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Removal Van Removed From Licence
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THE Northern Deputy Licensing Authority deleted a furnitureremoval vehicle from the A licence of Mr. J. Taylor, 11 Duke Street, Whitehaven, last week, stating that insufficient evidence had been given to justify a renewal. Mr. Taylor sought the renewal of his licence for this vehicle and another to carry coal, coke; building materials. farm produce and requisites and timber.
Mr. R. A. Webb, for the British Transport Commission, _submitted that only the grant for the second vehicle should be renewed, and that it should be limited to the carriage of timber and coal. Messrs. J. A. Pick thall and Sons, Messrs. I. Rogers and Sons and E. Fye and Sons, Ltd., also objected.
The Deputy Authority granted the renewal of the licence only in respect of the second vehicle.
CONCESSION BID STAYS
nESPITE opposition by the British Transport Commission and the Passenger Vehicle Operators' Association, Rochdale Parliamentary Committee have decided not to withdraw the clause relating to concession fares on buses in the Bill they are promoting in the House of Commons. The Bill was heard by a Select Committee of the House of Lords on Tuesday.
SAO PAULO BUYS LEYIANDS
FORTY Leyland Worldmasters with Pneumo-Cyclic transmission have been ordered by Empreza de Onibus Alto do Pan, Ltda., Sao Paulo, Brazil. The company, who already operate 105 Leyland buses, placed the contract through S.A.M.D.A.C.O. Light-alloy 46-seat bodywork will be constructed on
the chassis by C.A.I.O., Sao Paulo.