International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

90 dark, blue on plan. Grand Avenue. Class II. Crossley Bros., Ltd., “ Otto” Gas Engine, Openshaw, Manchester. See No. 428. Earle, Bourn© & Co., Ltd., Heath Street, South Springhill, Birmingham. See No. 474 Govan Rope Work Co., Ltd., Helen Street, Govan. See No. 8. Hendoy, James, 252 Main Street, Bridgeton. See No. 400. Horton, W., 98 Buchanan Street, Glasgow. See No. 966. Indestructible Rolled steel Axle Box, Ltd., 53 Victoria Street, Westminster, London, S. W. See No. 502. Keith James, & Blaekmann Fan Co., Ltd., 27 Farringdon Avenne, London. See No. 597. Luke, F. R. & C. H., & Co., 261 West George Street, Glasgow. See No. 7. Maefarlane, Walter, & Co., Saraeen Foundry, Possilpark, Glasgow. See No. 519. MaeNaug-hton & Rankine, 110 Bath Street, Glasgow. See No. 808. M Glashan, John, & Co., Albany Works, Glasgow. See No. 476. M‘GregOF, D., & Co., 37-40 Clyde Place, Glasgow. See No. 858. Miller, John, & Co., 96 Dale Street, Glasgow. See No. 412. Mitchell, Robert, & Son, 18-20 Shaftesbury Street, Glasgow, See No. 819. Newall, R. S., & Son, Ltd., 19 Exchange Square, Glasgow. See No. 5. Nobel S Explosives Co., Ltd., 195 West George Street, Glasgow. See No. 960. Norval & Sons, 85 Bothwell Street, Glasgow. See No. 972. Preston Davies Tyre & Valve Co., Ltd., Broad Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow See No. 803. ° RUSSeNo J487ePh Wm” & C°'’ 50 CharleS Street’ St R01IOX’ Glasß°w- See Stephens & Co., Dinas Silica Works, Kidwelly, Wales. See No. 378. Stevens, Thomas, Stevergraph Works, Coventry. See No. 410. Stewart & Young, 260 Broad street, Mile-end, Glasgow. See No. 609. Swinden, C. T. E., & Co., 22 Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C. See No. 483. United Flexible Metallic Tubing Co., Ltd., 52 st. Enoch Square. Glascow See No. 481. ° ’ Verkaufs Syndikat der Kaliwerke, Germany. See No. 33. Wallach Bros., 57 Gracechurch Street, London. See No. 385. ENGLISH VISITORS to the EXHIBITION READ THE MESSRS. HARMSWORTH’S SCOTCH MORNING NEWSPAPER. Wa i ly M IRccorb. The success which has attended the DAILY RECORD is similar to that of the London Daily Mail, and Advertisements inserted in the DAILY RECORD are read by people in every District of Scotland. EDITIONS at 2, 3, 6 a.m., and 12 noon.