The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-20

A meeting of the Hawaii Poultry
Association was held last night in the
office of the Fisher, Ables Co, there
4 being a large and enthusiastic attend
/ 5nce.
| The report of a committee was sub
rnitted. embodying the rules and regu-
Iations to govern an exhibition of
feathered stock to be held on December
Z, s, 9.
There is every outlook for a highly
successful show and entries all along
the line pro rise to be numerous.
The society is in very fourishing
condition and many new members are
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One point which was raised at the
meeting was whether the judge at the
proposed exhibition should be a local
man or one brought from the main
land The matter has been left to the
board of directors.
A special meeting has been called for
next Tuesday evening, which all mem
bers of the association are earnestly
requested to attend. At this meeting
details of the show viii be arranged.
A large and. we'll lighted hall has
been leased for the show and there
will be sufficient room to accommodate
very many birds in single coops.
The Hawaiian Poultry Association
will have it's own exhibition coops at
the show.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
fanciers of poultry to send in exhibits.
The rules of the exhibition will be
as follows:
All premiums, general and special,
are open to general competition.
= Entries Will close on December 5.
The entry fee for poultry is s1.OO per
single specimen; trios, $1.5O; breeding
pens. $500.
Entries must be made on blanks fur
nished by the secretary.
A competent superintendent will be
in charge and stock will be fed and
properly cared for.
Each specimen must be entered in
the name of the actual owner.
Should birds be entered and not
shown. the fees for same will be for
feited to the association.
Exhibitors whose entry fee amounts
to $500 or more will be furnished q
season admission ticket.
No bird will be allowed to compete
in more than one coop and no bird
shall be judged but once.
Admission to the exhibition will be
SOC. adults and 25c. children
Judging will be by comparison, the
Judges being unaware of the ownership |
of the stock receiving their attention |
Prizes will consist of 1st, blue ribbon; |
End. red ribbon; 3rd pink ribbon, and |
4th, yellow ribbon. accompanied by a |
diploma issued by the president and
secretary of the association.
A breeding pen shall consist of one
male and four females.
Judging Will commence at a. M on
the day of opening.
Birds shipped from a distance will
be allowed credit for weight of Ia
pound.
The exhibition hall will be open for
reception of exhibits at a. m, two
DAYS previous to the opening of the
show.
Fowls on exhibition will be in the
exclusive custody of the superintendent
from the time they reach the exhibit
tion until the show closes and can not
be removed from the hall until the f
show is over. Is
The classification will be as follows: Ii
FIRST DIVISION 1t
Cass American.
White. Buff, Barred and Pea-combed
Barred Plymouth Rocks; Silver, Whlte' Z
Buff, Silver Penciled, Golden ana Far a
fridge Wyandottes; American Dom1-
nioues Black. Notified and White
Jayas: s. c. and r. c. Rhode Island u
Reds. Ip
Glass 2-Asiatics. o
Light. Buff and Dark Brahmas;
White. E77f. Partridge and Black
cochins: White and Black Langshans-
Glass 3-Mediterraneans.
White faceG Black Spanish; r. c p
and c. White, Brown, S. c. BACK, h
Buff Duckwing and Dominique Leg Il
1orns. White and Black Minorcas and
Class 4-Polish.
White Crested Black, WhIte-Cresteo
White. Golden Spangled. Silver. Gold II
n and White Bearded, and Buff Laced. | Sc
Glass 5-Hamburgs. w
Golden and Silver Spangled; Golden fl
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