Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-26
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B. Marks anl VIII Thomas have
found their Two 80 Chalmers touring
cars very satisfactory.
Francis Gay has ordered an auto
matte starter to be pla, ID on his As.
horse power Pierce Arrow.
The Associated Garage has two
more orders for Pierce Arrow cars.
and the order will go forward within
few days.
DR.. Paul Durney came in from Ka.
huku in his Hudson roadster in two
hours. He made this time in order
to see the Shriners' parade.
A complete stock Of high grade
auto sundries Is on hand at the Asso.
ciated wareroOms which will make
attractive Christmas gifts to the en-
thusiastic motorists.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new vulcanizlng room at the Asso.
ciated and II Is hoped to have II In
full operation the first of December,
and which will be modern in every
respect.
During the past week the Associat.
ed has delivered a Chalmers 30 pony
tonneau. to C. V Wadhams of Spo-
kane Washington. who is In the city
spending the winter. Mr.. Wadhams
has owned a Chalmers for the past two
years which never gave him any trou
BILE so he placed the order here for
another car when he found the fine
roads of the Territory.
The Won Hamm. Young Company re-
port the sale this week of Hupmo-
bile to Mr. Marshall Webb. This
starts the ball rolling with the first
cars are so generally used through
the United States as business AMI
pleasure runabouts that there Is no
question but what a great many will
be sold In the Hawaiian Islands. The
running expenses of the Hup will be
so small as compared with even the
medium sized car that they will be
within the reach OF most any small
salaried man, as well as any rich plan.
ter. The Hup can make the trip
around the island as easy as any of
the cars, and any kind Of mountain
climbing does not phaze 1t.
The first appearance of the torpedo
body was made this week when The
Won Hamm.Young Company received
an Overland torpedo runabout. This
car was Immediately delivered to DR.
considerably use, and finds II one of
the most convenient types of car for
professional or commercial use OF any
kind.
DR.. c. b. Wood purchased from The
won Hamm-Young Company this week
the new Baby Overland car which
came in on the last Sierra. This is a
new type of car which has been con.
structed for the 1911 trade and 1t has
most snappy appearance. This car
has a world Of power and speed and
light makes the appearance of the car
something entirely new. A 21-gallon
gasoline tank at the rear of the seats
is one of the new features. The
wheel steer has a very rakish angle,
and the seats are well aft insuring
plenty of leg room for even the larg.
est man.
p The Volcano Stables & Transports
ton Co., purchased from The Won
tHamm- Young Company the two new
l9ll Bucks which arrived by the ST.
ezra last week. One OF these being
% very handsome double rumble road.
ster finished with red body and top,
the other a Model II touring finished
with a blue body and grey running
gear. These are the powerful cars
which seem 10 be so popular in Ha.
wall, and give such wonderful salts.
faction over the rough and hilly coun-
try OF that island.
The Won Hamm Young Company re.
ceived by the Neyadan this week two
Eyeritt cars of the 1911 model One
of these cars is a demi.tonneau and
one five-passenger car. The I'M.
provement In these cars over last
years models are a larger radiator of
the honeycomb type replacing the tub,
ular type OF last year; the winter con
nections are placed In a different po,
sition, and the cars are equipped
with a Bosch magnetic. These cars
are very fast and are excellent hill
climbers, and are the most popular
cars of this class In San Francisco.
Another car delivered during the
week by The Won Hamm.Young Com,
pany was a beautiful 1911 Packard
touring car to Mr.. A. W. Carter. The