The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-30
ARRIVALS

nICICl IHUU
Many of the arrivals by each
Australia" go to the Hawaiian
Hotel, still a great many put up at
E. o. Hall & Sons for short time.
Our arrivals by the last Austria
liza" were from several parts of the
world. A large excursion party
came to us from Sheffield, England,
by way of Panama and San Fran
cisco: they were the Pocket Knife
branch of the Knife family, 1926
worth in Sheffield, not very big
sum you may say, still enough to
get a few dozen each of thirty
three different styles, and if you
want to see some choice Knives
drop in and look them over, they
are right near the Fort Street en-
trance. People that happened in
the day we were opening them up
evidently thought they were good,
as we sold SO to different ones dur
ing the afternoon. The above
family wishing to be in Sharp
Company on their long trip, started,
and came all the way in the same
Compartment with over a gross of
assorted Razors. All we have to
say about these are that they are
the three famous makes, Rodgers"
Bengal" and Wade & Butcher.
Every 'little Shaver" knows these
makes, and uses them. But you
want to know what other arrivals
we had by the last Australia, so let
us run down the list together be-
sides Knives and Razors from
England, we had Brass Cup Hooks,
Halls Rice Sickles, Eley's Cart
ridges, Irray's Charts, Clark's &
French Horse Clippers, IS dozen as
sorted Stubs Saw Files, 80 dozen
assorted Stubs jewelers. Files,
Mattress Needles, 100 boxes Shoe
Thread, 100 lb. Emery Powder;
assorted, Stubs Plyers.
Now from Boston (by rally via
San Francisco we had, "a assorted
Bailey's Patent Planes, and some
48 in. Cotton Duck. A big lot of rail
goods started from Boston the same
time as above but in the race over
land these two items must have
beaten the balance to San Fran
cisco as nothing more Oh this in
voice came along by the Australia.
We have an idea the Planes (which
we were short of and the Duck
(which we were all out of knew
they were badly needed and took a
"Vestibule Train" and hurried
through. The balance of this in
voice, which will come along by the
"Mariposa," have among the items
No. 1 and 2 Ship Pumps, Metaline
&, Roller, Bushed Sheaves, Disston's
Files, Saw Screws and Saws, Bin
nacle Lamps, Galvanized Row.
locks, Carpenters Hammers, Top
Mauls, Fodder Cutter Knives,
White Shellac, Coopers' Vices,
Horse and BARRIERS Clippers, Bronze
Powder, "Thoms Navigator, Hand
Levels, and Pedometers, Whip
Sockets, Grommets, Steel Letters
and Figures, 9,-4-3-16in., Prun-
ing Shears, Tailors' Squares, Cop
per and timed Wire, on spools ETC.,
in all SPACE invoice of assorted
Hardware.
Last of all comes our list of ar
rivals from San Francisco Leather,
80 rolls of Sole, Harness, Saddle,
Splits, Buff and Lace; 1910 405-
500 grain Frankfort Arsenal Bull
lets, Turkey and Ostrich Feather
Busters, Cotton Hose, Block Tin,
Tin, Phoenix Horse Shoes, Mill and
House Brooms, Horse Collars and
Collar Pads, Paper Bags, Rifles,
Revolvers, Betting, Carriage and
Machine Bolts, Log and Wood
Screws, Brass Stencil Combination,
to 2 in, Fence Wire Pullers, 24
and q in. Clinch Nails, Blue
Stone.
You now see we had our share of
the arrivals by last Australia.
Many of our arrivals started in,
soon after putting up at our place,
to see the islands, a number hav-
ing gone to Hawaii and Maui, and
the 80 members of the Knife family
are skipping all over town, in the
pockets of their owners.
~Come in and see some of
our Goods and take some with you,
if you wish.
E. o. HALL & SON, (L'D.),
Cor. Fort & KING STREETS,
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