The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-25

Thursday, Ang. 90. 1894.


the people there just reasons
for pride. The scenery from
almost any point will attract
visitors and the delights of a
day spent on Cocoanut Island
are sufficient to keep them in
the vicinity indefinitely. Beside
this, the roads through the
country have been put in a
condition that makes it tempt
ing for people who enjoy a
carriage ride to the Volcano.
And from correspondence pub
lished in the daily papers, as
well as reports from foreign
ers who have spent day or
two in Hilo, the residents there
are an hospitable set Hilo,
then, may be said to be a mo-
del town for tourists. First
because Of the way the people
receive guests and entertain
them and because of the at
fractions which nature has pro.
vided. kau, the other gate
way to the Volcano, is less at
tractive only for the reason
that the conditions are not suit
able for town building and there
are consequently fewer people
to finish what nature left un-
. done. We do not wish to inn
. ply that the people of Kau
, could build mountains, but
: il the population was larger
, the government might listen
, attentively to the request for
better roads. The drive from
I. Pahala to the Volcano was a
5 pleasant one in the days when
, the road was good, but just
, now il is in a condition that in
t vites the attention Of COM
. petent road builders more than
tourists. We have no doubt
h: the Improvement will come in
, time, for it's a matter that in
!. terests every one here Indirect
ly. We have no doubt tourists
; would derive more pleasure
!, from seeing both sides Of Ha-
r wall il the facilities were right
than to See only one. The
I money spent by visitors comes
to everyone indirectly ST. it ap.
. pears in order for the business
r people to unite in p"litioning
Q the government 10 put the
. road in order.
:. We put up - foo, Cleared
e Aermotor for the Honolulu
I Dairy the other day to be used
: for cutting sorghum. The
e manager Of the dairy had
. doubls as to the power Of the
mill to do the work. A three
horse power engine would no,
q do it and it was not believed
that enough power could be
=, developed in a twelve foo,
d Aermotor, but it does the work
~ perfectly and at no expense
= for fuel. Now, then, ifa twelve
Il loot mill will do this where is
!; the limit Of a I6-foot Cleared
g. Aermotor, In addition to run.
I, ming a No. 4 triple acting pump
e that will discharge ten thou
q sand gallons Of water per hour
. it will run a grindstone, a
I. lathe, feed cutter and dear
M knows what else. The Aer
ID motor and pump of this des.
.; .; crip,ion will irrigate anything
at from a lawn to a rice planta
- ton.
D. We have added to our al
as ready large stock Of garden
Of rakes an assortment Of new
n. styles that are bound to JUMP
I'd into favor with people who like
I'd to have clean lawns.
We have a stock of Hang
ing Lamps, which for eleganc,
n. of finish, durability and powe
of the burners commend them
selves to everyone, even tn,
st people who use electricity 70
:. lighting purposes They rang
L. in price from four dollars t,
IT twenty and you get just double
ne value for your money. Yol
y, can find larger stock in tn
in, in factory where they are made
4. but not in store devoted tx
by clusively to the sale OF lamps
- y. We're up to date even to th'