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THE DUKE OF KgHT, KG., K.T., is to open the new Coalite plant of Low Temperature Carbonisation, Ltd., at Bolsover, Derbyshire, on December 9.
Sheffield Transport Committee recommends the appointment of MR. H. WATSON, assistant manager, as general manager of the transport department.
MR. T. W. M. Foritsym, the Leyland agent in Cairo, has recently returned to Egypt, after a short stay in this country at the headquarters of the company.
MR, R. L. ALLEN, formerly manager of the Newcastle-on-Tyne branch of the Firestone Tyre and .Rubber Co., Ltd., has been promoted to the managership of the company's branch at 25, Whitehall. Road, Leeds.
MR, D. A. WAGSTAFF has joined Garner Motors, Ltd., to develop this company's extensive municipal department. He is well known to municipal officials throughout the country, having been associated with this specialized branch of the industry since his early years, his connection having been with the Lacre and H.R.C. concerns, amongst others. .
MAJOR H. E. IIICKMOTT, managing director of Ribble Motor Services Ltd., and MR. E. V. STANDERWICK, general manager of the Standerwick combine, at Blackpool, sailed, last week, from Liverpool OA the '1Reina del Pacifico " for the West Indies. They are to visit Nassau, Havana, Miami Beach and Bermuda, among other places.
During Mr. Stanclerwick's absence, Mr. Frank Briggs will deputize.
MR. FREDERICK R. Simms, to whom we referred recently as being the founder of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, is a little hurt because we mentioned that he "claims " also to. have founded the Royal Automobile Club. We hasten to assure Mr. Simms that we are quite satisfied that his claim is fully justified. At a banquet held on the 25th anniversary of the Club, H.M..The King (then Prince of Wales) presented Mr. Simms with a testimonial, signed by Sir Arthur Stanley, in recognition of his work as its founder.
Following a world survey recently carried out by F. Perkins, Ltd., Peterborough, the company has decided that it is necessary to appoint two members of its staff to act on special liaison work with motor manufacturers generally. with the object of promoting, in collaboration with these concerns, the use of Perkins engines throughout the world. MR. V. E. 'BRIDGEN, sales superintendent for the Midlands, will contact with makers from a :saleS aspect, whilst MR. G. R. G. GATES, who has been associated with the company in a technical sales capacity since its inception, will act as 'technical cOnsultant.