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Page 71
T HE Royal Show brings us around once more to the annual review of the position of power in agriculture. Rapid and great...
I T is the practice of those haulage contractors who concern themselves with beet transport to reserve certain vehicles...
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other to encourage the employment of suction-gas producers, and for some years has held extensive trials annually. Despite...
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That something must be done to eliminate the glaro from concrete surfacing. That the Pagefield refuse-collection system deals...
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by 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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Motors Guard Liverpool's Health. In the annual report of the Liverpool medical officer of health, information is given by the...
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A LL classes of motor-vehicle user will be interested in the new ferry service which was recently inaugurated. between North...
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IN PARLIAMENT By Our Special Parliamentary Correspondent GOVERNMENT REPLY. PETROLEUM PRODUCTION BILL. T HE House of Commons...
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Research Carried Out by Oxford Agricultural Engineering Institute Has Proved of Great Value. Many Important Recent Innovations...
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BODIES for many purposes Catering for the Needs of the General Farmer, the Livestock Breeder, the Market Gardener and the...
Page 84
Pneumatic Tyres on Tractors C ONS1DERABLE progress has been made during the past few years in the development of pneumatic...
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F ARMERS are finding more and more use for motors and less and less us a for horses. The tractor is replacing the horse on the...
Page 89
HILLMAN'S NEW ESSEX AIRPORT OPENED. In the week to June 22, Hillmans Airways, Ltd., carried 170 passengers on the London-Paris...
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The Farmer of To-day Cannot Do Without the Haulier, from Whom He Needs Service Involving the Use of Many Types of Vehicle By...
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, P for holding a series of goodstransport operators' meetings in various towns in Yorkshire, under the auspices of the Road...
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The 24th Article of the Series in which We Answer Typical Questions on Different Subjects Resulting from the Passing of the...
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Farmers are Demanding a Standard of Efficiency Never Before Required and Price is Becoming a Secondary Consideration By D. N....
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An Ingenious Jennings Body for Cattle, Livestock, Horses and General Merchandise Mounted on a Dennis Chassis Q NE of the most...
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Contracts for the Forthcoming Season are Now Being Made: This is the Time to Devise Means for Diminishing Congestion M OST...
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CULTURAL SHOW A Review of the Machines and Appliances of Interest to the Agriculturist to be Displayed, and in Some Cases...
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A Simple and Effective Brake With Many Interesting Features A N automatic trailer brake, combining the advantages of both the...
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Are the Railways Trying to Create a Monopoly? Regulations Governing the Lighting of Overhanging Loads THOSE RAILWAY OBJECTIONS...
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commercial motors for the conveyance of horses is a development which cannot fail to have impressed all those who, at any time,...
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A Résumé of Recently Published Patent Specifications C OMPLIANCE with official regulaLions often limits the designer in his...
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Harvest Time Emphasizes the Vital Need for Efficient Methods, and the Advantages of Mechanization are Clearly Shown I T has...
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Over 100 Hauliers Attend an Important Meeting at Paign ton O VER 100 hauliers, drawn from a 50-mile radius, attended a meeting...
Governing the Classification and Lighting of Vehicles, Drivers' Licences and Speeds 1 — IN Monday next, July 2, Parts 2, 3,...
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A Resurnj of the Two Papers Read at the Conference of the Municipal Tramways and Transport Association Which Ends To-day in...
A T the outset of his paper on the above topic, Mr. Vane Morland says that, since relatively few towns can rehouse their...
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T HEpaper by Mr. W. Allan Irvine, the publicity superintendent of Glasgow Corporation's transport department, opens with a few...
B EFORE the House of Commons. approached the report and thirdreading stages of the Road Traffic Bill, the Motor Legislation...
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THE LATEST NEWS OF IMPORTANT EVENTS Operating Aspects of " RED AND WHITE" EFFECTS IMPORTANT MERGERS IN WALES. A FURTHER and...
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OLDHAM'S HIGHER BUS PROFIT. 1 N the year ended March 31, 1934, the 53 buses in the service of Oldham Corporation were operated...
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A N interesting loading device particularly adaptable for use by ; f armers has been invented by Mr. Alastair C. Stewart, of...
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Points from the Discus sions on Papers am Observations on the Nei4 Vehicles and Appliance. at the Demonstration Some...
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The Annual Report of the British Road Federation Clearly Points to the Value of this Important Organization FrIE annual...