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Rubberine, Ltd., has moved to new premises at 139-143, York Way, London, N.7.
Bradford's remaining tram servicesare expected to be abolished before the end of this year.
Courses of instruction in road transport have been authorized to be held at Clapham Junction College of Commerce.
A new tyre depot has been opened by Pirelli, Ltd., at 32a, Ryeland Crescent, Nottingham, with Mr. E. W. Yates as manager.
The London divisional offices of Fina Petroleum Products, Ltd., have been moved to 20, Queen Caroline Street, Hammersmith, W.6.
A new British Standard for Methods for Sheet Metal Pattern Development has been published by the British Standards Institution at 3s.
Simms Motor Units, Ltd., has opened a new and larger depot at 490, Cowbridge Road, Cardiff, where increased service facilities are now available.
India Tyre and Rubber Co., Ltd.. has opened a new depot at 121, Upper Tooting Road, London, S.W.17, to deal with traders south of the Thames.
Scottorn, Ltd., New Malden, Surrey, has opened a branch works on the Kingston By-pass, where all types of commercial-vehicle repair can be under taken.
Mr. G. Patterson is to address the Institute of Traffic Administration (Merseyside Centre) on the Transport Act at the Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool, on May 16, at 7.30 p.m.
NEW REGISTRATIONS IN FEBRUARY
ADROP in new registrations during February, compared with the figures for the previous month, is shown in the latest returns issned by the Ministry of Transport. The February returns are summarized in the table below:—