The Autocarrier was sold by the Canada Cycle and Motor Agency (Qld) Ltd, which imported the first auto-carrier into Qld in 1911.
CCM
Canada Cycle and Motor Agency (Qld) Ltd
"The CCM's range of motorcycles, snapped up by shearers travelling between pastoral stations and by young men with a love of speed, included the British 'Triumph' and 'B.S.A.' and the USA's 'Indian'."
Also known as CCMC, the Queensland firm imported Autocarrier three-wheelers in 1911.
Canada Cycle & Motor Agency, Ltd. (Sydney)
The George Street, Sydney, branch briefly marketed C.C.M.C. motorcycles in 1903.
Waratah motorcycles were initially manufactured by CCM Sydney, who from at least 1910 assembled Waratah bicycles from standard parts, or rebadged BSA bicycles. W.A. Williams had been the manager of the Sydney branch of this business and in 1905 he bought it, retaining the name until 1913.
In 1913 the bicycle and motorcycle part of the business was taken over by his sons, Perce and Reg, and the name was changed to Williams Bros and later P and R. Williams.
CCMC Hare St, Echuca, Victoria.
CANADA CYCLE Co. - Attention is directed to the Canada Cycle and Motor Co.'s change of advertisement in this issue. The company's depot, which is in Hare street, next Rickards', is stocked with the famous Massey-Harris, Red Bird, Ivanhoe, Ruby Rim and Imperial cycle.
The Riverine Herald, Sat 29 Oct 1910. Trove NLA
Sources: slq.qld.gov.au, Robert Saward, vmcc.net.
See also CCMC (Canada).
