSIGNMENT of six-cylindered oil engines is being shipped to Canada by Leyland Motors, Ltd., for use as power units in the Canada vehicles produced by the Canadian Car Co., Ltd., Montreal. The current order covers 100 175 b.h.p. engines.
Canada chassis can be supplied as a six-wheeled lorry, or for 4,500-gal. tank bodywork, or as a four-wheeled or a sixwheeled tractor. A 10-cu.-yd. dumper version is also offered. A Spicer synchromesh gearbox or Fuller Roadranger transmission can be specified, as can Eaton two-speed axles, Bendix-Westinghouse braking and Ross steering.
Cab styling is modern, having a onepiece windscreen and large rear window.
FURNITURE REMOVALS BY CO-OP.
WHEN the Stocks bridge Co-operative Society, Ltd., applied last week for a B licence to cover ordinary furniture removals for members within five miles,. they were opposed by a haulier, Mr.J. W. Masters, Barnsley. Mr. Masters told' the Yorkshire Deputy Licensing Authority, Mr. J. H. A. Randolph, that he Was afraid the society would expand their furniture removals if the application were granted.
Mr. Randolph replied that the society had stated they did not wish to expand, as it was not part of their policY. He had made a note of this and had treated it as a declaration. The application would be granted because there was no covered vehicle available in the area for that type of work, and the nearest furniture van was five miles away. A customer would have to pay for 10 miles' empty running on a local removal.
MR. NUGENT TO MEET N.C.R.T.C.H.
'THE principal guest at the annual lun cheon of the National Conference of Road Transport Clearing Houses, to be held on April 1 at the Mayfair Hotel, London, will be Mr. G. R. H. Nugent, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Transport. The annual general meeting will take place afterwards.
Annual meetings have been arranged as follows:" London and Home Counties Area, Charing Cross Hotel, London, March 19; North Eastern Area, Great Northern Hotel, Leeds, March 20; West Midland Area, Grand Hotel, Birmingham, March 24.
The East Midland Area will hold their annual dinner at the Welbeck Hotel, Nottingham, on March 22.
EXPORTS FROM AUSTRALIA
A USTRALIAN-MADE commercial rA vehicles, built at the new 11-acre Leyland Motors factory near Melbourne, will be exported to Asian and Pacific countries. This development was envisaged last week by Mr. J. Cullinane, manager in Victoria. The factory is due for completion by August at West Footscray. The vehicles will have a .70per-cent. Australian content.