E. McPHERSON & CO. LIMITED.

Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12408, 25 November 1908, Page 3

E. McPHERSON & CO. LIMITED.

This firm ha vr a very large display of machinery, including three windmills., erected on steel towers, tanks, pumps and all complete. Oil engines may be seen at work.. A 4 B. h.p. stationary, also a 6 B. h.p. portable are, shown. Tho firm make a very large display of Myers' house and windmill pumps. .Those pumps aro fitted with glass seated valves, being a. big improvement over tlie old-fash-ioned style.. Ploughs (single and double furrow), cultivators, 'disc harrows, mowers, etc., arp also shown. "Sillcox" cream separators, a now British ■ manuf acUircd separator, which is taking the attention of a large number of dairy farmers, also attract attention. A hand chemical fire machine, called "Tho Vanguard," which is: designed in a portable, handy and easily-operated form to extinguish any fire, -however fierce^ in its oarly -stages, ; is also shown. Tlio "Ontario" drill may be seen, which is of much^lighter draft than- any other drill of rccognispd merit.- Edison, phonographs and records, and sewing machines may also been seen at this stand. Mr E. McPherson informs us that he regrets being unable to exhibit Reid and Gray's implements, also Horrisby binders, owing to the restrictions of the combine. However, being direct importers of agricultural implements, the firm have one of the largest exhibits of machinery ever placed" on the Richmond Show Grounds, and arc pleased to "bo in a position. to exhibit, so that f armors may see for themselves on tho "Farmers' Day" those implements that are likely to be Teauired in. the future.