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... SPEED OF THE MOTOR-'BUS. Everybody knows that the motor-omnibus is a great improvement on the old horse-omnibus, but now a series of experiments have been carried out to find exactly how great this improvement is. It has been found that on a rough average ...
... afternoon. By general opinion the fog was blackest at Charing Cross, where for a long time traffic was paralysed. SCRATIIBLIN HORSES. Omnibus horses scramb'c.;s about the pavements in the impenetrable darkness, causing women to scream and become hysterical. For ...
... Horses in perfect Health, free from Worms, always fit and abo;'e their; work. The experience of Owners of Hunters, Harness Horses, Omnibus Companies, Brewers, and others fully confirms the Vets. Sold by all Corn-dealers, and THE MOLASSINE CO., LTD., 36, ...
... time. Leisurely locomotion is apt to encourage laziness. Quick transit suggests that time is valuable. The slow, sleepy horsed-omnibus is calculated to take the energy and go out of any man. Motor transit wakes him up to a wholesome sense of hustling. Olympia ...
... successful results obtained by the leading horse Omnibus Companies. The decision of most of these Companies to adopt mechanical traction points to the superiority of the Motor Omnibus over the horse Omnibus. This Company will start its business with the ...
... successful results obtained by the leading horse-omnibus companies. The decision of most of these companies to adopt mechanical traction points to the superiority of the motor-omnibus over the horse-omnibus. This company will start its business with the ...
... Brondesbury have sometimes realised. as much as. £6O a week on a single vehicle. A horse omnibus never takes more than £l6 a week. The average daily run for a. horse omnibus is seventy-five miles, but a motor will do about 110. Cii\TGALEE CASE L'ETTLED ...
... PROFITS. The, motor . boon seems to be the fashion of the moment, and it is interesting to notice that one of the older horse-omnibus companies is making a fresh issue of debentures to secure more of the motor Variety. Several new motor ventures arc proinised ...
... stop cord, but she refused, saying she could get off quite easily. She turned her back to the horses (for it was a horse omnibus), and the same gentleman called out, Turn your face the other way. The lady, with supreme contempt, re- plied, I'd ...
... HORSE-OMNIBUS AS SEEN BY MOTOR-OMNIBUS. .. 1 • 5iR ' l' s ...
... . SAW 5 • T H E 4 MOTOR-OMNIBUS AS SEEN BY HORSE-OMNIBUS. The motor-omnibus is making headway every week. The London Road-Car Company now admit that the horse-drawn vehicle stands no chance against it. All the same, there are still old-fashioned people ...
... last lumbering, ill-lighted, springless, rattling horse-omnibus disappears from the road. Not only to those passengers who ride in omnibuses, but just as much to those who take cabs. The horse-omnibus takes a delight in blocking the roadway. It sways ...