International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

Complimentary List. 55 Brown Brothers, Meadowbank Nursery, Uddingston.—Collection of Summer and Early Autumn Chrysanthemums in North Gardens. Campbell, Matthew, Nurseryman and Florist. High Blantyre.—Beds of Carnations, Fancy Pansies, and Violas around Stewart Fountain. Cunningham, Fraser & Co., Nurserymen, Comely Bank Nurseries, Edinburgh.— • olleetion of Specimen Hollies, Rhododendrons, Ericas, and other plants in West Gardens, North Front of Art Galleries, Cross, Alexander, & Sons, Ltd., Seedsmen and Chemical Manufacturers, 19 Hope Street, Glasgow. — Special Concentrated Manure for Lawns. Dickson, Hugh, Royal Nurseries, Belmont, Belfast.—Collection of Rare Ornamental Trees and Shrubs at Press Pavilion. Leighton, William, Seedsman, 120 Hope Street, Glasgow.—Grass Seeds for Lawns and Terraces West of Centre of Art Galleries. Main, A. & J., &Co., Ltd., Clydesdale Iron Works, Possilpark. Glasgow.—Wrought Iron Unelinibable Railing, 5' 6" high in 9' Panels, from Clifton Street to Bank Street, Hillhead, dividing the Exhibition Grounds from the West End Park. Also Railing running from the Exhibition to the Sports Ground and in front of the Machinery Hall in Dumbarton Road. Continuous Bar Fencing around Ornamental Plots and Pathways. Maefarlane, Walter, & Co., Saracen Foundry, Glasgow.—Classic Cast Iron Spray Fountain, rising to a height of 37 feet from a Concrete Basin of 40 feet in dia- meter. The Central Pedestal contains Twelve Panels, illustrating, by Zodiacal signs and appropriate flora, the months of the year. Surrounding the Pedestal are life sized Allegorical Figures of Art, Science, Literature, and Commerce, modelled by Mr. D. W. Stevenson, R.S.A., supporting the Upper Basin, from which eight sea urchins, around the rim, spout water from the mouths of fishes. Rising from this level is a Terminal Basin held aloft by four entwined dolphins. (See Advt., page 265.) M‘Dowall, Steven & Co., Ltd., Milton Iron Works, Glasgow.—Bandstand, similar to the Bandstands erected for the London County Council on Thames embank- ment, and at Battersea Park ; and for the Manchester Corporation. Electric Light Pillars for Are Lamps similar to those supplied to Buxton, Exeter, Aberdeen, Motherwell, etc. (See Advt., page 266.) Ransomes, Sims, & Jefferies, Ltd., Ipswich.—Ransome’s “Patent ” Automaton and “Anglo-Paris” Lawn Mowers, adapted for general purposes, small lawns, and cutting grass banks, respectively. Russell, John, Richmond Nurseries, Richmond, Surrey.—Collection of Ivies in East Gardens. • Samson. W. & T., Nurserymen, 8 Portland Street, and Braehead and London Road Nurseries, Kilmarnock. —Collection of Ornamental Conifers and other Shrubs at Model Farm and Canadian Pavilion. Also, Grass Seed for Lawns. Shanks, Alex., & Son, Ltd., Dens Iron Works, Arbroath, N.B.—Lawn Mowers and ’ Rollers. Smith & Simons, Nurserymen and Seedsmen 36 West George Street and Kennis- head Nurseries, Glasgow.—Collection of Ornamental Shrubs West of Cascade in North Gardens, and Grass Seeds for Lawns. Smith, T., Daisy Hill, Nursery, Newry.—Collection of Rare Ornamental Plants around Irish Pavilion. Speirs & Co., 125 West Regent Street, Glasgow.—Model Farm Steading buildings built of Composite Wood and Iron—including Bungalow Living House, Cattle Sheds, Granary, Working Dairy, Mixing House, Gig House, Engine Room and Boiler House, Cow House, Calf Pens, Stable«, Harness Room, Cart and Implement Sheds, etc. (See Advt., pages 64 and 65.) Storrie & Storrie, Florists and Seedsmen, 22 and 24 Seagate, and Glencarse Nurseries, Dundee.—Beds of special strains of “Albino” Borecoles, Polyan- thuses, Auriculas, &c. In front of Fine Art Galleries. Thomson, D. w., Nurserymen. 24 Frederick Street and Windlestrawlee Nurseries, Edinburgh.—Collection of Fine Named Hybrid Rhododendrons and Azaleas in front of Bungalow Restaurant, North Gardens.