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A CASE of Considerable importance to concerns operating steam wagons was recently heard at Bristol, and as, in our opinion, the...
?THERE are welcome signs of ar far more -Ireasonable attitude on the part of the Minister of Transport towards coaching. The...
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A STRIKING appeal for the establishment of more municipal aerodromes was made by Mr. Roland E. Dangertield when he proposed the...
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That the standard of health of dustmen and of men who work in refuse destructors is high. That thieves broke into Purfleet...
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by oil difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the roughness of the roads over which it...
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Modernizing South Shields Fire Brigade. In order to bring the fire-brigade equipment up to date, the watch committee of South...
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MILE general manager of Bradford Corporation Tramways, .1 Mr. C. R. Team; M.Inst.T., yesterday read his paper entitled...
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T "paper by Sir Cyril W. Hurcomb, K.B.E., C.B., permanent secretary of the Ministry of Transport, was entitled " The Growth of...
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T HE second annual conference of the Industrial Transport Association took place on June 16-18 at the Arundel Hotel, London, -...
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T HE Mechanical Horse, made by Scarnmell Lorries, Ltd., High Holborn House, 52-54, High Holborn, London, W.C.1, with a Scammell...
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Hertfordshire Hills M AXIMUM thermal efficiency is afforded, theoretically, by the engine which has the minimum...
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anti-kick Starting Handle T O remove the risk of accident through a backfire when starting an engine by hand, Thompson...
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The Editor, THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR. [4098] Sir,—Will you kindly send me The Commercial Motor Tables of Operating Costs,...
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MWO unusual dual-purpose vehicles have recently been supplied by Garner Motors, Ltd., Tyseley, Birmingham, 11, through Donald...
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New British 380 h.p. Oil Engine. The Commercial Motor learns that, after a lengthy period of experiment, the Bristol Aeroplane...
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FOR BUS WORK T HE year 123 will be remembered, so far as transport work is concerned, by the number of chassis which has been...
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IN PARLIAMENT Road and Rail Bill Proceedings Resumed By Our Special Parliamentary Correspondent Discretion to Grant or...
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F OR some years Steering Steadies, Ltd., la, Oldridge Road, BaIbare, London, S.W.12, has been marketing a device for preventing...
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inOil! ?ngine Manufacture EAT.,LY fine workmanship in any industry always evokes interest; in most cases also it results in a...
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LAUNDRY TRADE T HE laundry trade is a large and progressive Industry in which transport plays an im portant part, because the...
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Eyewitness Impressions ol :he Public Cleansing Show T HERE were many novelties displayed under the roof of the Waverley Market...
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Condensation of Products of Combustion Caused by Cold Cylinder Walls the Main Factor A REPORT lately issued by the Research...
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Boom in Drapery Continues. Canning Industry Expects Record Season. Activity in Wool. Many Valuable Building Contracts T HE sun...
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THE LATEST NEWS OF IMPORTANT EVENTS BUSES FOR TRAMS IN LONDON? IN London tramways circles the possi bilities of the London...
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The Western and Southern National Companies Buying Out Small Operators 0TH the Western National Omni_0 bus Co. Ltd., and the...
Objections to the Unlimitedtravel Ticket Overcome by the 12-journey Ticket W HERE there is more than one transport undertaking...
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A Resume of Recently Published Patent Specifications T HE names of Humber, Ltd., and Ti. C. Ord appear in patent No. 392,256,...