The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-22
RULES FOR
DOG SHOW
Kennel Club Adds to Provisions
of the American Kennel
Club.

The local rules governing the COM
ing bench show of the Hawaiian Ken
mel Club are as follows:
No dog will be received after IL
A. NJ. on Monday, July 20, 1905
1.-THE managers will use due dill
gence for the care and safety of all
dogs exhibited. Watchmen will be kept
on duty day and night; but it must
be distinctly understood by all ex-
hibitors that the management will not
be responsible for loss or damage to
any dog exhibited, whether the result
of accident or other cause.
Hit is desired that with each
entry the. exhibitor state the price for
which he will sell his dog, provided it
is for sale. All transactions must be
between the owner or his representa-
tive and the purchaser. The Secretary
or Superintendent, unless requested,
will not interfere nor assume any re-
sponsibility in the matter.
IV.-Each exhibitor will receive
ticket of identification for all dogs en-
tered which must be carefully pre-
served as no dog will be permitted to
pass out of the building at night until
it's owner shall deposit $500 and sur
render this ticket to the check clerk,
both of which will be returned on the
return of the dog next morning before
10 o'clock. If prize-winners are taken
out and not returned, the prizes
awarded them will be forfeited. A
season ticket will be issued to each
exhibitor. free, and will be for his or
her individual use only. The ticket
will be forfeited if transferred.
V-No dog will be received unless
supplied with a strong collar and
chain.
VI-whenever it is possible, two or
more dogs of the same breed entered
by one exhibitor will be benched to-
gether; provided, request to that eff
feet is made in the entry form at the
time of entering Positively no re-
quest to bench dogs together will be
entertained after entries are closed.
VII.-The show will be opened from
10 A. NJ to 10 p. M. each day.
VIII-The judging will commence
promptly July q, at 2 P. NJ. During
the hours of judging no dog shall be
taken from it's stall, not even by its
owner and if any dog is not found IN
its stall when called for by the judge
the Judge will proceed without it. This
rule will be rigidly enforced, that the
Judging may not be retarded. owners
are requested to be near to their dogs,
and when the class is called to bring
their animals into the judging ring. In
the absence of the owner, attendants
will take the dog into the ring.
Ix.-No dog shall be permanently re-
fIa h1Jil
O'Clock on Thursday night, July %, ex-
cept by consent of the superintendent.
X.-The Bench Show Committee re-
serves the right to refuse entries from,
or issue tickets to, any person or per-
sons they may think fit to exclude
from the show, and to remove from
the show any person or dog for reasons
which appear to them sufficient.
XI-Exhibitors will be allowed to
exercise their dogs from to 10 A. M.
only, and to P. NJ, and no dog will
be permitted off the bench except dur
ing those hours. Otherwise the Su-
perintendent will see that they are ex-
ercised This rule will be rigidly en-
forced.
XII-An entry fee of $3.50 will be
charged for each dog entered in one
class, and $1.00 for each additional
class.
XIII-The Secretary has executive |
charge of the management of the show |
in all particulars. The Bench Show |
Committee will meet at P. M. each |
day for consideration of any business
calling for its attention. All
must be in writing and
handed to the Secretary before being |
considered by the Bench Show Com |
mittee.
The above rules We're adopted by the
local club and are additional to the |
rules of the American Kennel Club un-
der which the show will be held.