Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-02
GRAND POULTRY EXHIBITION
IN THE
PURLTC GARDEN. ROsTOy

PUBLIC GARDEN, BOSTON.
THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY for the Improvement
L of DOMESTIC POULTRY win hold its Exhibition on
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY,
Nov. 18th, 18th and I4th. 1850.
under Wrighs Mammoth Pavilion, in the Public Garden
Boston, The Exhibition will be open to entries from all
parts of New England and Fowl Breeders and anciers
respectfully invited 10 exhibit.
For the better arrangement of the show the Directors Of
the Society present the following Cassfcalons Of Fowls
&C., TO the notice of Intending Exhibitors
CLASS |.
Domestic Fowls. male and two females of each
breed to be exhibited in each otand not than
fowls in one
A. Dorkinss-White or grey
b. Game--spanizh, Irish and English.
d. Cochin china and Shaakbae-red or white
o. Malay, ChitagoHg, and other Asatc varieties.
+. Spanish Hamburger, Silver do do and Doltuu Grey
g. Polish Tor "PolandersD Back, with white top knot
Spangied or SPECIFIED Poland.
IL. Bdhtanls--Black, Seabright, or Pheasant
l. HaJ Breeds, or best cross-any variety.
CLASS II-fn pairs)
Ducks. l. AyeSdury, Rhits Potans, any other white
2. Any other good specimens
CLASS JII--Gn pairs)
GsEss; 4trtcan, India, Bremen, Chinefe, Or any
O. Common and "mongrel" Geese.
CLASS ".
PIGEONS. Any Fancy" Breeds-in pairs
CLASS Vim pails)
TURKrEs. /, via Turkey
2. White Turkey.
3. Cotored-any color-Domestic.
CLASS VI.
peasants. l. Golden PaeasantS-pair
2. SiiUer Pheasants-pair.
). EngttSh-or any other variety.
CLASS VII.
A Any specimen of Galnaceous Bird, not heretofore
bred in America.
CLASS VIII.
A. ANY species OF Water Fowl, not hitherto bred in this
country.
B. Extra Stock-Canaries or other Fancy Birds and
Rabbits.
GT Exhibitors requested to intimate to the Secretary
not later than SATURDAY, Nov. Sth-particulars
spectng the NUMBER of Fowls they intend to shew nam
ing also the CLASS and VARIETY embraced in the
above list strict attention to this request is necessary
IN order to facilitate arrangements. Letters postage paid
may be addressed to the Secretary, Newspaper Box I0
Post Office Boston,"
" Exhibitors residing a distance may forward their
coops TO Messrs. Parker & Whites Agricultural Ware
mouse, No. III blackstone Street, Boston these Gentle
men having been kind to offer their services in recey-
Fowls &c, exhibited will be well fed watered and cared
for during the show
IL The Directors recommend exhibitors to use light neat
coos or cages for Glasses H. and IV-not if possible
ceedlhg Three iee square they would also request gentle
men exhibiting Fowls, &c. of the other Glasses consult
SSaDy as much as may be consistent in the construction
oil their coOps, cages &c.
lfFowls exhibited and for sale will be disposed Of by
uoc auction or private agreement FRIDAY the 18th
November, at 10 O'Clock. Those sent in for exhibition only
are not to be removed until O'Clock in afternoon
oil Thursday, the 18th
GT Admission fee to the Exhibition 1o1 centa-Issdea
will be admitted free of charge
llcketsS2 EACH constituting the purchasers life Mem
Des OF the Society," may be had at the Agricultural Ware
houses in Boston, and Of any of the Directors of the Society
SAMUEL JACQUES, President.
JOHN c. MOORE, Rec. Secretary.