International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

64 dark blue on plan. In the Grounds. Class I. 11 12 13 Dobbie & Co., Seed Growers and Florists by Royal appointment, Rothesay__ Flowers and Plants will be continuously exhibited. " In May—Tulips, Sweet Peas, and Violas. In June—Roses, Pansies, Sweet Peas, etc. In July—Roses, Dahlias’ Herbaceous Flowers. In August—Carnations, Dahlias, Phloxes. In September —Dahliaa, Gladioli, Chrysanthemums, and Specimen Vegetables. In October— Chrysanthemums and Dahlias. In November—Chrysanthemums. IN THE GROUNDS. 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, G ig House, Engine Room and Boiler House, Cow House, Calf Pens, Stables, Harness Room, Cart and Implement Sheds, etc. (See Advt below, and page 65.) Wallace, John, & Sons, Ltd., Graham Square, Glasgow.—Machinery and Implements in Model Farm Steading, including:— Barn Machinery.—11 Brake H p. Oil Engine; Finishing Threshing Machine with Double-String Trusser ; Set End-delivery Fanners with Bagging Elevators ; Chaff Cutter with Sifter; Combined Bruiser and Grist Mill■ Double Roller Oil-Cake Breaker; 1 cwt. Baling Machine; Sack Weighing Machine; Sack Barrow. Field Implements.—Lea and Stubble Oliver Chilled Ploughs; Scotch Swing Plough; Double Mould Drill Plough; Medium Drill Grubber; Zig Zag Harrows; Chain Harrows; Seed Harrows; Land Roller; Champion Pole Potato Digger; Potato Screen ; Potato Weighing Machine. In Earm Yard.—Cart and Cattle Weighing Machine with Cattle-cage; Three 10 foot Circular Stack Stands ; One Pole Horse Fork. Harvesting Machinery.—Reaper and Binder; Combined Mower and Reaper ; Crank Action Hay Tedder; Double-Drill Turnip and Mangold Sower; Grain and Grass-Seed Sower; Potato Planter; Grain Drill. In Root House.—Combined Grater and Slicer; 60 Gallon Food Cooler; 140 Gallon Food Cooler. In Gig House.—Buchanan’s Polo or Dog Cart. In Hakness-room and Stable.—Cart, Van, Driving, Riding, and Stallion Harness. 14 Glasgow Dairy Company, 8 West Cumberland Street, Glasgow.—Working Dairy, 10.30 a.m. Pasteurising, Separating, and Filtering of Milk. Butter- making by Danish and Home Experts between 12 and 3 P. M., and a display of the Newest Machinery in Dairying. 16 St. Mungo Poultry Appliances Company, 784 Gallowgate, Glasgow.—Poultry Houses and Runs to scale of 460 head per aere. Incubator House for Hatching Chickens on a new and improved system of incubation ; Duck Runs, Fattening Pens, etc. Appliances for Systematic Poultry Farming. Leaflets on the objects of The National < Poultry Organisation Society, 12 Hanover Square, London. Utility Poultry Club, where Members may be enrolled. Lectures by Eminent Poultry Experts during run of the Exhibition. 18 MaeLellan, P. & W., Ltd., 129 Trongate, Glasgow.—“Clutha” Windmill in Model Farm to pump water into Cattle Troughs. (See Advt., page 227.) Our • ■ ( HE ) Designed ano MODEL FARM STEADING Exhibit, ( and BUNGALOW, J Erected by us. 5 PE I RS” woo«"“ BUILDINOS. Artistic, Inexpensive, Comfortable, Durable. SUITABLE FOR ALL PURPOSES AND ALL CLIMES. From a School to a Church. From a Hut to a Bungalow. From a Cabin to a Palace. Designs, Specifications, and Estimates Free on Application. SPEIRS & CO., 125 West Regent st., Glasgow. Telegrams: London Office: 30 Victoria Street, “SPIRES, GLASGOW.” ’ Westminster, E.C. Works: Port Dundas, Glasgow.