Another 36 B.R.S. Lorries Sold
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THE Northern and Western Licensing I Authorities have issued special A licences in respect of another 36 lorries taken over from British Road Services. They are as follows:— Northern Arent Messrs. Athersmith Bros., Abbey Road Garage. Barrow-in-Furness, six vehicles (30 tons 13 cwt.); Mr. T. Johnston, Ivy Green, Gilcrux, Aspatria, four (17 tons 4 cwt.), one (5 tons 9 ewt.) assigned to Johnston Bros. (Gilcrux), Ltd., The Gamer, Gilcrux; Clyde-Tyne Haulage, Ltd., 1 Conhope Lane. Condereum Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, three (21 tons 8 cwt.), assigned by Mr. G. Blair, Armond Carr Works,' Tow Law; 3. B. Hudson, Ltd., Wood. lands, Sandside, Milnthorpe, two 91/4 tons), one (4 tons 13 cwt.), assigned to Pearson Hauliers, Ltd,. 303 Vauxhall Road.•LiverPoOl. 5; B. and M. Transport (Northern), Ltd., 125 Clayton Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, one (2 tons 19 cwt.) based at Gateshead, assigned by Mr. J. L. G. Brewster, Gateshead; J. Dent • and Co., 20 Peter Street, Carlisle, one (3 tons 3 cwt.), assigned by Robson's Border Transport. Ltd., 34 Lowther Street, Carlisle; Metcalfe and Co., Mulberry Trading Estate, Felling Station, Gateshead, one (2 tons
19 cwt.), assigned by B. and M. Transport (Northern), Ltd.. Newcastle upon Tyne; and Mr. T. A. Metcalfe, 80 Carmel Road South, Darlington, two (7 tons), one (2 tons 19 ewt.), assigned to Mr. J. P. Gordon, 14.0 Neashant Road, Darlington.
Western Aram W. Viney, Lid., Patweli, Bruton, seven vehicles (25 tons I cvn); Peeve Hill Transport, Ltd. Presibury Road, Cheltenham, Olos, two (5 tons 17 cwt.), assigned by Mr. J. Costelloe, Prestbury Road, Cheltenham. (iips; 11.J.T. Transport, Ltd...47B Courtenay Street. Newton Abbot. two (5 tons 17 cwt.); Messrs. W. D. Free and Son, Salisbury Road, Marlborough, two (5 ions 12 cwt.); Mr. F. R. Auwell, T-larn Lane, Compton Dundon, one (4% tons); and G. and J. 3acobs, Ltd., 20 Victoria Road, St. Philip's. Bristol, two (6 Ions 7 cwt.).
WRONG TO CON VICF EMPLOYER 'THE conviction of an employer I. because a driver made a wrong entry in his log sheet is condemned by Prof. A. Dewar Gibb. of the Chair of Law, Glasgow University, in the current issue of Scots Law Times. "The injustice of it is so rank as to suggest that, if it is • correct in law, the law
sadly needs alteration," he states.
VEHICLE AND ENGINE SHOW
ASPECIAL exhibition of Guy and Trojan vehicles, together with Perkins engines, is • to be held by T.G.B. Motors, Ltd., Primrose Works, Clitheroe, Lanes, from February 28March 4. Qualified staff will be present to carry out free inspections of Guy vehicles and Perkins engines for existing
users. •