The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-05
THE COLLINS CldAR CO,
SHIP A
CARLOAD OF SMOKE
HONOLULU.
Carload of 100000
Stogies Shipped to
David Lawrence
& Co., Ltd.
Wonderful increase i'm
Stogie Foreign
Trade.

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Inns Cigar CO. will score another tri
umph In the way OF large shipments O
stogics when they ship today 10000
stogies to David Lawrence & Co. Linn
tied. at Honolulu In the far-ofr Terri
tory OF Hawaii. They will ship In on
order to- this firm 500.0O0 Country
Pride Cheroots. 100000 Seal OF Pitts
burg. 1000 Something Better stogies
10000 Pittsburg National and I0o.'
600 Saw Logs: making 100000 sto,
giles In all. being one OF the largest sin
gle shipments OF stogies ever made Il
one firm.
The success OF the firm OF David
| Lawrence & Co. Ltd. the members OF
which were formerly from the United
! States. shows what Yankee pluck and
energy can accomplish when IL has a
free scope for the exercise OF its I'M
surpassed business talents. They are
hustlers. their methods are character
lied by the holiness OF enterprise. and
the fearlessness OF business courage;
they are modern and up to date. and
the utter absence of somnolence in the
management of their rapidly increasing
business Is shown by the fact that they
have n wholesale and retail trade AZ
wide as the Pacific. The extent OF their
trade justifies them in ordering round
million OF stcgies at one time. thus en-
abling the Collins Cigar Co. OF Pitts
burg. TO take part. indirectly. in the
fruits OF their industry, their energy
and their great business capacity.
Il. J. Kane is associated with David
Lawrence & Co. Ltd. and no small
share or the credit OF their great sue
cess Is due to his efforts. He was for
merly connected with the Collins Cigar
Co. as its Pacific coast representative.
and no doubt the knowledge acquired
OF the business methods and the skill
OF management In vogue with the local
company. together with his own pleas
ing address and winning personality
have largely contributed TO the mar
velous increase OF their business. This
shipment will be loaded at Thirty-third
ST. and Liberty. Pittsburg. in Chicago.
Milwaukee & 81. Paul car No. 6O.46i.
It's itinerary will be as follows: over
Baltimore & Ohio II. X. TO Chicago. via
Milwaukee & st. Paul X. r.
to Omaha. Neb.. thence via Union Pa |
eitc II T. to Ogden. Utah. thence via |
Southern Pacific II. X. formerly Cen |
trail Pacificl over the chest OF the ST. |
ezra Neyadas into the beautiful sunny |
valleys Of the Golden State. and finally I
landed at the wharves In San Fran
cisco. thence by ocean steamer OF the |
Oceanic Steamship Co. lines far across I
the Pacihc's broad expanse to their /
Observation-Disclosures.
This u the third large shipment OF
-t0fsies made by this company To- Ho- /
but II Is the only instance by /
this or any other company or n ship
ucnt OF a whole carload OF stogies
across this continent. II marks n
mighty stride In advance Of past ship
mcnts. IL not only shows the ramifica-
tons OF trade In this kind OF a smoke.
but stamps the Collins Cigar Co. as the
leader OF the world. IN their line. In
establishing foreign markets for the
product Of their local factories.
The space occupied by this shipment
IN the steamer Will be 5000 cubic feet:
Il contains 100 cases and required 1000
n. of lumber and 125 lbs. OF nails for
the shipping cases. One-half mile OF
wire and oue-quarter mile OF Irvine
we're used in the secure packing OF
these stogics. The amount Of raw to-
oacco necessary TO make 100000 sto-
st@s Is 1900 lbs. and some idea OF the
enormous yearly output OF the Collins
cigar Co. can be had when we learn
hat u required only five days for them
10 get this shipment on its way-from
he raw tobacco in their storerooms to-
he manufactured stogies. packed.
'orded. clsed and wired, delivered At
he cars.
II Is n far reach from Pittsburg to
honolulu. located as IL is far out upon
he bosom 81 the great Pacific ocean.
Ibcyt as TAR from the shores Of Cali
81 oh "a -. /
,ur<
Il is close 10 5000 miles from Pitts
'urS 90 JG!s beautiful semi-tropical
ity 81 Uncle Sans nesting on the
hor"s 81 ii.- harbor i'm the island OF
lahu. Here in this island metropolis
s strange condition. medley OF
dces. Here longitude becomes confus-
ng. Her. the East and the West kiss
nd make up. the West melts into the |
BRENT and the East breathes the at
losphere OF the Occident. The willy
iouEolian and the Britain. the native ,
hawaiian and the Teuton. the Poly
eSian and the Yankee meet at this
rrathtng place OF oceanic traffic in the
r;it-rnal fellowship Of trade. Yet far
= u is II only serves as an indication
the wonderful enterprise Of the Col
ms cigar Company. The shipment Of
100000 stoCicS At one time TO one firm q
Ding business in a city thousands OF
iiles from our own land shows the
asst reach OF this great company. and :
be- wide eNpanse OF territory they COW
r. But this shipment is only a part 5
small Vlrt-of their gigantic bust .
rSs The products OF their factories .
-e sold ir the leading marts 81 South
-vnr. en- Central America. Japan. Aus ?
ALA. thr British Isles. Continental =
uro-s ana South Africa. as we'll AZ in
."rs. lltl.0g Gown % the Unite. 8
'atas. - Fittshurs Post. Pittsbur. :
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