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We are assured, in reference to our short editorial references of last week on the subject of " Adequate representation of...
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Now that the Commercial Vehicle :rials are over, although we have not is yet received the judges' awards, it is lossibie to...
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The "J. & B..-Lacre" 3-ton Chassis. This 3-ton van or lorry chassis was introduced to the commercial motoring world at the...
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The L. and Y.R. New Service. One of the Milnes-Daimler motorbuses, which was in service between Blundellsands and Thornton, is...
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(Continued from page 177.) Maximum Economy and Maximum Power. He had found that it was possible to reduce the carbonic oxide...
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This journal fosters, represents, and chronicles commercial motoring in all its branches ; it has the largest and best...
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A Novel and Practical Suggestion for Dealing with Traffic at Busy Centres. Some practical suggestions for the improved control...
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Impressions Gained from Sundry Journeys upon a Milnes-Daimler Double-Decker. The writer did not travel the whole thousand...
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The Upper Erz Gebirge District. The parishes in the Platten district are considering the advisability of linking Barringen and...
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Scottish Cars in R.A.C. Trials. The Editor, " THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR." Sir :—As a Scotch reader of your excellent journal, I...
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Our readers will be informed by the Editor on any points connected with the construction or use of commercial motors, Where a...
One of the principal objections to travelling on the upper-deck of a motorbus is the damp state of the seats after a shower of...
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Hartridge Tire Syndicate, Ltd., and Another.—No. 26,480, dated 22nd November, 1906.—The tire consists of two sections of rubber...