The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10
GREAT INTEREST
IN EXHIBITS

] ny CAtNNs NpAStA II INV ttNANS hAtS'
ar the prillshed. opposite the Execu
tive building. on Miller street. both
yesterday afternoon and last night
! The ladies seemed to be more inter
ested than the men and fiocked to see
the many specimens OF fine chickens
While the main features OF the exhibit
ton are in the poultry line. the other
attractions are worthy Of special no.
tice.
An exhibit which won s. great deal
OF notice was that OF the Bureau OF
Animal Industry. OF the Department
OF Forestry and Agriculture. The ex-
hihit is small one, but exceedingly
interesting. and is made so especially
by the fact that either Territorial Vet
erinarisn Norgaard or his assistant.
DR.. Fitzgerald. may always be found.
willing to explain the contents Of the
various jars which show the animal
diseases which the Territory is fight
ing against
The exhibit Is contained in glass
museum jars. and shows the organs OF
diseased animals which have been de-
stroyed- The disease Of CHAMBERS.
which has been found TO some degree
in this Territory. is completely reveal
ed by specimens which show its raw
ages from the early to the acute
stages The specimens consist of the
partition between the nostrils OF
horses which have been attacked Hog
cholera. Red Water. a disease which
appears in cows. and tuberculosis are
also shown in like manner. A note
worthy exhibit from the local dog
fanciers was that OF heart worm. which
kills Of many dogs in this Territory.
The diseased organs, with the worms
which cause death. are shown
one OF the most elaborate exhibits
il. the show is that Of the Pacific
Guaue and Fertilizer Co. II is very
tasrefully arranged with stuffed birds
which have been brought from the
guauo islands The various specimens
OF fertilizer are in glass jars, each be-
ing carefully labeled so that they may
be quickly identified. The small far
nsr can not but be helped by this
exhibit.
In plant life, the Territorial Board
OF Agriculture and Forestry has made
a showing which is of great value. It
shows the nursery methods which are
pursued At the Experiment Station.
and includes many varieties OF plants
being raised from seed The rubber
trees in their infancy are OF special
interest The Ceara and CastiIlOa va
rietfes are shown in their various
stages OF growth and many who have
never before seen a rubber tree are
able TO have that opportunity One NJ
the Ceara trees is nearly seven feet
in height
\ large number of children from the
various schools OF the city visited cha
show yesterday afternoon, soma alone
and some accompanied by their
PARENTS The game chickens seemed
10 interest them greatly. though there
was no doubt OF the fact that the
pigeons we're the real favorites among
the youngsters In the evening the
grown people were present in greater
force and until 10 O'Clock. the time
Of closing. the attendants at the show
were busy answering all kinds Of
questions in regard TO the many
breeds Of chickens. ducks, geese and
turkeys which are 70 be seen
one OF the most unique things 10
be seen al the show Is spIneIess cactus.
which was brought hack from CaIifOr-
MIA by Gerrit P Wilder II was pre-
ssured 70 Mr. Wilder BY Luther Bur
bank the wizard Of horticulture, ard
Is the only specimen OF its kind IN
the Territory Through the use Of this
new cactus which Burbank evolved
after great trouble. Is : hoped that
the arid plains OF the Middle West
will h made productive II Is said
10 Be fine food for cattle
The Poultry Show viii be open not
only in the daytime, but also in the
evening TIL 10 O'Clock both tonight
and Saturday night Those whd are
interested n This line viii miss a treat
II they do not take time enough for
4 long visit
i catalogue, giving the full list q
entries for the show, well as the
winners Of the prizes VII be onfsaIe
todzE The f5Hoziub list gives the
winners IN the poultry and pigeon ex-
hIbits- with the exception q those pub
Hzhed YESTERDAY morning in the Ad-
verti.er-
Barred Plymouth Rock. PuHet-C
n Cooke IT. first; \ W seabury.
second and third
Barred Plymouth Rock Pew. z
Wan, first and third; l. W SeaburT.
second
White Plymouth Rock, HenDr. G
2 High first and second
White Plymouth Rock Cockz-eEI-
c AbI=ss first W z Wall third
White Plymouth Roek, PuIIet-W. z
Wan. first and third L c AbIe=. sec
oad
White Plymouth ROck Ha-W. z
Wall first
White Wyzndstts. PulIet-Mrz 4
z Wzfty- sseoud-
z c Rhode Island PuHet-John
Cullen first second and third
P c Rhode Island White, Cox
5zzon Antrzde. first
z g Rhode Island Vhftz- Esn-Jz-
son Aadrade. first and seaozt-
sc Brown Lsgn0rn- Hsn-W. G
Tees1du, first and second
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