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Page 79
T HE strides which have been made during the past 10 years by' the mechanically propelled vehicle in the transport and haulage...
Page 80
to watch is that their drivers fasten all doors of vans before starting away from the loading or unloading point. Only too...
Page 81
Of the hoarding hog and the petrol-pump pariah. That it all ends in smoke—in London's singledeckers. That old man Sol is...
Page 82
"The wheel ei of wealth will be slowed by all difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...
Page 85
The parks committee of the CHESTERnELD Corporation is considering the purchase of a motor lorry for the parks department. The...
rather unique in this country has just been put into service by J. Lyons and Co., Ltd. This is a Trailmobile chassis equipped...
Page 86
By Henry Garner. I T is an accepted fact that space increases in value to an enormous degree as it be comes limited. In the...
Page 89
A BOGIE UNIT FOR A SIX-WHEELER O Npage 531 of our issue dated May 2Sth we described a method of constructing a three-axled...
Page 90
WAREHOUSING ORGANIZATION B ELIEVED to be one of the largest warehousing organizations in the world, the Liverpool Warehousing...
Page 92
W WITH the rapid increase in popuV V larity of road transport, both for goods and passeng ers, it is not sur prising that there...
Page 95
I MPORTANT as is the passengertransport side of the commercialvehicle industry, it cannot be gainsaid that the conveyance or...
Page 96
a similar quality are usually employed in the construction of bodies for both vans and lorries as well as for private cars....
Page 98
T HE distribution of biscuits from a central factory in London to practically every town in England, and the maintenance of...
Page 100
THE GARAGE The Personnel and Tools Necessary for an Up-to-date Garage for a Fleet of Goods Vehicles. MHE provision for the...
Page 105
I MPROVENIENTS are continually being made in the design and construction of the van and lorry body ; sometimes an idea is...
Page 108
L ITTLE is known by the man in the street about the transport 1 by road of some of the most cumbrous loads which are occasioned...
Page 111
A Lucid Explanation of the More Important Items of Costing in the Maintenance and Operation of the Commercial Vehicle. WFI...
Page 112
for MILL-WORK on Merseyside m ERSEYSIDE, the greatest milling centre in the Empire, is excellently served by many forms of...
Page 114
T HE accompanying illustration shows a remarkable 3-ton steam roller known as the Simplicity, which is made by Wallis and...
Page 115
S 0 many of the inquiries from our readers which daily fill our post-basket concern the subject of legal , requirements and the...
Page 117
by a Co-operative Society HE transport problems of a . retail n g organization unded upon the coperative system • are 11 the...
Page 119
B OTH at home and abroad the rigid-frame six-wheeler in its many guises is progressing in a truly remarkable manner, and that...
Page 121
AV H"'goods . . • transport by road is . concerned McNamara and Co., (1921), • Ltd:, has long been . recognized as holding a...
Page 123
All the Mechanism is Housed Within the Roll of this ,Striking New Model Made by an Old-established Company PP '1) the Manumit...
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and Its Advantages DROBABLY one of the earliest applications of the wheel was to some form of trailer. Man discovered at a...
Page 126
A Summary of the Most Important Products from British and Foreign Works and the Degrees of Popularity of the Various Types. 1...
Page 132
T HE "Great Carmo," who' has been well known to English audiences for nearly 20 years in connection with illusion...
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in the United Kingdom M ANY interesting facts are revealed in the "Home Market Analysis," published by the Statistical and...
Page 135
The Latest Model Millars' Tractor Scores by Reason of Its Narrow Track and the Single-castor Steering. T RACTORS capable of...
J N'the old horse-coaching days coach stations invariably offered accommodation to the drivers as well as stabling for the...
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F 0111 the earliest times there have been two methods of transportin g g oods, either by carryin g them on the backs of porters...
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A Smaller Entry at the C.M.U.A.'s Annual Event, but the Standard of Vehicles Well Maintained. Full List of Prizewinners. C...