The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-07

| dogs. The CANNES. be it known, are
/ ensconced in the Queen Street skat-
! ing rink to the number of los, the
/ occasion for the gathering being the
first bench show of the Hawaiian Ken
| mel Club
The show opened yesterday and win
continue today and tomorrow. Judging
Commences today at 2 p. M, John
Bradshaw of San Francisco being ex-
peeted by the 5. 5 Alameda this morn
ing to make the awards
The exhibited dogs are given spacious
quarters around the hall in the center
of which is the ring in which the judg-
ing viii be done.
tory and includes almost every breed
OF dog, preserved for use or ornament
An inspection Of the benches reveals
some really fine CANNES. some OF them
as good, probably, as could be found
anywhere.
A large number Of people paid for
admission to the show, yesterday, the
financial intake being decidedly salts
factory to the Kennel Club officials.
The doors opened at 10 a. N. and did
not close until 10 p. m.
The great event of today win of
course be the Judging. Tomorrow the
dogs viii again be on exhibition
In the bulldogs division is an exhibit
which has a peculiar interest, apart
from the canine standpoint.
The dog is the property of John NJ
Kelly and was in the Wells-Fargo Of
fee in San Francisco, en- route TO No.
noIuIu from the East, when the earth
quake of April Is occurred. One Of
the employees of the company saved
the dog and took II TO Oakland from
whence 1t was forwarded TO its pres
ent owner The dog was the only
thing that was saved IN the building
The officials of the club, who are
looking after the management OF the
bench show are:
President. Clarence L. Crabbe; vice
president, Will E Fisher; secretary
treasurer. c. T. L1ttlejohn. Board Of
directors: C. Hustace, Jr., Job Bat
ehelor, Colin Campbell, W. H Char
lock. Show committee: A. B. Angus,
Z. E. Hartman, j.. H Cation. Judge,
all classes. John Bradshaw. Superin-
tendent. 4. T. r. Jackson Veterinary
surgeon, A r. Rowat, NJ. R. c. V S
VIII E Fisher and A T. R. Jackson
are experimenting things on the
ground.
a veterinary surgeon Is on hand and
dogs becoming sick can obtain his
services instantly
The classes best represented are:
Collies. fox-terriers, bull-terrlers, bull
dogs. cocker spaniels and pointers.
In the miscellaneous class are such
oddities as: Dalmatians, deerhound,
Pomeranian, japanese pug, Bienhelm
and clumber spaniels and pure pug
Among the eolIies, Mrs z. c. Hart
mans Collie O. 7. Give Davies Glen
and Mrs. " MaefarIane : Bob are all
beauties.
The Kalihi Kennels are strong in
bulldogs and should farm honors with
Tammany ", Lord Nestor and Lady
among the bun-terriers " H
Smith : good bitch Belle, a. a. Cut
tiers Maker, E ". Campbell's Meg.
AIerrlIIes and Mrs w H. BTonlley's
LADY, command the spectator : atten-
ton.
L. E. Lemons greyhounds Brownie
and Quaenie are both nice dogs, a re
mark which applies 10 Percy Lishman :
Irish setter Rex and DR.. L. O. wall 3
English setter Barker.
The best OF the elongated dachs-
1unds may be found in DR.. ". l.
Naore-s Tansie.
Y. Henry has some of the best fox
terriers on the benches.
In the toy dog class q Blenheim
spaniel Is a distinct attraction Il Is
said 70 be the only BIenhein in the
Stands.
\ great favorite with the children Is
Fannie, Julia F. CoIburn 5 big rough
coated 81. Bernard
Imposing dogs in the Great Dane
lass are Ralph A Lyons Thor and
:. G. Bartlett 5 Dane
Kirk B. Porter has a good English
setter In Pop while the most promising
IRISH settlers are Dr. Fitzgerald 5 Mike
Foley and J. W. Harvey's Tim.
3. H. Clarke 5 jock Is Z neat little
kve-terrier Of considerable quality.
{. Il Hartwell's Prince Is typical
Boston terrier.
Perhaps the most class. taken as !
!. whole. Is 10 be found IN the cocker
II which class the kalihl !
-enneIs show some surprisingly good
logs
one Of the grandest dogs in the {
ybole show. if not the best, IS f B.
Damon : pointer Max, a model OF what
good dog ought 70 be