W E ARE PLEASED to be able to publish in this issue (pa g es 491 and 492) extracts from an expert report on the subject...

That Churchill's for coal-gas. That the Bulls are now to have a . turn. That rival welders still make sparks fly. That it is...

With Men, Matters and Movements. Three-tonners and Fords. T N MY OPINION, that very entertaining and in structive writer,...

By " T he Inspector." T IS, OF COURSE, quite a. number of years 1 since I took part, in a more or less insignificant way, in...

• The Advent of a New Carburetter. • FOR SOME TIME we have been watching a new method of carburation, brought to us already in...

A Chat with Mr. H. 0. Duncan, of De Dion-Bouton. cc I HAVE at last arrived in London and, if pos sible, should like to meet...

Summary of Report from British Commercial Gas Association. T HE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the British Commercial Gas Association...

1.—The Extent of the Use of Commercial Vehicles. B EFORE IT IS possible to make any kind of estimate or forecast as to the...

The 60-Vehicle Fleet of Harrods Stores and Its Work. r HE COMMERCIAL SUCCESS of a depart efficiency of its delivery service....

By S. F. Edge. The Useful Nature of the Advice by Mr. Edge is So Manifest That We Make No Apology For Giving it This...

"The wheel of wealth will be slowed by all difficulties of transport at whatever points arisin,g, as a carriage is by the...

By Henry Sturmey. N THIS COUNTRY we are chary of new ideas, and do not accept innovations with the readiness with which they...

Interesting Salvage Work with a Tunnelling Co. IN THE VOSGES., (Continued from page 462.) When he had taken it all in he...

the sender of the best letter which we publith, on this pag e all others paid for at the rate of a penny a line, with an...

A Weekly Summary of Recent Patents, of Interest to the Maker and User of Commercial Motor Vehicles. The Seuthey Gas Producer....