The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-04
COCK-A-DOODLE-DO
WILL Be THE CRY
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE POUL-
TRY SHOW INDICATE A BIG Sue
CESs-MANY ENTRIES MADE.

Practically all of the arrangements
for the first show of the Hawaiian
Poultry Association have now been
completed and although the entries do
not close until o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon, sufficient are already in to
guarantee a splendid exhibit of feather
ed stock.
The Herrick building, just Waikiki
of the Stangenwald building on Mer-
chant street has been secured and
coops have already been built for the
show. in order to render it easy for
visitors to see the birds the coops are
raised well UP from the floor. The
show will open on Thursday next and
will run for three days. The judging
will be done promptly, the prizes con-
sisting of 1st, Blue 2nd, Red; 3rd Pink
4th Yellow ribbon, accompanied by a
diploma issued and signed by the Pre-
sident and Secretary of the Association.
Ribbons will be attached to the sue
| cessful entries Immediately following
the judging of same and must there re-
main until the close of the exhibit for
enlightment of visitors.
Some idea of the scope of the show
may be gathered from the following
list of classes which are to be judged:
FIRST DIVISION.
Glass American.
White, Buff, Barred and Pea-combed
Barred Plymouth Rocks; Silver, White,
Buff Silver Penciled, Golden and Part
ridge Wyandottes; American Domini-
ques Black, Notified and White Javas;
S. c. and r. c. Rhode Island Reds
Glass 2-Asiatics,
Light, Buff and Dark Brahams;
White, Buff, Partridge and Black
Cochins; White and Black Langshans.
Glass 3-Mediterraneans.
White faced Black Spanish; R. c.
and S. c. White, Brown, S. c. Black,
Buff, Duckwing and Dominique Leg
horns, White and Black Minorcas and
Andalusians.
Glass 4-Polish.
White Crested Black, White Crested
White, Golden Spangled, Silver, Golden
and White Bearded, and Buff Laced.
Glass 5-Hamburgs.
Golden and Silver Spangled; Golden
and Silver Penciled, Back and White
Hamburgs; Red Caps, Golden and Sill
yer Campines.
Glass 6-French.
Houdans; Crevecoeurs; La Fleche
and Favorelles.
Glass 7-English.
White, Silver Gray and Colored Dork-
ings; Black, Buff, Diamond Jubilee,
Spangled and White Orpingtons.
Glass S-Exhibition Games.
Black-breasted Red; Brown Red;
Golden and Silver Duckwing; Red
Pyle; Black and Birchen Games; Cor
nish Indian Games.
Glass 9-Pit Games.
SECOND DIVISIONS.
Glass 10-Bantams.
Black Breasted Red Game; Brown
Red Game; Golden Duckwing Game;
Silver Duckwing Game; Red Pyle Game
White Game; Black Game; Golden
Seabright; Silver Seabright; White
Rose Combed; Japan, White Crested;
White Polish; White and Black African
Buff, White and Black Cochin, Light
Brahma.
Glass 11-Turkeys.
Bronze; Narragansett; Buff; Slate;
White; Black.
Glass 12-Ducks.
Pekin; Aylthbury;! Douen; Cayuga;
Colored and White Muscovy; Gray and
White Call; Black East Indian; Crested
White, Indian Runner.
Glass 13-G ese.
Toulouse; Embden; African; Brown
and White China; Wild and Egyptian.
Glass 14-Pigeons.
Carriers, Pouters, Tumblers, Dra-
goons, Barbs, Jacobins, Antwerps,
Homers, Turbits, Owls, Fantails, Trum-
peters, Runts, Hens or Burmese, Nuns,
any other variety.
THIRD DIVISION,
Glass
Capons, Dressed Poultry, Eggs.