The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-02
February 25, 1895.

lCrcagc Is Oelng constantly III
creased and will do so with |
greater rapidity as soon as the
Government can see its way
clear to improve the old roads
and build new ones. You can
not expect building to go ahead
Doom-like until the facilities Tor
getting lumber on the land are
better. Just now, owing to the
TACT that in some parts OF the
district there arc but trails from
the boat landings to the upland,
it costs $40 per thousand to haul
the lumber a distance of three
miles. 1t may be worth that
price now but when better roads
are provided the price will have
to be reduced. 1t seems, to "Ne r-
ilas" "Old Subscriber and "A
raXpay er"that it is to the interest
Jf the transportation companies
10 push the building of roads
in Kona to the utmost OF
heir influence because they
are directly effected. With a
sort Of epidemic in building on
any of the other islands they
would profit by the increased
amount of lumber shipped.
Our stock of fence wire in
cludes nearly all sizes of both
black and galvanized. The quail
rty is superior plain and barbed
in every respect to that sold in
most stores here and will stand
the wear and tear of this climate
a great deal better than the
average imported to these Isl
ands. In quantity we have far,
and away the largest stock on
the Islands and we will be pleased
to receive orders and will fill
them at very low prices.
Some very handsome hanging
lamps in black wrought iron and
polished metals should have your
attention this week. These are
entirely new patterns and are
decidedly the handsomest we
have ever offered. They have
the celebrated "B & H" burners
with all the latest improvements
No bother about taking off the
chimney when you go to light
the wick, the patent arrange
ment obviatcs the difficulty.
We have a good stock of the
celebrated Bath Tub Ename.
Paint made expressly for trans
forming old zinc lined tubs into
something that looks just like {
high priced porcelain lined one
If you buy this paint and use il
according to the directions or
the container you will have ;
very clean nice bath tub at al
expense of a dollar and a half.
BY way of a delicacy why
don't you try hot waffle and {
bit of fried chicken for breakfast
or tea. The wafiles are no more
trouble to bake than hot cakes i
II you have one OF our waffle
IRONS. We sell them at price thai
won't interfere with your having
one ii you like waflles. We can
| supply you with chickens bu
we can sell you a Pansy stove
that will cook just a little better
than any stove you ever saw
We have them III three sizes, 6
7, s, and we sell them at SIS, $40
and SIS. We've never seen {
better stove for the money any
where and we doubt very much
If you have.
Hendry's Ready Mixed Paint,
are growing in favor every day
peop,e who try then recommend
them to their friends so that the
demand is growing larger at al
times. We have all shade.
necessary for either inside
or outside work and we
furnish you cards witt
Colors Autographed on them anc
with figures and measurements
that will enable you to ascer
tain just what job will cost you
before you begin work. If yor
contemplate doing any painting
it will pay you to use these
paints.
A few more fruit pickers lef
for you if you have fruit tree.
in your yard and want to save
| the product. There is nothing
better in the market for mangoe;
than this little article and all il
cost you is half a dollar-Try
one of them.
THE HAWAIIAN HARD