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MUNICIPAL PURCHASES AND PROPOSALS

8th December 1931
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BEDWAS AND beleoxeN Urban District Council has decided to buy a new bus.

MANCHESTER Corporation is to purchase a lorry for the housing-maintenance section.

MIDDLESBROUGH Corporation is to buy eight 32-seater single-deck trolley-buses at a cost of 112,600.

GLASGOW Corporation is recommended to purchase a Halley fire; engine costing £1,450.

LONGBENTON Urban District Council has accepted the recommendation of its establishment committee for the provision of a motor ambulance.

The transport committee of MORECAMBE Corporation has approved provisional arrangements of the manager for the 'demonstration of double-deck buses.

Having received tenders for the supply of a 30-cwt. or 2-ton tipping lorry, the BRENTFORD AND. CHISWICK authority is to buy a vehicle costing not more than £325.

The highways committee of BRENTroan 5,51:1 Cutswicie Urban District Council recommends the purchase of a refuse trailer, and has deferred the proposal to buy a gully-emptier.

Hum, Corporation's transport manager is to obtain tenders for the supply of 20 buses.

Hutt, Corporation is recommended to buy three Karrier tipping lorries at a cost of £510 each.

The rivers committee of MANCHESTER Corporation recommends the purchase of a lorry costing about 1300.

WATFORD Rural District Council has received sanction to borrow £660 for the purchase of a cesspool emptier.

H. E. Nunn and Co. is supplying two Ford 30-cwt. lorries and two Ford light vans to MANCHESTER Corporation.

BEDWELTY Urban District Council is to purchase four refuse-collection vehicles at an estimated cost of 12,000.

The watch committee of MANCHESTER Corporation has authorized the purchase of a motor fire escape from Messrs. John Morris and Sons, of Salford.

The Manchester depot of Albion Motors, Ltd., has received an order from BOWDEN Urban District Council for a 30-35-cwt. refuse-collection vehicle in which the top portion carrying the doors is to be made detachable so that the machine, can be used as an ordinary hand-tipping lorry.


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