International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

Class VII. Avenue Bridge, dark blue on plan. 147 954 Smillie. Alexander. 514 Victoria Road, Crosshill, Glasgow.—Case containing two Violins, a Viola, and a Violoncello, modelled after Stradivarius, and varnished with Whitelaw’s “Cremona Varnish.” Bows by A. Vigneron, Paris. 955 Hawkes & Son, Denman Street, Piccadilly Circus, London, W., manufacturers of Musical Instruments for Military, Brass, Orchestral, and Drum and Fife Bands, The following Exhibitors in this Class have their exhibits described under the numbers indicated:— Avery, W. & T., Ltd., Birmingham and Glasgow. See No 415. Blind Asylum (Royal Glasgow), ICO Castle Street, Glasgow. See No. 237. Chambers, W. & R., 339 High Street, Edinburgh. See No. 97. Crossley Bros., Ltd., “Otto” Gas Engine Works, Openshaw, Manchester. See Mo. 428. Dobbie, Alex., & Son, Ltd., 42-45 Clyde Place, Glasgow. See No. 869. Frowde, Henry, Oxon University Press, Amen Corner, London, E.C. See No. 110. Glenfield & Kennedy, Kilmarnock. See No. 431. M‘Gregor, D„ & Co., 37-40 Clyde Place, Glasgow. Ses No. 858. Septic Tank Syndicate, Ltd., 7 and 8 Bedford Circus, Exeter. Sec No. 80. Wallach Bros., 57 Gracechurch Street, London, E.C. Sea No. 385. Dr. Bartlett, F.C.S., says: “Your Preparation is the best I have ever examined.’’ SCOTT’S MIDLOTHIAN OAT FLOUR IINFOITAT I FI) as a Perfect Article of Diet for Old and Young;. Richer in Bone and U n uy UHLLLn Flesh-forming Properties than any other Food. Highly recommended —————— and used by many Eminent Physicians. A. & R. SCOTT, Limited, Glasgow and London.