Acid Exports Fallen, Says Haulier
1st August 1958, Page 33
1st August 1958
Page 33
Page 33, 1st August 1958
— Acid Exports Fallen, Says Haulier
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A RECESSION in sulphlific acid
exports was reported at Manchester, last week, when W. H. Cowburn and Cowpar, Ltd., asked the North Western Deputy Licensing Authority to amend the conditions of the B licence covering their 43 vehicles and 42 trailers.
The company asked for the addition of "sulphuric acid for Thomas Bolton and Sons, Ltd., Widnes." It was stated that Bolton's had most of their acid carried by rail: but would find it useful to have Cowburn and Cowpar vehicles available to deal with any surplus caused by the recession. Rail traffic would not be affected.
Mr. J. R. Lindsay granted the application.
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North Western Deputy Licensing Authority
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Manchester