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I.o.W. REMOVERS' DISCLAIMER

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1st September 1950

Page 29

Page 29, 1st September 1950 — I.o.W. REMOVERS' DISCLAIMER

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SEVEN Isle of Wight removal contractors have published a joint disclaimer of . any connection with nationalized industry. In an advertisement in the "Isle of Wight County Press" they state: "The undermentioned removal contractors 'wish to bring to the notice of the public that they are still trading as independent firms under free enterprise and have no connection with other Island firms which have been acquired by British Transport Commission and are therefore nationalized,"

The removers are Curtiss and Sons, Ltd., Messrs. E. Dibben and Sons, Messrs. T. H. Lacey, J. Mew and Son, Ltd., Messrs. T. Paul, Messrs. C. W. Salter Bros. and Messrs. R. Snudden.