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That Dagenham will not be long now. Of much competition in the 30-cwt. field.
That the latest models look like 2-tonners at the cost of one-tonners.
That it's the unclassified roads that will remain the worst.
Of an accidental discovery giving a remarkable increase in oil-engine power.
That soon the only horses on the roat will be those that are carried in motor vehicles.
Ofinquiries as to the exact location of the spot where the Leyland Cub was shown sun-bathing last week.
That those who thought that there will be no novelties at Olympia will find that they are very much mistaken.
That the fewer trees in a " nark " the better.
That cubbing will now be in season all the year round.
That passenger transport is deserting the rut of tramlines.
That railway companies are now adopting the Horatius attitude— holding the bridge.
Surprise expressed that the new type Cornmer shown in last week's issue was not christened "Mountaineer." That the moderately big engine pays every time.
Of scandalous expenditure in resurfacing already excellent by-pass roads.
That in the past no anti-sulphating dope for lead batteries has made good.
That goods-transport business to-day is only to the discerning, the swift and the vigilant.
That what with the rain and the reduced acreage sugar-beet hauliers are in for a cloggy time.
That it is better for the country to be solvent with good roads than bankrupt with perfect roads.
That many old Members of Parliandent look forward to dropping out at the coming opportunity.
The barefaced ex parte contention repeated that long-distance road traffic " interferes " with railway services.
0 f double-decker bodies being built in Johannesbnrg.
That the last tramcar has • been withdrawn from the Exeter streets.
That crude oil is often described as a fuel for compressionignition engines; it is not.
That a regular study of The Commercial Motor prior to the Show will save much time at Olympia.
Of a considerable demand for blondes for Olympia, including the platinum variety for the magneto stands.