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* [[S. H. Sparkes]] of [[Fox Brothers and Co]], Wellington who read a paper on 'Motor Vs. Horse Haulage: An account of our nine months experiences'. | * [[S. H. Sparkes]] of [[Fox Brothers and Co]], Wellington who read a paper on 'Motor Vs. Horse Haulage: An account of our nine months experiences'. | ||
* [[Henry Selby Hele-Shaw]], Professor at Liverpool University Collage | * [[Henry Selby Hele-Shaw]], Professor at Liverpool University Collage | ||
* [[Henry Spurrier]] of The [[Lancashire Steam Motor Co]] | * [[Henry Spurrier (c1840-1922)|Henry Spurrier]] of The [[Lancashire Steam Motor Co]] | ||
* [[Edward Shrapnell Smith]], Honorary Secretary | * [[Edward Shrapnell Smith]], Honorary Secretary | ||
* [[A. J. King]] of Macclesfield | * [[A. J. King]] of Macclesfield | ||
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Note: This is a sub-section of Liverpool Self-propelled Traffic Association
Meeting of 17th January 1899 held at the Royal Institution, Colquitt Street, Liverpool. Those present were:
- S. H. Sparkes of Fox Brothers and Co, Wellington who read a paper on 'Motor Vs. Horse Haulage: An account of our nine months experiences'.
- Henry Selby Hele-Shaw, Professor at Liverpool University Collage
- Henry Spurrier of The Lancashire Steam Motor Co
- Edward Shrapnell Smith, Honorary Secretary
- A. J. King of Macclesfield
- Ernest Hooper
- J. H. Toulmin
- W. Norris
- J. A. Crowther Engineer to the Booth Corporation
- H. Wilke
1899 February. Report on 'The Application of Steam to Self-Contained Road Vehicles'[1]
1899 March. 'Some New Features in Motor Vehicle Design' read by Thomas H. Parker.[2]
1899 J. Walwin White appointed as honorary treasurer.[3]
See Also
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Sources of Information
- The Autocar magazine of 28th January 1899