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Officially Recognized by The Commercial Motor Users Association. The Authority on all forms of Motor Transport. Largest...
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Aid. S. Osborn, took the chair at the annual conference of the Municipal Tramways Association. The new president of this...
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Since the passing of the Motor Car Acts, of 1896 and 1903, and the corning-into-force of the Heavy Motor Car Order, of 1904,...
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Low Road Rates and Increased Rateable Value : Expenditure on Main Roads should be £120,000 a Year to Equal that of 1889-1890....
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An Accumulator Having Remarkable Recuperative Powers and Which is Undamaged by Short Circuits. The inherent weaknesses of many...
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Coventry City Council will pay £4434 for its six Daimler nidtorbuses. Mr. F. Massey Burnside has been appointed manager of the...
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That coal is costing £3 13s. a ton in Dublin already. That he is a wise striker who knows his own tradeunion. That there was...
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A concise index to volume 11 of THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR is now ready. Copies can be had on apnlication to the publisher, Temple...
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TRING, Wednesday, -.4th Sept: In my last communication I told of my decision to follow the fortunes of the cavalry transport...
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times during the present manceuvres. It has been carried out with precision and an absence Of fuss that does great credit to...
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Eventually, of course, things did unravel themselves, principally through the remarkable efforts of the mechanical transport....
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Remarkable Results Achieved in the Manceuvres.—Cancellation of Orders for Horsed Plant. While the main manceuvres, with three...
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Street, London, S.W. As shown in the drawing there are no thumbscrews or springs utilized in its construction ; it is made out...
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on Thursday ; 6.34 on Friday ; 6.32 on Saturday 6.27 on Monday ; 6.24 on Tuesday ; 6.22 on Wednesday next. Lining Up Road...
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Firm of A. SAURER and H. M. MAYER, No. 143, dated 2nd January, 1913.—According to this invention means are provided for...