International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

96 dark red on plan. Machinery Hall. Class III. 396 Weir, G. & J., Ltd., Cathcart.—-Weir’s Direct Acting Feed Pumps for Marine, Water Tube, and Stationary Boilers; Weir’s Direct Acting Pumps for General Service on Board Ship, Marine Feed Water Heaters and Evaporators for Mer- chant and Battle Ships, Torpedo Boats, etc. ; Weir’s Differential and Com- pound Feed Pumps for Electric Light Stations, Weir’s Independent Air Pumps, etc. Several of the Pumps shewn in operation. (See Advt., pages 232 and 233.) 397 Tullis, John, & Son, Ltd., St. Ann’s Leather Works, Glasgow.—Driving Belts Oak lanned Leather Belting, Orange Tan Leather Belting, Gnu Hide Belting* Link, Raw Hide, Giraffe, Chonata, Viking, Llama Hair, and Cotton Beltings Belt Laces, Hydraulic Cups and Ram Rings, Pickers, Hose Pipes, and all kinds of Mechanical Leathers. (See Advt., page 18.) 398 Balderston & Co., 201 St. Vineent Street, Glasgow.—Hoyt’s Leather Belting for Driving Machines. (See Advt. below.) 399 Diek, R. & J., Greenhead Works; Glasgow.—Machinery Driving Belts and Horse Shoe Pads. 400 Hendry, James, 252 Main Street, Bridgeton. Glasgow.—Hendry’s Patent Laminated Leather Belting. Hendry’s Patent Volute Leather Covered Pulleys. (See Advt, pages 93 and 251.) 401 Frietionless Engine Packing Co., Ltd., Manchester; Sole Agent for Scot- land . David Gray, 77 West Nile Street, Glasgow.—Karmal Engine and Hydraulic Packing, Patent “ Roko ” Edge, Hair and Cotton Duck Beltings. 402 Isidor Frankenburg, Limited, Greengate, Salford.—Manufacturers of Cables and Wires, insulated with India Rubber for Electric Lighting, Telegraph and Power Transmission ; also of Rubber for Electrical and other purposes. 403 The General Electric Co., Ltd., 71 Queen Victoria street, London.-Gener- ators and Motors for Single-phase, Polyphase, and Continuous Current Electrical Apparatus, Fittings, Bells, and Telephones, Switches, Cut Outs' Switchboards, Small Fans, Heating Apparatus, Incandescent Electric Lamps’ Arc Lamps, etc. 1 ’ 404 M‘Geoeh, William, & Co., Ltd., 108 Argyle Street, Glasgow, and Warwick Works, Birmingham.—Electric Light fittings for houses and ships. Wilson’s Patent Motor Starting Switches, Electrical Accessories, etc., etc. Ships, Rail- way, and Builders’ Brassfoundry, Ships’ Oil and Candle Lamps, Architectural Wrot Iron Work. Agents for Johnson & Phillips’ Enclosed long burning ‘‘Ark Lamps, Electric Cables and Wires. “Sunbeam” Incandescent Lamps. Nalder Brothers & Thompson’s Voltmeters and Ammeters. “Ark” Lamps, r ~ ” ” Advt., page 297.) (See 405 Morns, Warden & Co., 25 Gordon Street. Glasgow.—British Insulated Wire Co., Ltd. (Morley-Fricker Meters), Stand No. 406; British Insulated Wire Co., L*d., Stand No 407; Tudor Accumulator Co., Stand, No. 408; J. & E. Hall, Ltd., Stand, No 580. Photographs of Machinery, Broekie Pell Am Lamps, as used in the General Lighting of the Exhibition Buildings. HOYT’S LEATHER BELTING (PURE OAK TANNED SHORT JL.AI»). Wide Double and Treble Leather Belts a Specialty. Specially prepared Belts, for Driving Dynamos, Pliable, Smooth, Adhesive, fastened without lacings or rivets. Specially Prepared Belts for running in Hot or Moist Climates. All our Belts are made only from the centre or solid part of the hide, stretched In such a manner that in use they run Perfectly straight without stretching or slipping. FOR All mechanical purposes, pure oak bark tanned leather belting IS THE MOST DURABLE THAT CAN BE USED. BALDERSTON & COY., - GLASGOW, Scotland.