TRANSPORT OF STOCK
Strain For System Because there was a steady I increase in primary production. carrying stock to freezing works at peak periods would strain the road transport system, the No. 9 Transport Licensing Authority (Mr J. S. Hayward) was told yesterday. Evan Miles Frew, the manager of Frews Motors. Ltd . Darfield, also said in support iof an application for an i amendment to a goods service licence, that the situation could be aggravated by a requirement that stock must stand for at least 12 hours before being killed. In granting two additional vehicle authorities and further dispensation of the Drivers’ Hours Regulations, the Authority said the application was sound. It was proven that there was a substantial and gradual increase in the applicant company’s revenue. The company qualified for the relief it sought said the Authority.
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31145, 23 August 1966, Page 6
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