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rWENTY-ONE vehicles with a payI. load capacity of over 200 tons have, he Commercial Motor was informed Wednesday, been purchased from e British Transport Commission by e Storage Co. (Penarth), Ltd., Penarth, ho already have four vehicles.
They hope to run regular trunk rvices between South Wales and indon and Liverpool. Their operating le is Welsh Transport Services. An Ice has been obtained in Tooley reet. London. The company hope to indardize on A.E.C. vehicles.
Another big purchase—by Western ansport, Ltd., 70-75 Feeder Road, Philips, Bristol--was announced on esday. They have bought 24 vehicles tons 2 cwt.) based at Yatton and tr vehicles (16 tons 9 cwt.) based at unton.
n addition to the purchases in Yorkre announced on page 631, Mr. bert Smith. "Jasmine." Moor Lane, :nsall, York, has bought two vehicles tons 9 cwt.).
ri the Northern Area, Messrs. iison Bros., Seymour Street, Bishop :kland, have bought one vehicle (3 tons), Mr. L. Wilson, Little Strickland, Newby, one vehicle (5 tons 6 cwt.) and a trailer (2 tons 9 cwt.) and Tarslag, Ltd., Dunstan Road, Wolverhampton, eight articulated outfits and three rigid vehicles based at Stockton. Baxter Road Services, Ltd., Ayton Warehouse, Pandon, have been assigned eight vehicles (20 tons) by Mr. J. Baxter, jnr.. 79 Newiands Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, 2.
Brighton unit 2503, consisting of three Bedford 5-6-tonnets, has been bought by Mr. Jules J. Adam, Swingate Cross, Hellingly, Sussex. S/ough unit 2436 (three Bedford 6-tonners) has gone to Mr. Frederick G. Stone, 49 Solebay Street, London, El, and Rotherhithe unit 2433 (two Foden 8-tonners) to Mr. W. C. Wootten, 72 Willcocks Gardens, London, S.E.9.
FARE INCREASES APPROVED pROPOSALS to increase fares on • Nottingham transport undertaking
(details of which are given on 1-.7.ae 611) were approved by the city council on Monday.