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28th April 1933
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Hampering Trade and Industry

L AST week we referred to the blow which has been aimed at the very foundations of goods transport by road by the Road and Rail...

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Passing Comments

A N example of the unnecessary inconvenience that is often caused by thoughtlessness is provided by a recent licence...

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ONE HEARS

That more should be done in schools to develop a traffic sense amongst children. Of traders who define Budgets as bleak winds...

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WHEELS of INDUSTRY "The wheels of wealth will be slowed

Ely all difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the roughness of the roads over which it...

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Personal Pars.

Sir Montague Hug'Liman has been appointed chairman of W. T. Henley's Telegraph Works Co., Ltd. The transport committee of St....

Expansion of M.R.S„ Ltd.

The well-known haulage concern, /vI.R.S., Ltd., has acquired an interest in A. C. Marston and Co. (Liverpool), Ltd. Messrs. F....

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A Warning of Oil Failure.

With the object of guarding against damaging an engine by continuing to run it after a failure of the oil supply, many...

A New Vice with Swivelling Jaws

A NOVELTY in vice construction, which greatly increases the capabilities of the tool, is employed in a new and ingenious...

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London Mail Contract Renewed.

A renewal of their present Royal Mail contract for a further period of six years has been secured from the Postmaster-General...

News of Municipal Activities

Council's Appeal Against Judgment for The finance committee of Battersea Borough Council reports that a case was heard at the...

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Restricting Transfer of Goods.

In connection with the loading and unloading of goods in busy streets, the roads committee of Bournemouth Corporation has...

MUNICIPAL PURCHASES and PROPOSALS

EARSDON (Northumberland) Urban, District Council is to purchase a new refuse-collector. EN= HEMPSTEAD Town Council has...

What the New Bill Means

—by the Chairman of the R.H.A. THE chairman of the Road Haulage Association addressed a big meeting of haulage contractors and...

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The First

Compressed-air Tipping Gear H OLDING the opinion that there is a big demand for a power tipping gear which costs little more...

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A Practical and Efficient

Conductor's Ticket Machine F OR some years past inventors and designers have been busily engaged . in an endeavour to produce...

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New Company Formed to Exploit Erren Engine A"

W company has been formed, and a factory established, for the exploitation and demonstration in this country of the Erren...

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A REDESIGNED

GUY Six -wheeled TROLLEY-BUS T IIE grouping of comporiants mid the general simplification of the electrical gear on...

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BUDGET TAXATION PROPOSALS

I T is obvious that considerable attention has been given in the Budget to the question of commercial-vehicle taxation,...

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The Latest R.H.A. Activities

R.II.A. Load-line Indicators. At a recent London rally of R.H.A. members, Mr. J. F. E. Pye, chairman of the Metropolitan Area...

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FINE PERFOI VIANCE BY A PETROL-ENGINED DOUBLE-DECKER

T HE Gilford Zeus was exhibited at the Scottish Show last November and described in The Commercial Motor dated November 4. At...

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AIR TRANSPORT NEWS

.L.M.S. Air Line Contemplated. It is understood that the London, Midland and Scottish Railway Co, is discussing with...

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VIEWS ON THE ROAD \ID RAIL TRAFFIC BILL

E. C. Marston, Chairman, M.R.S., Ltd. JT is difficult at this stage to go into the many new features of the Bill. My first...

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The Milan Show

M ORE than usual interest attached to the commercial-vehicle section of the Milan Motor Show, which was held in the Palazzo...

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A Garner Articulated Outfit

I N these days of fierce competition, all discriminating operators are interested in vehicles having the largest possible...

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Modern Ideas in a Refuse Collector

I N our issue dated February 3, 1933, we announced that Shelvoke and Drewry, Ltd., Letchworth, had acquired the sole right for...

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OPINIONS and QUERIES The Rail v. Road Situation in 1904.

The Editor LIE COMMERCIAL MOTOR. [4053] Sir,—Appended is an extract from "Steam Carriages and Traction Engines," by W....

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Operating Aspects of

Passenger Transport M.H.C.S.A. TO APPEAL AGAINST GREY COACHES RULING C ONFIRMATION of a decision to appeal against the ruling...

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LATEST NEWS FROM THE TRAFFIC AREAS

APPEAL DECISIONS AS DRAFT ORDERS. IN connection with the banning of coaches from Central London and the restriction of...

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New Ideas in Steel-tube Seats

A N interesting design of tubular bus seat has been patented and is being manufactured by the Bennet Furnishing Co., Ltd., 121,...

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WHERE TO FIND HAULAGE BUSINESS

111HE clothing, drapery, and boat and _L shoe trades continue to be active. The demand for such articles as tennis clothing,...

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Problems of the

HAULIER and CARRIER T HERE can be no doubt that most rate-cutting originates in special quotations for return loads. With few...

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A Fuel Injection Pump

MITE fuel pump described in 1 the patent of B. C. Joy and Sinune Motor Units, Ltd., No. 388,828, is of the type in which a...