The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-01
Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id


The introduction by us Of a
full line Of the Standard Man.
ufacturing Co.'S enamel goods |
was business stroke that |
tends to debilitate the nerves
of the ordinary Honolulu busi-
ness man and paralyze his mus
calaria, while to us it is a mere
nothing; the goods are SO well
known in the United States
and are in such general use
there that with our handling
we will bring them so promi-
nently before the people here
that in short time no one
will feel that they can rest well
without first having had a bath
in a Standard Manufacturing
Co.'S enamel tub. We ex-
pect also. to make the ena.
mel laundry tubs SO popular
that the annoyance Of lost
clothes at the hands Of the
Chinese washman will be en-
tirely obviated. While these
enamel goods are all innova.
ton here they have been used
in the United States for a num-
Der Of years and have always
given satisfaction; in every
hotel or private residence the
architects include in their spe-
ci6cations the goods by these
manufacturers and it will soon
be the custom here.
We have had a letter from
a prominent ranch man on one
of the other islands to the
effect that the locked fence is
the strongest he has ever seen
and asks for an estimate on
material enough to construct
ten miles Of it. You will un-
derstand by this that the locked
fence is growing in popularity
every day and that our pro-
phecy that the entire group
will ultimately be surrounded
t by it is sure to be fulfilled.
There is no reason why it
should not be. Every man
who builds anything, no mat
ter what, gets what is the
! cheapest provided it is. at the
r same time, superior to another
article Of the same description.
In the case OF the locked fence
the builder gets for less money
> a fence superior in every res
pect to any other method oi
building. In this country where
wood is almost as scarce as
!. gold pieces the locked fence is
additionally valuable.
The dinner table OF to-day
. depends as much for admira
:, ,ion upon the character Of the
china and glassware as upon
the edibles. We have con.
vinced nearly every one on the
islands that Haviland China i.
art itself in the matter Of table
decorations, and our methoe
- Of selling it makes it as CHEAP
y as ordinary white china
Every one knows, in buy
ing a conventional set of deco
r rated china, that when on,
/ piece is broken it cannot b,
ei replaced except at a yer,
.: ,s heavy expense in having th'
9 broken piece replaced by on'
Is decorated especially for yo,
Il =, to match the set. In Havilant
h China, when bought from us
ID If a piece is broken in any wa,
e. e. you can get a duplicate at any
At At time at the same rate you paie
!. for a dozen pieces. We alway
~ have duplicates in stock.
Is convenience not only in case
Of where pieces are broken bu
r. for persons who do not wis
G. {. to buy a full set at one time
I'd You may buy single cup ant
I'd saucer and let it be the foun
" dation for a set Of two hundre,
'S ,S pieces. These are among tn
+: +: advantages offered purchaser
Ie- Of Haviland decorated china
& Another article in demand 70
Of table use and decoration
'ai cut glass We have a yer