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6th July 1951, Page 29
6th July 1951
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Rate Plan For New Furniture Deferred

F RE introduction of its new charges schedule has been deferred by 'ickfords New Furniture Carriage ;ervice. This has been done to enable n accountant appointed by the British......

Traffic Increase At R.h.e. Bristol Depot

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;torage Of Petroleum - Spirit A Lthough Written Mainly...

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April Registrations Down

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Mr. Birch On Penal Taxation

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• Receipts .up Trai-fic. : Receipts. Of -- British Road...

May 7t) Otalted 0,942.000, making an aggregate 'of 'f28,523,000 for the first 20 weeks of the year. State-owned provincial passenger transport undertakings made £3,236,000 in......