Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-14
GASOLINE GOSSIP
'GLEANEDATGARAGES

ers, who have been anxiously await
ing the arrival of same. The popu,
lar Z. NJ. +. 40" is going strong. as
usual. and the demand for the cars
from the country districts is almost
as large as that of the city.
The e. M. +. Is beautiful car,
and the history Of Flanders, who
originated the company, is a marvel
Gus one. In ten years he has built
up a trade that keeps 10000 ex-
pert workmeu going all the time.
rhe mechanics are all satisfied with
their Jobs, as they are really work
Ing on a partnership basis.
The Flanders car, which is sold
at such a low price, is another au-
tomobile that Is making Roadway
fast. and It would appear to be one
Of the best machines in the world
at the price. There has been large
demand for the car all over the
States, and the Hawaiian end Of The
business is also going strong.
Another car handled by the Schu-
man Garage Is the Locomobile. and
1t is always alluded to as the auto
that runs like watch" Many OF
the beautiful cars are running in Ho-
nolulu, and even here, where the
best types OF machines are to be
found, the Locomobile is considered
to be in the first flight.
The Associated Garage reports a
very busy week, and Manager Sey-
mour Hall has been up to his eyes
In work. The repair shop has also
been kept going all the time and
the expert mechanics are kept busy
handling the cars.
The Chalmers-Detroit is as popu-
lar as ever, and shipments are COM
ing to hand all the time. These cars
are noted for their staying capabiii-
ties, and they are in much demand
In the Islands.
The Pierce-Arrow machines are
thought to have established a new
mark in excellence. and the people
who have been fortunate enough to
get cars up to the present time are
to be congratulated. Many Of the
cars have been sold to arrive. and
the demand for them is growing
every day.
The Hudson Twenty is another car
that, by Its low price and beautiful
going. Is attracting the attention Of
not only people who can only AFFORD
low-priced car, but also OF many
rich men who already own larger
cars. The Hudson has made good In
Hawaii and 1t can be seen every
where.
The Kissel Kar is also going
strong. and many people who have
heard Of the hill-climbing records of
these cars have put their orders In
for machines.
Mr.. Dodge, manager OF the Won
Hamm' Young Garage. left this week
for Hawaii. where he expects to low
er all previous records made on that
island with the 6-cylinder Thomas
fyabout which he took with him.
The Won Hamm-Youhg Garage re-
ports very busy times in their re-
pair department. This week two
new mechanics have been added to
their stan, Mr.. Schriener having ar
rived by the Lurllne and Mr.. GLIB
by the Sierra. Mr.. GLIB has very
fine reputation on the Coast as an
expert repairman and adjuster Of au-
tomobiles. These two mechanics
will be valuable additions to the ga
rage stan OF the Won Hamm- Young
Company.
Among the most talked OF cars Of
1910 is the Model o., Maxwell. This
car has been on the market for the
last six or eight months, but owing
to the tremendous demand. for. this
type Of car on the mainland, the
local agents have been unable 10 get
a single one of these cars. BY the
Sierra, however, the Won Hamm-
Young Company received one OF the
Model "a" Maxwells, and 1t is now
being greatly admired by enthusiastic
In their showrooms.
Another OF the automobiles which
arrived by the Sierra is a beautiful
Model 80 Packard phaeton, which
has been sold to Richard Cooke OF
this city. Like all previous Pack
ards. It is a beautiful car and runs
smoothly and without a hitch. Mr..
Cooke is very enthusiastic over his
car. This is the twenty-flfth Pack
ard the Won Hamm Young Company
has delivered during the 1910 sea-
son.
The Won Hamm-Young Company
also received carload of Cadillacs
by the Sierra. One Of the touring
cars in this shipment, has been de-
liyered to. Harold Dillingham;; a demi-
tonneau out Of this same shipment
has been sold to Marston Campbell
and third Cadillac was shipped last
night to Maui, where It has been
sold by Mr.. Schoening to Mr.. searby.