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Exports Must Be Well Packed

14th October 1949
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THE importance of sound packing, particularly for export, was stressed by speakers at the opening of the First National Packaging Exhibition at the City Hall, Manchester last week. The show closes to-morrow.

On more than 100 stands are to be seen, items of packing equipment and provision is made for handling everything from the tiniest articles up to 20-ton oil engines. Of particular interest is the plastic spray system, by means of which machinery can be enclosed so that it is preserved from rust for years.

• Electro-Hydraulics, Ltd., demonstrates conveyancer fork-lift trucks. The Mk. VHS a battery-electric model for use iirh-e-re-' an atmosphere must be maintained free' from fumes.

DERBY'S GOLDEN, JUBILEE

THE golden jubilee of Derby municipal bus undertaking was celebrated last week by the official opening ()tithe

London Road garage. '

Speaking at the luncheon which preceded the ceremony, Major-General G. N. Russell,. chairman of the Road Haulage Executive, referred to the advantages now provided by the road transport 'facilities of 'the Executive. He urged 'manufacturers who owned vehicles to consider whether it was not more . economical to use publicly owned vehicles rather than' their own

88 TROLLEYBUSES ORDERED

AN order for 88 trolleybuses has been placed with the Canadian Car and Foundry Co., Ltd., Montreal, by the British Columbia Electric Co., Ltd. The cost will be approximately 24,000 dollars each.

The new vehicles will go into service next year to carry forward the B.C.E. company's transport conversion plan in -Vancouver. There will be 168 trolleybuses operating in the city by the end of the year. The company plans to spend 110,000,000 dollars in modernizing its plant.

CHEAP SINGLE TICKETS F.711 GLASGOW?

THE return of lid. tickets issued in books of 10 for use at off-peak periods is planned by Glasgow Transport Department.

. The suggestion was made by the general manager and is due to be ratified by the city council. Tickets would be valid for any single journey between -10 a.m. and 12 a.m. and 2.30.p.m. and 4.30 p.m. from Monday to Friday


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