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THE AGRICULTURAL SHOWS OF THE YEAR.

8th June 1926, Page 12
8th June 1926
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Page 12, 8th June 1926 — THE AGRICULTURAL SHOWS OF THE YEAR.
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A Further List of Shows at which Commercial Motor Displays will be Made. The Exhibits at the Royal Counties Show.

MIURTHER information is to hand concerning the agri cultural shows of 1926 and the commercial motor exhibits thereat, and this will serve to supplement the paragraph on page 458 in our issue for June 1st. Certain of the shows that were to have been held during the period affected by the general strike, and which were postponed, have now been fixed for later dates, and these dates are given below. The Glasgow Agricultural Society's Show, which was to have been held at Scotstoun, Glasgow, on Tuesday last, has had to be postponed until August 10th because of an outbreak of foot-and-month disease at Carlisle.

The Royal Counties Show was held at Bournemouth last week, and the Three Counties Show is now being held at Gloucester. On Friday and Saturday next (June 11th and 12th) the Leicester Show will be held in the show ground by the Wolsey works at Leicester. The Essex Show will be held at Colchester on June 23rd and 24th, the Somerset County Show at Wells on the same dates, and the Lincolnshire County Show at Louth on June 23rd, 24th and 25th.

In July the Peterborough Show will be held on the 13th, 14th and 15th; the Kent Agricultural Society's Show, at Margate, on the 15th, 16th and 17th; whilst the Royal Lancashire Agricultural Society's Show opens at Burnley on July 20th, remaining open until August 2nd. The Royal Welsh Agricultural Society's Show will be held at Bangor on August 4th, 5th and 6th. We may add that we have in our paragraph in the last issue and in this item of news only given those shows at which there are commercial motor exhibits, for a complete list of the shows of the year would easily fill a page.

The Exhibits at the Bournemouth Show.

At the Royal Counties Show, held at Bournemouth on the last four days of last. week, there were exhibits in the machinery and implements section by Fodens, Ltd.; Fiat (England), Ltd.; Marshall, Sons and Co., Ltd.; W. Tasker and Sons, Ltd.; Wallis and Stevens, Ltd., and the International Harvester Co. of Great Britain, Ltd. Fodens, Ltd., showed three of -their steam wagons and a trailer. Fiats (England), Ltd., repeated the display made by them at Watford, the vehicles being a 15-cwt. Windsor boxvan, 25-cwt. drop-sided lorry, a 2-ton platform lorry and a 20seater bus on a Spa chassis. These four vehicles we described fully inour isistie of June 1st. Marshall, Sons and Co., Ltd., showed, in an exhibit of agricultural plant, a

10-ton single-cylinder roller. W. Tasker and Sons. Ltd.,

showed their tandem roller, together with carts lorries, wagons and elevators for farm and other uses. Wallis and Stevens, Ltd., showed the 8-ton " Advance " type roller, a 6 h.p. general-purpose agricultural tractionengine on rubber tyres and a " Handy " surface gritter. The International Harvester Co. of Great Britain Ltd. showed the McCormackDeering industrial tractor and the international, Model SL, underslung long-wheelbase chassis. Leylands showed the Trojan, a 2I--ton chassis with a miller's tilt body, and a 500-700-gallon fire engine.

So far as advices from the commercial motor industry enable us to tell, the exhibitors at the Three Counties Show at Gloucester will be Leyland Motors, Ltd., A. Harper, Sons and Bean, Ltd., Marshall, Sons and Co., Ltd., the International Harvester Co. of Great Britain, Ltd., and Morris Com

mercial Cars, Ltd. The only exhibitor at the Leicester Show on Friday is apparently Guy Motors, Ltd. At the Norfolk Show on Wednesday, June 16th, Marshall, Sons and Co., Ltd., Wallis and Stevens, Ltd., and Wm. Foster and Co., Ltd., mill exhibit. At the Lincoln Show on June 23rd Marshal's, Harper, Sons and Bean and Fosters will display their products, and at the Essex Show on the same. date Baico Patents, Ltd., will show vehicles. Guy Motors, Ltd„ again, are the only concern to be showing at the Somerset Show on the same date. At the Highland Show at Kelso on June 29th there will be exhibits by John Fowler and Co. (Leeds), Ltd., Marshall, Sons and Co., Ltd:, Avelinob and Porter, Ltd., Fiat Motors (England), Ltd., Guy Motors,. Ltd., International Harvester Co., Ltd., Morris Commercial Cars, Ltd., Sentinel.Waggon Co., Ltd., and J. I. Thornycroft and Co., Ltd. At the Peterborough Show on July 13th the exhibitors are John Fowler and Co., Ltd., and Wm. Foster and Co.., Ltd. At the Kent Show on July 15th we have only heard of Aveling, and Porter, Ltd., as showing. At the 'Yorkshire Show Lt Harrogate on July 21st the exhibitors 'are John Fowler. andCo.,Ltd Marshall; Sons and Co., Ltd.. Fiat Motors, Ltd., Guy Motors, Ltd., Harper, Sons and Bean, Ltd., International Harvester Co., Ltd.., Morris Commercial Cars, Ltd., J. 1. Thornycroft. and Co., Ltd:, Yorkshire Steam .Wagon Co., Ltd., Karrier Motors, Ltd., :and Wm. Foster and Co., Ltd. The Royal Lancaster ShoW at Burnley will have exhibits •by Associated EquipmentCo., Ltd., Fiat' Motors, Ltd., Harper,. Sons and Bean, Ltd., Yorkshire Steam Wagon Co., Ltd., and Fodens, Ltd. The Royal Welsh Show at Bangor on August 4th Will have displays by the International Harvester Co., Ltd., Morris Commercial Cars, Ltd., and J. I. Thornycroft and Co., Ltd.


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