THE ACASON, THE BRITISH-AMERICAN AND THE AULTMAN-TAYLOR.
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The 13ritish-Ameriean Import Co., of 14; Cockspur Street, advises us that it is now able to arrange for early delivery of its special range of American truck chassis ; the first considerable consignments are on their way here and will be available within the next few weeks. A novel and cliatinct model which, we are informed, has embodied in its construction many features based on British practice, is also shortly to be offered. Inquiries concerning this machine and those, which will be available here within the next week or two are solicited. It is interesting to learn that this company, which has powerful business conneCtions, is also to handle the Aultm an-Taylor agricultural tractors ; the first of these implements is op its way here. Mr. H. Sutherland Pilch, managing director of the British-American Import Co., Ltd., previously associated with Darracq and Napier sales interests, is particularly enthusias 016 tic as to the ..9.cason, the new model which his company is importing. Amongst other activities, this concern is handling the Argo parcel-delivery light chassis, which sells at 105 guineas here.,