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TU be held th`e_ Eifperlmuntul Farm, Charlottetown, comnieuciugl

rNovombsr first, nineteen; eighteen und' continuing for eleven pnnnthsdiii til September 30l.li;,19,)0. 4

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(Ruleb and Regulations) .

_ This competition, will bd, known ui "THB ‘First Prince Edwurdglsland An- nulli Egg Laying Contest." It will be

(e'ori3i"il‘ed`oi_i' the Experimental Farm ,lr lot\§td\vn, and, uiid'or the dir- ection of the Poultry 'Division of th.- ldxperlmenthl Farm. . 'V

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` Board of Managment. The board ‘Of management will be, 'Rho Douiin- ion Ppiiltry lIusbandman.`~ R. D. L. Bllgh, B. S. A., Experimental Farm, J. G. Morgan, Superintendent of Con- '.est;_ and W. Ker of the Poultry Div-

ision; Live Stock Brunch.

ecope and Number of Entries. The

contest will be open to all. It will con- sist of 20 pens of 8 female-hens or

pullets. The first twenty bonaflde ap- plication received will be the twenty accepted. Contestants will be privil- egeil to maintain throughout the year 1 full completemcnt of eight birds. No mules will be included.

Fees. The entry fee for each pen

will lie One Dollar ($1.) which must accompany the application.

Prizes. Suitable prizes will be aw

urded the winning pens.

Classes. There will be two classes. Class 1 consisting of the Light

Breeds and Class 2 consisting of the llenvy Breeds.

Delivering the Birds. The birds

must be delivered at Charlottetown. express prepaid, between the fifteen- th and twentieth of October, nine- teenf eighteen. The shipment should

be addressed ‘]Laylng Contest. Ex .psrimental Farm, Charlottetown" and must also have the name and uddresr of the shipper plainly marked on the shipping crate.

Rejection of Birds. Any birds arriv-

ing in ii sick condition may at the _discretion of the Contest Superin- tendent be rejected and either des- troyed 'or shipped back to the owner.. None but pure bred birds will be so cepted and only those breeds thai lay ii. marketable sized egg. Thr Superintendent also will have th< right to clip the wings of any birds that may prove troublesome.

The Standard for Judging. The rat-

ing of the -birds or pens will be de- _termlned by the number, together with the size, the uniformity and marketing value of the eggs. The Canadian standards for agus will be adhered to.

Feed and Care. The birds while in

the contest will receive the boat oi feed iiiid ears, but uns will be subject to the judgment of the Board of con- tr0i."riie~eg.i;s from an wni be the property of the Government 'and will go towards the cost of feed, but each contestant will be entitled to the rec- ord of each_blrd he has in the con- test and to ii statement showing the receipts and-expenrliture of his pen for the eleveii`months.'

Houslng.~f.'l‘.he»-contact will be hous-

ed in double colony houses 10x12 feet and divided into two pens hav- 'ing glass and cotton fronts. The hou- ses will hoplaced "ou the Poultry l"lnn+_ of the Experimental Fnrin fac- ing the llnllway as it runs through the farm. f . , ~

Reports. A summary, of the stand-

ing-nof ei`1ch'psn' iii- the. contest will be compiled at' the close of each month, ii copy of which will be supplied the owner of each pen. The summary will nlso he provided the press of Canada.

Return of the Birds. lf no notifica-

tlnn ns to the disposal of the birds has been received hy September 1. 1918. the birds on the completion oi thc contest. will he sent by express collect. to owner’s address from which tho shipment was made.

Entry Forma will be supplied on ap

pllczition by addressing Superlntend ent, Experimental Station, Charlotte- town. P. E. l.

Nota. No person except the ofile-

lols of the Contest will be allowed into the pens or yards after the birds have been housed. Every effort will ho made to keep the birds quiet and no interference with them or their lend will be permitted.

` ' ENTRY FORM

The Superintanden'

Experimental 9'- inn.

Charlottetnw-‘ P. E. I.

Sir:-.I desire in nntrr one pen of

. . . . for tho First Annual Prince -Edward Island Egg Laying Contest.

I-" biiclose herewith One Dollar, ($1l00) 'entry fee. l agree to the rules governing the contest. ‘Express Office ..

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