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... performer over any country, and lias heen driven Up to date in single and doubie harness -On >i-iv ALD Pill >GKS.— Pair-horse Omnibus.— TO-MORROW (WKHNKSDAV), .lune 13, Messrs. W. and S KKKEMAN »i!I SELL :i I'KI VATE Pair-horse OM XI BUS. to carry 10 passengers ...
... to advocate the substitution of motor power for horse power in the ease of animals used for transport, heavy draught horses, omnibus and char-a-banc horses. When motorcars were first introduced it was said tbat horses would be frlghened the apparition ...
... from the reduction number street congestion will be relieved, as each motor will lake up considerably less space than a horsed omnibus. Tbero is, besides, the gain from sanitary point of ▼iew in the removal of so large a number of horses from our thoroughfares ...
... figures are altogether misleading, as the gross earning* the motor-omnibuses quoted without reference expensea, cas# tbs horse omnibus net tv; ruing* only are given. After six months' experience of working motoromnibuses in London, in which bad competition ...
... and reliable , vehicles. The average earning capacity of motoromnibus had been found per week, against £l6 16a. for the horse omnibus, lie hoped that rapid passenger vehicles running between large towns and the surrounding country would before long do away ...
... competitor in hia new sphere of activity in the ordinary motor-car driver, it is not unlikely that the pick of the younger horse-omnibus driven will, when they shall have learned bow pilot motor-omnibuses, find that tempting offers enter private service will ...
... alwnya fit. and above their work. The experience Owners and Hunters. Harness Horses. Omnibus tatnpanies. Brewers, sod other* lully oonhrm* the ** Vets.” Not condiment, hut food replacing other food stuffs. bold Dealer* The HO LA Shi NE CO.. Ltd., 36. ...
... small space for reply. . i . . the letter above referred it seems last to recognised the Horse Onmibiis Companies lhat the horse omnibus to discarded m lavonr the Motor Bus. notwithstanding rtntomcnt tto Sttb Au-ust last of the London I.me rat On.nibaa Company ...
... Preference dividend, directors and trustees’ fees, and managing director’s salary, written off for reduction of horses and ©f horse omnibus stock the sum of £4,670, leaving a balance of £2,109 to be carried forward. The directors regret that the shareholders ...
... but now 3Kft g Th e freeho | house No. 12, Prospect-place, commercial bare Ac. lower. was said that m three years the horse omnibus would be isiinnoa, let £26 brought £330; and No. 1, Keston- firm. Tin easy, and 30 points down. Iron quiet, practically ...
... amongst themselves nod to take general action to meet competition from outside sources. (Hear, hear.) The decision of the horse omnibus companies to rapidly adopt motor traction was somewhat of contradiction to trie attitude which they had hitherto adopted ...
... famishes the motor 'bna with grand advantage, for over the whole of tho centre of London it is opposed by nothing but the horse omnibus, and even where the outskirts are concerned it has the option of carrying passengers through without changing near their ...