The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-09-12

DIR. j. c. FITZGERALD, Chairman, Domestic Animals Com
RULES FOR EXHIBITORS AND AWARDING OF PRIZES
l. All birds and domestic animals entered for competition must
be the bona hde property Of the exhibitor.
II. All expenses of transportation must be prepaid and all speci-
mems entered at the risk of the owner.
III. The Executive Committee will take every reasonable pre-,
caution to avert loss II damage to any exhibit but will not be held
". All entries will be fed and cared for free of charge to the
v Exhibitors must not Interfere with, or attempt in any way
to influence the Judge or judges officiating at the show.
VI Judges will pc rsonaly place or superntend the placing of
II" p5 VII ''q NO bird Pi S or Pnm ma s sSail I be removed emo" 1%1rr the show until
the close of the exhibition, without written consent of the committee:
VIII. Birds or animals on exhibition will be in the exclusive
TX. No names or decorations will be allowed on the exhibition
coops or pens until after premiums have been awarded.
X. In each of the classes and subdivisions enumerated three prizes
&f special prizes may also be offered and these will be announced later
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First prize to count six points
Second prize to count four points.
Third prize to count one point.
In single entries:
First prize to count three points.
Second prize to count two points.
Third prize to count one point.
A special prize will be awarded to the person scoring the great
XII. Immediately after the awards, premiums will be placed on
each winning coop o r pen, where they must remain until the close Of
XIII. There will be no entry fee.
XIV: Chickens to be single specimens or pens.
Exhibition pen to be made up OF one male and four females.
XIV. Rabbits to be shown sngly o in Htters, Zone doe and at
xvii. Pigeons to be exhibited III pairs only (COck and hen)
XVIII. Birds or animals may be entered for display purposes
only, and shall be 20 marked.
XIX. Entries will close on October 1t, 1919.
Xxx. The decision of the Judges shall be final.
XXI. All specimens must arrive at Fair Grounds not later than
October 9Th, at 5 P. NJ.
XXII All birds and animals for exhibition must be OF standard
variety. All others will be rejected.
XIII. Birds and animals showing signs of disease will be imme-
dately taken from the exhibition and cared for and. the owner notified.
XIV. All eggs laid during the exhibition will be gathered and
the vitality destroyed.
XIV. Exhibitors desiring to dispose of their birds or animals
may % notify the committee giving the price desired. If sold, the
full amount of such sale will be RENTED to the exhibitor at the close
of the exhibition.
the transportation of same Immediately after the close of the show.
XVII. The regularly appointed veterinarian alone shall deter
mine the physical condition of dogs during the show; when appealed
to by the Judge or when giving an opinion on a protest to the dog
show committee he shall Immediately render his decision in writing.
Blindness, deafness, laneness, castratOn II spaying will render
the dog ineligible to compete at any show, except when the veterinarian
is satisfied that the deafness or latncness is temporary.
The ommttee shall be empowered in Case the regularly appointed
veterinarian shall be incapaCitated to serve, to appoint another veterin-
aran to take his place and act for him in all things.
XVIII. The Puppy Class is for all dogs over six months and
not exceeding twelve months, and no entry can be made of one under.
six months, or whose date of birth, breeder, sire or dam is unknown.
XXX. The Miscellaneous Class will be open to dogs of estab-
Eshed breeds which have not been otherwise provided for.
Xxx. The Dog Show Committee may provide such classes for
dogs of recognized breeds as they may choose, providing they do not
conflict with the conditions of the aforementioned class.
1t is understood that exhibitors agree TO abide by all the above rules.