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3rd February 1920
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--, Conducted by EDMUND DANGERFIELD, Vol. XXX. No. 778. I

New Taxation Proposals. , D URING TPLE LAST week or so, a fair number of details as to the scheme of taxation under...

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ONE HEARS

Of the " dryest " show on record. • 0 Of an interesting double cone clutch. Nothing to the discredit of the disc harrow....

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WHEELS OF INDUSTRY.

"The wheel of wealth will be slowed by all digoulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is 5y . the...

C.M.U.A. Council.

At the meeting which, will be held tomorrow at 50, Pall Mall, the National Council of the C.M.U.A. will have four important...

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Co-partnership for Road Transport.

One of the important subjects to be considered at the meeting of the Natiorral Council of the Commercial Motor Users...

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Deteriorating Roads.

. rho Durham county surveyor has informed the County Council that very serious deterioration has be c ome apparent on many of...

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A Scottish Development.

The Hughes Motor Engineering C of Batligate, will shortly be reconstructed as Hughes Motors, Ltd., with a capital of 2250,000....

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LEAVES FROM THE INSPECTOR'S NOTEBOOK.

Hoods for Double-deckers. Orders for Agricultural Tractors. T HE INTERVIEW with Mr. Shave in a recent issue of The Camraercial...

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THE LANDON-MARTYN TURNING GEAR.

A Description of an Interesting Device Which Enables Motor Vehicles to Manoeuvre in a Confined Space. rrET.E MOTOR VEHICLE as...

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A POSITIVE FEED CARBURETTER.

T HE principal problem in connection with the design of an efficient car. huretter is that of circumventing the natural...

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THE FIAT ONE-TON LORRY.

A NEW MODEL 1-ton Fiat lorry is now being marketed by Fiat Motors, Ltd . :, of Turin and Wembley, the chassis being known as...

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TRAMS v. BUSES AT NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.

Incidental to Nottingham's proposed extension of munieilial boundaries and the powers which are 'being sought alternatively,...

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RAILWAY EMERGENCY MOTOR TRANSPORT.

A Description of the Central Control Lorry System Adopted by the Great Eastern Railway to Reduce Terminal Delays. P ROBABLY...

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THE FOUR-TON CALEDON CHASSIS.

Details of the Latest Model with a Single Sleeve-valve Engine Dux Gearbox and F. J. Worm Gear. ALEDON MOTORS, LTD:, have been...

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POWER ALCOHOL FROM COKE OVENS.

Some Promising Aspects of the Developments at the Skinningrove Iron Works. I F WE PAUSE to consider that, for over 100 years,...

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MUNICIPALITIES AND MOTOR VEHICLES.

Some Reasons Why the Possibilities of Petrol and Steam Vehicles Must Not be Disregarded. T HE WRITER OF recent articles in The...

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THE AUSTIN 11 TON CHASSIS.

A New Model to be Built on Quantity Production Lines. T HE NEW AUSTIN LORRY which has, for some considerable time past, been...

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THE A.A. COAL-GAS COMPETITION.

The Automobile Association is very disappointed over the result of its £1,000 coal-gas competition, which it inaugurated early...

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AGRIMOTOR NOTES.

Cost of Tractor and Horse-ploughing . Compared. A S I HAVE before stated in these columns, the coniparison of work done by...

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RUBBER AND TYRE RESEARCH WORK.

The Scheme of the Research Association of British Rubber and Tyre Manufacturers Outlined. A e 1.all LENGTHY negotiations be...

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COMMERCIAL AVIATION.

Aircraft Exhibitions Abroad. T HE RECENT AIRCRAFT exhibitions in Paris and America have not done much to assist us in looking...

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. FORD VAN POINTERS.

By R. T. Nicholson (Author of "The Book of the Ford "). W HEN I LAST wrote, I was putting myself in the position of the Ford...

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For DRIVERS, MECHANICS & FOREMEN.

EN SHILLINGS is paid to the sender of any letter which we publish on this page, and an EXTRA FIVE SHILLINGS to the sender of...

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ANOTHER HYDRAULIC TRANSMISSION.

A Résumé of Recently published Patents. There is undoubtedly something fascinating in the idea of an infinitely graded...