The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-02-27
THE KUOKOA NEWSPAPER
TO THE PUBLIC,
But to Advertisers Particularly


y,HE: PUBLISHERS OF THE"KUoKoA-
= need not remind their friends engaged IL mercantile pur-
suits "f the importance "f advertising as a means 81 iusuring
success in business But for our mutual profit. we wl remind
our friends 81 the business community Of ile superior ad-
vantag.s thar our columns afford Tor a lUrge class Of advertise
In the first place We will notice p fact, with which. owing to
are acquainted, namely. HAT our weekly circulation and reeu-
lar subscription list IS three times that Of any other paper
] printed IN the land. with the single exception uf the Chids
Monthly Hawaiian Pictorial, the AiauEa-
as the Hawaiian is the most accommodating ueighbor in the
world It Is reasonable to -alio~ that at least four Thousand
families have the benefit OF a perushl Of It's columns. The sub
serbers and readers 81 oar paper include al tie Hawaiian
- xc.,.ias - ~ tt J"-' ahu Hmh
waiians # every parish ana hamlet - the land Besides these
have made these favored islands their home, aud who are The
9onr and s,ne" o. every sn,yIIrIse, who haze acquired tie
started ia ls62 ~ the uawonted energy Of our toxhsman
Henry NJ Whitney, conducted entirely from its first issue as a
private enterprise. the growth Il the paper in influence and
Paying s1hscrptlens has been slow but steady. n Is now four
years and a hMt since the editing Of this Journal passed. into
the present hands, and as it enters upon its eighth year its
columns the Hawaiian Of to day gains an acquaintance with
The ancient and modern history Of his country. lie is treated
through the letters of Hawaiian travellers
lie becomes informed through our news columns o. all the
general, political, civil and religious matters that interest the
rest of the world Letters from travellers in he home lands
render him familiar with every surf-washen beach, every bloom
ing valley every cashinE waterfall. and every hoaTy mountain
eagcTnr.S f - , roas- On NE !, y, o. te ngtn'nySAaI an
he heather bands beyond. to learn whether his monthly con-
tSfft eoEtrhn'ion IS being probably expended 10 short he
Those moi jntir,af.Iy sron,i1,eI - - - roniJ he
surprised At the tn rough and intelligent manner with which
every item ami advertisement i read by thousands Of those
whom they may have considered a. iliie-ate.
The eaSeTness with which every morSel Of literature is de-
voured by the Hawaiian y one OF the most cheering features 81
.ms "a . our history, and we may say from our oEn eNTer-
rIce MAKES every literary service rendered them i pleasure
Il e imperative and prompt demand Of the country resident for
ms weekly paper IS truly encouraging, Indicating that mental
siaEn1uon = not 20 be our form If decay. This renders tie
berta oi private mall carrier and Auokca newspaper agea.
anything but a sinecure.
Here We will remark that the liberal policy which character
ICES the management 1t the Postal department and the promps
and accommodating spirit 81 the Pos;i astes General are among
the causes that have contributed 10 the success Of this paper.
We thank the many Kind friends throughout the land Who
have rendered tbs cause Of popular education, tMe people and
their Invaluable assistance By acting as agents for the
circulation of the hsoGaa.
To the many who would find 1t for their interest to advertise
Cur columns we wall say, that any advertisements that may
he handed IN, Il in English, viii he translated. free Of charge,
INTO tie hest of Hawaiian. and will If desired be inserted in
English. by which they viii reach the eyes OF cur many English
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