NOTABLE EXHIBITS AT THE ROYAL SHOW.
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Several New Types of Steam Wagon, Tractors and Traction Engines, Rollers, Motor Mowers and Fire Appliances will be Included.
NTEXT TUESDAY, July 1st, will see 11 the opening at Le.icester of the 83rd annual show of the Royal Agricultural Society of England. It will include a very large number of exhibits of interest to our readers, and a résumé of these is published under the stand numbers for their convenience.
The main entrance to the Show is in Blackbird Lane, and the Show will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. up to and. including Saturday, July 5th. The prices of admission will be.-Tuesday, 108. ; Wednesday, 5s.; Thursday, 3s.; Friday, 3s. ; Saturday, 2s. Most of the exhibits with which we deal wilbire found in the implement section, not far from the main entrance.
Our next issue will contain a profusely illustrated report of the exhibits of direct interest, to our readers, which will be written by the staff of this journal after a tour of inspection of the stands on the show ground. ,
STAND 27. W. CrOODYEAR AND SONS, LTD.-Battery-electric trucks and trailers for same.
STAND 28. J. FOWLER AND CO. (LEEDS), LTD.-This Will be a particularly interesting stand, as on it will be found a new undertYpe steam wagon and a special tractor with rein, drive, ploughing engines and road rollers.
• STAND 89. AVELING AND PORTER, Lrin-liarious types of steam and petrol road roller and traction engine.
STAND 90. MARSHALL, SONS AND CO., LTD.-Compound-type road rollers, steam tractors and traction engines.
• STAND 91. JAMES GRAVEN AND SONS. -A Marshall traction engine and an Aveling and Porter steam roller.
STAND 93. J. B. EDL/NGTON AND CO., LTD.-Motor mowers for orchards, fruit farms, etc.•
STAND 96. RICHARD GARRETT AND SONS, LTD.-Six-ton undertype steam wagon, a steam tractor and a 6-ton trailer.
STAND 97. CHARLES BIIRRELL AND SONS, LTD.-General-purpose traction engines of 5 n.h.p. and 7 n.h.p., a 5 h.p. road locomotive and a 7-ton steam tractor.
STAND 102. MARTIN'S CULTIVATOR CO., LTD.-New-type trailer fire-engine with valveless pump.
STAND 103. W. FOSTER AND CO., LTD.-Five-ton compound steam wagon, 7 n.h.p. traction engine and a springmounted road locomotive for showmen.
STAND 104. J. AND H. MoLAisEas, LTD. -Here the biggast exhibits will be the 12 h.p. steam-ploughing engine for double-engine cable work, a similar machine with an internal-combustion engine, a 5-ton steam tractor and 10-ton road roller,
STAND 113. JAMES AND FREDERICK HOWARD, LTD.-The Peterbro agricultural tractor manufactured by Peter Brotherhood, Ltd.•
STAND 114. BAuFoRD AND PERKINS, LTD.-An interesting exhibit of all types and sizes of motor road roller.
STAND 115, RI.AmisToNs: AND CO., LTD.-Cable ploughing engine with special internahcombustiori. power unit, oil-driven locomotive and a track-laying tractor.
STAND 119. CLAYTON AND SHUTTLEWORTH, LTD.-The Clayton 6-tan undertype steam wagon, a 10-ton road roller and a traction engine. STAND 120. RUSTON AND HORNSBY, DrD.-Compound steam traction engine, quick-reversing 7-ton tandem motor roller, 4-ton oil locomotive and the British Wallis agricultural tractor.
STAND 124. BARCLAY, Boss AND HUTCHISON, LTD.-AUStin four-wheeled agricultural tractor.
STAND 133. korsomics, SIMS AND JEFEERIES, LTD.-6 n.h.p. compound steam traction engine, 7 n.h.p. singlecylinder engine of the same type, 6-ton steam wagon with hydraulically operated three-way tipping gear and a 5-ton trailer.
STAND, 134. DENNIS BROS., LTD.-, Two models of the 4 h.p. Dennis motor lawn-mower.
STAND 135. BRITISH HART PARR CO. -20 h.p. and 30 h.p. agricultural tractors made by the Hart Parr Co., of T.T. S. A STAND 136. W. TASTIER AND _SONS, LTD.-Little Giant steam tractor with Eoare's patent chain drive, 6-ton steam wagon, quick-reversing tandem steam roller of 6 tons and a 6-ton trailer. The roller is a• new product and has been specially designed for bitumen surfaces, etc.
STAND 138. INTERNATIONAL HAR. VESTS]?. CO. OF GREAT BRITAIN, LTD.International speed truck with loading winch for planks and the new ,2-ton Model 43 chassis with a lorry body.
STANDS 139 AND 140. CENTRAL MOTOR CO. (LEICESTER), LTD.-Exhibit of Fordson tractors.
STAND 146. E. A. FOLEY.-Traction engines of 7 n.h.p. manufactured by GlaytA:m and Shuttleworth, Ltd., and John Fowler and Co. (Leeds), Ltd.;
Foster steam tractor and an Interna tional Junior agricultural tractor. • STAND 149. F. A. STAN DEN.—An internal-combustion cable ploughing engine manufactured by A. Borsig, of Berlin.
STAND 152. WALLACE (GLASGOW), b.h..p. Glasgow agricultural tractor, which drives on all three wheels. STAND 153. SIM A_R ROTOTILLERS, LTD. —.Small arid large types of the Rototiller motor-driven machine with rotating spring tines.
STAND 156. EAGLE ENGINEERING Co., I/Fn.—Two-wheel 5-ton end-tipping trailer with castor wheel, 3-ton trailer for side-tipping body, three-way tipping trailer and Ford tipping gears.
STAND 157. WALLIS ANA STEEVENS, LT D.—Single -cylinder traction engine and the very interesting Advance 6-ton steam roller.
. STAN]) 158. YORKSHIRE PATENT STEAM WAGON CO.—One 7-ton steam Wagon chassis with propeller-shaft drive, a 6-ton tipping wagon with chain drive and a 31-ton gully emptier and reSea l er,
STAND 159. MANN'S PATENT STEAM CART AND WAGON Co., LTD. —Overtype steam wagons to carry 4 tons and 6 tons respectively, and, the new undertype wagon which we described in Our last issue.
STAND 160. J. I. CASE THRESHING MACHINE Co.—Two models of the Case agricultural tractor.
STAND 161. SENTINEL WAGGON WORKS. (1920), LTD—Here the centre of interest will certainly be the Super-Sentinel steam bus. There will also be a tractor and a three-way tipping wagon. STAND 162. WM. ALLCHIN, LTD.—A steam wagon with Ackerrnan•steering to carry -6 tons, another with end-tipping body 'and a 7 n.h.p. spring-mounted traction engine. • • STAND 171 DRAKE AND FLETCHER . — Several models of the Cleetrac .agricultural tractor.
STAND 174. SIR W. G. ARMSTRONG WHITWORTH AND CO., LTD—Steam road rollers of an improved type similar to those shown last year. . e • .
STAND 187. FODENS, LTD—TWO 6ton .oVertype ate.aria'viagona With Ackerman steering, one with standard body and trailer, and the other with .brewers' type body.
STAND 246. LLOYDS AND CO. {LETCHWORTH), LTD.—The Pennsylvania motormower.
STAND 295. W. F. JOHNSON.—Motor lawn-mower manufactured by Ransomas, Sims and Jefferies, Ltd.
STAND 338. THOM AS ORNEN AND SONS, LTD.—Light motor-mowers of 20-in. and 24-in, cut and heavier types of 24-in., 30-in. and 36-in. cut.
STAND 423. Ra-risomas, Slats AND 4EFFERIES, LTD.—Various types of motor-propelled lawn-mowers and the Ransomes' mower-pusher for mowers up to 24-in. cut.
STAND 450. MERRY WEATIlan AND SONS; LTD.—This is the fire station,wfiich will, as usual, he equipped by Merryweather and Sons, Ltd., who will exhibit the Hatfield-type petrol-motor fire-engine and 'trailer pumps in sizes to pump 150 and1250 gallons per minute respectively. • There will also be the new fire-extinguisher known -as the " Fire Suds" machine.
STAND 453, WAIT AND CO., LTD.—A combination lawn-mower manufactured by Dennis Bros. Ltd., and the Clyde utility car manufactured in Leicester.