Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-26

Hardware
Comply.
September II, 1894

charleston" was the first of the
white Squadron to visit Homo
lulu. Her arrival on her second
cruise is still in the minds of
people who we're here on January
%, 1891. When with flags at
half-mast and yards cock-built
she entered port with the body
of King Kalakaua. the kind at
tentions shown by the officers to
the King during the voyage
to the United States and the, al
most sacred manner in which the
body was guarded while being
borne to the Islands, endeared
the Charleston" to the people
of Hawaii. As much as it was In
the power of the people. their
appreciation was shown to the
officers during their stay and
when sailed they left craven on
tablets of love and memory, ev-
licences of their Aloha for Ha-
wall. Few, if any, of the officers
who were here then are on the
vessel now; some have reached
the age of retirement and others
have gone to other vessels but
the Charleston is still green In
the heart of the Hawaiians.
Have you ever used a Pansy
Stove? We have lbeen selling
them for four or five years and
to-day they wear the yellow
Coat" in the empire of stoves.
They are recognized by every
one, even dealers in other stoves,
as a superior article and one
which they do not care to run up
against. Of course stoves may
be bought from people who are
not dealers. We have people
running here every day or two
for fire bricks and parts belong
ing to stoves they have bought
from other parties. and when
they find they cannot get them
they discard their stoves and
buy a "Pansy." You see there
is disadvantage in buying dear
things at low prices. Come to
US and get a Pansy at SIS 90 and
you get full value for your mo-
ney. You don't get $500
range for fifteen dollars, mind
you, but you get first class
stove that is worth Thirty dollars
to any one
Our Ready Mited Paints are
suited to the wants of people who
have a little painting they want
to do themselves. The advant-
age in buying a prepared paint
is that you have the benefit of
the best mixers in the United
States without having to pay for
it. The paint is ready for use
directly you take the top off the
can and if you don't find it cheap.
er and better than any you can
mix yourself we are mistaken in
our experience In California the
painters are using the prepared
article in preference to buying
lead and oils because they find it
to their advantage to do so. We
believe it is only question of
time when the painters here will
fall into line.
Hanging lamps are in as great
demand now as ever. People
seem to want something for light
ing purposes that will give as
good light as the sun-they find
it in the lamps We are giving al
way. Our cheap stand lamps are
an excellent thing for a servants
room and will find a ready sale
In the Island stores. We can
supply any demand. for single
lamp or for a thousand.
There's lots of Hawaiians
whose Kuleanas need fencing
and we have the wire with which
to do it. We have also the ma
terial for building a fence that
will last until long after the mil |
lenium. Instead of paying a.
high price for posts, or even get |
ting them for tie cutting, your
fence viii cost you less money if
you buy steel stays and washers
and make q Jones Locked fence.
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