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'''William Weeks and Son''' of Maidstone, Kent. | '''William Weeks and Son''' of Maidstone, Kent. | ||
1889 Showed a hop-washing machine at the [[1889 Royal Agricultural Show|RASE at Windsor]]. <ref>The Engineer 1889/07/05</ref> | See [[William Weeks]] | ||
1889 Showed a hop-washing machine at the [[1889 Royal Agricultural Show|RASE at Windsor]]. <ref>[[The Engineer 1889/07/05]]</ref> | |||
Fruit-tree spraying equipment. | Fruit-tree spraying equipment. | ||
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William Weeks and Son of Maidstone, Kent.
See William Weeks
1889 Showed a hop-washing machine at the RASE at Windsor. [1]
Fruit-tree spraying equipment.
1894 June. Royal Agricultural Society's Show. Self-acting Steam Cultivator and Apparatus for Dispersing Vapour and Drying Hops, Malt etc. (and other machines).
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