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... public comment and complaint by motorists and other road users, may be relieved if the Transport Committee adopt the recommendation made to them yesterday by the Police Committee of the Belfast Corporatio —that all outward and Inward public transport stopping ...
... Skip. skip, skip.’ 'Bus complaint A correspondent writes: —Sun- night has come to be regarded by Dundonald residents as the ••black” night of the week for the trolleybus service In High Street. It is the night on which Inward bound ’buses carry their ...
... stood at the side of the green signing autographs, Hargreaves arrived with his 66. LOWEST INWARD HALF In a round of 69, Cerda came home in 32. which was the lowest inward half of the day at Portrush. completed the great round by finking a long putt on the ...
... stage began in High Street, near Churr' Lane. Corresponding adjustments have been made on sor of the inward journeys. A few days ago I mentioned the complaint of many people whose place of business Is In the Row Avenue. North Street, or Done gall Street areas ...
... the runway approach light 600 yards from the threshold of runway 28. This pole was struck by the starboard inner flap, the inward portion of which was torn off by the impact and fell 20 yards from the pole. About 75 yards from the first point of impact ...
... coincidence, I will agree with you. Mr. M‘Sparran referred to the occasion when the stern doors of the Princess Victoria opened inwards as the ship was being reversed into a heavy sea in Larne Lough. Witness said that he did not consider the incident serious ...
... London Bridge, but more detailed survey will he carried out to-day. The rails on the starboard bow of the ship were bent Inwards. PROPOSED INCREASE IN FREIGHT RATES Minister receives advice from • Tribunal The Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation ...
... London than New Zealand DELEGATES of more' tfiat, enslneerm* concern . . . such ours where have than 80 countries will both inward and outward trhfflc, meet London next month “STS ttSef. to talk about new methods in absorbed in our costs.” railway running ...
... AAECC.a.m. parts of the body, causing the addition I used to press nose dent*, but when the samples ei mamDO 1» the latest complaint most dreaded against the glass of helmet, were examined I must say that CLENCORMLEY s.-DM. vuu 1 Reception. 3 Bedrooms 6 ...
... encumbent concern local author!- *«• S enda BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. THURSDAY. APRIL 28, 195 S ter s cross- imer sei Some causes of complaints analysed This article continues the series by contributor on Ulster's cross-Channel steamer seruices. * TTENTION frequently ...
... Gibson said that one of the main Continued on Page 11 mfle-nlwagth;ot'lthdcrutg great difficulties umtcdutflun The routing of inward-bound nhmhny'm:my from Place, he said, had m.apgamum 48&@& the trade of shops in- thoroughfare, which had &thmnvmmm? Hospitals ...
... members of the Consumers’ Association who purchased new houses, 91 per cent. produced a formidable and woebegone catalogue of complaints. These are discussed in the current issue of the Association’s Magazine “Which ?” Comic (although not for the family concerned) ...