The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-31

! on December :, ; and 9.
| The premises on Merchant street, re
Gently occupied by the Herrick Car
riage Company, have been leased for a
show hail which viii be large, convent
ent and well-Iighted. There is sufti-
cient room 20 accommodate all the en-
| tries that are likely to DE received.
All indications point to a successful
exhibit ana the largest of its kind ever
held in the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian Poultry Association
Will own its own exhibition coops The
judging win be done promptly and by
expert judges.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all fanciers Of poultry to exhibit.
All premiums, special and general,
are open TO the competition of the
world, except club and specials, as else
where noted.
The exhibition is open for competi-
ton of feathered stock exclusively
All Association premiums will be
awarded Immediately after the com
pleticn Of Judging.
Winners of specials offered by others
will receive same or orders therefor
from the secretary as soon after the
awards are made as possible.
Entries win positively close on Dec.
at ) p. M, but should be sent in as
early as possible.
The entry fee for poultry is 500 for
single specimens; pairs, 1925; trios,
$50; breeding pens, $500; pigeons,
800 per pair; single birds, 50 cents.
All entries must be made on blanks
furnished by the secretary, and all
entry fees paid in full at the time
entry is made. Charges must be pre-
paid and birds entered at risk of
owner. a competent superintendent
will be placed in charge and stock
Will be fed and properly cared for. No
specimens viii be allowed in the ex-
hibition except those that have been
duly entered on the books of the as
ISOLATION and the entry fee paid.
Each specimen competing for
prize must be entered in the name of
the actual owner. Any attempt to
evade this rule will exclude all coops
entered by the offending party.
Should birds be entered and for any
reason not shown, the fees for same
shall be forfeited to the association.
All entries must occupy cOOps fur
nished by the association, and all eggs
l., i T--ill no h
cred and the vitality destroyed.
Exhibitors whose fee for entry
amounts to $500 or more will be fur
nished with a season admission ticket
not transferable.
The entry fee includes entry for all
association and special premiums,
coop fees, care and feeding during the
exhibit Exhibitors need not neces
sarilv accompany their entries, but
provision must be made for return
charges at the close of the exhibit.
No names. distinctive marks or dec
OratiOns will be allowed on coops until
after the judging in the class has been
finished. No person shall attempt to
interfere with or influence the judges
in their decisions by letter or other
wise. any exhibitor Interfering with
the Judges in the discharge of their
duties or informing the judges as to
the identity of any specimen shall for
felt all rights he may have in the
awards Of premiums.
The prizes are to consist of: First,
blue; second. red; third. pink; fourth,
yellow ribbon, accompanied by
diploma issued and signed by the presi-
dent and secretary of the association.
Ribbons viii be attached to the sue
cessfuI entries Immediately following
the Judging of the same and must there
remain until the close of the exhibit
for the enlightenment of visitors.
The decision of the judges shall be
final
A breeding pen shall consist of one
male and four females. Judging will
commence at s a. m. of the day of the
opening. Birds shipped from a dis
lance, that is to say from the neighbor-
ing islands, Will be allowed credit for
weight, viz: u of a pound.
The exhibition hall viii be open for
the reception of exhibits at a. m. the
dav previous to the exhibition.
Poultry showing symptoms of dis
ease when received or during the eX-
hibition Will be Immediately taken
| from the hall and cared for and the
owner notified or his birds returned TO
| him.
The association viii not be RESPONSE
| BILE for loss by fire or otherwise, but
win exercise all reasonable care of the
| exhibits.
Fowls on exhibition Will be in the ex-
| elusive custody of the superintendent
| from the time they reach the exhibi-
ton hall until the show closes, and can
| not be removed from the hall or from
| one coop to another without permits
| sion of the exhibition committee.
| The divisions and classes are as fol
| lows:
| First Division.
Glass /. American - White. Buff,
Barred and Pea-combed Barred Ply
| mouth Rocks; Silver. White. Buff, Sill
Yer Peneiled, Golden and Partridge
| Wyandottes; American Dominiques,
| Black. Notified and White Javas; S. C.