Hawaii Holomua, Volume II, Number 24, 16 October 1894 — Hawaiian Hardware Comp'y. [ARTICLE]

Hawaiian Hardware Comp'y.

S; tember 1*. 1894 ff we rertember correc’ly the C r!e-t a” \r s lbe first of the W le Sqadr n' ta ris t Honolula. Her jTrivul rn her second | en > i' s tll i : ‘ the iui;uls of eo !e w ■» \ere beie on J:inuiry •21». 1S01. Wlien with tl at If >t nad y-.rds cock-boilt s e e teret port witb tbe boily { King K i hkiioa, the kind at,t o s sb)»n by the officers to King dur i g tbe voyage ■ > : . L nit*>l St ites ;n d tiie, m- | >st -acr&* ramn-r in whieh the ii 'y as go.trded rrh le be ng r e to ;he Is’ands, end-ared “Cluireston” to tbe peoule ' II.w aii. As mueh as it was in : . ? i-ow r of the people, totir . rec’.:i“03 w.s shown to the f;5cers «lnring tlieir st-iy and ; « n ‘sa led they left graven on t blels of love and raeniory. evideaces <ftheir Aloha f*r HaWii i. Fev. if any. of th-" offic*-rs ! who were heie then ar** on the j v s> 1 now; sotue have reached tiie age of retirement aml others ive gone to oth r vessels but 11 1 e Cii;irle?ton is still greou in t e heait of *t!io Huwniiana. Have you ever osed a Pansy St ve? We have beeu selling t era for four or five years and to div they wear the “Yellow C t’’ iu tbe empire of stoves. They are recognized by evoy oue. even dealers in other stoves, ,!S a superior art ele acd one whieli thev do not eue to rnn up ,-!• ;inst. ( f course st >ves mav be b<higl.t from people who are n<*t denlers. We h:ivo poople rnnning hero every day or two for fiio br cks and parts belonging to doves they have bonght i’io’n ot!nr parlies, and when 11 1 ->v find tiiey canuot get thein di.scard their stoves aml — M V r\ • i ooo A K«- ■ is a disulvantage in buying dear t!iings at lov pnces. C >me io ar»d get a Pansy «t $15 00 und you get fall value for your raoi v. Yoa do i’t get a $75.00 i,uv_'e for fif f .eu dollars, mind bnt on get a -;ove that is worth Tbirtv dollars

to ;iny one Our llo ily Mited P:iints are • it> il to thi v. ints of neople who ! iv a little pa ; nting tbey want Tlie advant«r»e in bnving a ]irdp ircd paint i-, tbat yoi have the benefit of {’.:•> best itixors in the United St ti.'i \vithout baving to pay for it. Tbe paint i-i ready for use . r. tly you take tbe top otf tbe c :ii a il if yon doi’t bnd it cbeap t r and better than anyyoucm inix vcursel: we are mi*itttkeu in o::r x; eritneo’ lu C«bforuia tbe ; a ;rs are ns ng tbe pn pared lo in | referonce to bnying it:.d aiul oiIsbecmse they fiad it ; < lie r advant ige t)doso We ■1 ovo it is only a q ;estion of tir e wuen the painters bere wili f ill into liue. r:.nging lampa are in as gre »t t inan ī now as ever. People ' • :a :•> w nt som> thing for ligbt- ; \z 5 urp > s lb.it will give a> u d 1 g!it as tbo sqb— they fi .d :: i it!; lain;s «e are giving a- « y, Our ehenp staud lumps are an excellent tiiing for a servauts r u and will fiud a ready sale liu ti:e Is!a.id stt»res. We ean supply any demand for a single lamp or for a tbousand. T ere s Io|g t .f Hawaiians wb»se Kaleaaas need fencing :md we have the w re with whieh t • do it. We havealso tbe materi;»l for b ilding a feuce tbat «ill i..s: nnlil lo g after tbe milenaam. Instead of |><*ying a b;g i pr;c-* for posts, or even gettxng tbem for tLe cnttmg. your fenee w;li cost yoo Iess m 'Dey if you bny steel sUys and wasbers and m .ke a Joaes Loc»ed feoce.

We h ive everytnii g you wanl in tae b.inlvare :dJ boase fnrn;s ;ug gtxaU 1ue yon *i>h. Aiiii we eoail inva>tigatiun n? to tt.eir quaiity and -}Tiec& Tss Eawua Ca. 907 Fcrt6tmt