International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

Class I. In the Grounds, dark blue on plan. 65 AGRICULTURAL HALL 30 Agricultural Research Association, for the N.E. Counties of Scotland, Experimental Station, Glasterberry, Milltimber; Offices and Laboratory, 10 Belmont Street, Aberdeen.—Diagrams and Specimens of the benefits to Agri- cultural Practice and Agricultural Science of Investigations and Experiments carried out during a quarter of a century. 31 Wright, R. Patrick, The West of Scotland Agricultural College, 6 Blythswood Square, Glasgow.—Photographs, Diagrams, Designs, Books, Models, and Speci- mens. Apparatus and Appliances illustrative of the teaching of the Colhga. Cheese and Butter made at the College Dairy School. Plants growing in pots to illustrate the effects of various Manures. 32 Sulphate Of Ammonia Committee, 4 Fenchurch Avenue, London, E.C.— Specimens of Sulphate of Ammonia produced by five different processes. Wheat Oats, Barley, Turnips, Potatoes, etc., showing the advantages of Ammonia as a fertiliser. 33 Verkaufs Syndikat der Kaliwerke'(GeFman Potash Syndicate), Leopolds- hall-Stassfurt, Germany. Local Agents: C. Schneider & Co., 33 Renfield Street, Glasgow.—Collection of Crude and Manufactured Potash and Magnesium Salts for agricultural and technical purposes, including Kainit, Kieserit. 30 % Potash Manure Salts, Muriates of Potash, Sulphate of Potash, etc. Illustrations of Manuring Experiments and Statistical Tables. Monumental Group, allegorically representing the Stassfurt Industry : a miner is handing a block of Crude Potash to the figure of ‘ Chemical Industry,” who with her sister, “Scientific Agriculture” is seated on a rock of salt, with “ Progress of Science ” guarding their labours. (See Advt., page 319.) 34 Gartons, Ltd-, Seed Experts, Warrington.—New and Improved Breeds of Farm Plants, produced by the Garton System of plant breeding, together with series of Micro-photographs explaining the system. 35 Permanent Nitrate Committee, 3 Gratechurch Street, London, E.C. (Under the auspices of the Government of Chile.) Nitrate of Soda, for agricultural, chemical, and explosive purposes. Caliche, the raw material from which Nitrate of Soda is refined. Photographs and Diagrams showing the various effects of the use of Nitrate. Pamphlets, in various languages, on the agricultural use and value of Nitrate of Soda. 36 Cross, Alex., & Sons, Ltd. Leeds Phosphate Company. H. & E. Albert.— Basic &lag in Lumps, Ground and in Bags. Iron Ores, containing Phosphorus, Pig Iron, Lime 8tone, Dolomite, btcel from Pig Iron manufactured by the Thomas Gilchrist Method, etc. Statue symbolical of 4<Thß Union of Agriculture and Metallurgy.” Pamphlets regarding the use of Basic Slag and Reports on Results of Farmers’ Experiments, and others. SPEIRS’ Artistic and Inexpensive IRON and WOOD FRAME BUILDINGS for OUR EXHIBIT. The MODEL FARM AND BUNGALOW. DESIGNED and ERECTED BY US. CLUB HOUSES, PAVILIONS, BUNGALOWS, SWISS CHALETS, HALLS, CHURCHES, Etc. Designed and Erected in Good Taste. PATENT AUTOMATIC DRY EARTH CLOSETS. Designs and Estimates Free on Application to S E I Ft s & co., Head Office, - - 125 WEST RECENT STREET, GLASGOW. London Office, 59 VICTORIA STREET, WESTMINSTER.