Change of Base "Not Important
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DESPITE a submission on behalf of the B.T.C.. that the applicants should be penalized for illicitly transferring vehicles from St. Helens to• Liverpool without notifying the Licensing Authority, the North Western Deputy Licensing Authority, Mr. A. IL Jolliffe, granted in full an application by H. I. Huyton, Ltd., at. Liverpool last Friday.
The application was to operate 16 vehicles on A licence with the normal user "General goods, Great Britain as sub-contractors to J. and H. Transport
Services (Peckham), Ltd." A further application for a maintenance vehicle was refused.
Two whole days had been devoted to the case previously, and last Friday's hearing was devoted to submissions.
Mr. G. H. P. Beames, for British Railways, said that apart from the change of base, the evidence did not justify a grant.
WINGARD MIRROR MARKING
AS recorded in The Commercial Motor of January 12, Wingard are to award £100 to the driver whose vehicle has their millionth " 1500" range mirror fitted. The company have now revealed that the distinguishing feature of this particular mirror is a facsimile of the Wingard trade mark placed on the inside centre of the mirror head, behind the glass. The glass can be removed by first taking out the encircling rubber ring.
SCAM1VIELL SALES
'THE southern regional sales office of 1 Scammell Lorries, Ltd., is now in Berkeley Square House, Berkeley Square, London, W.I. Telephone number is GROsvenor 6050.