The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-02

The Won Hamm-Young Company
received this week by the Sierra q
shipment of four Cadillacs of the
1912 models Three of these cars
were fve-passenger touring cars, and
one was a phaeton. These cars are in
such great demand both in Honolulu
and on the mainland that authentic
reports from the factory show that
ten times the output could be sold
for the season of 1910 were it pos
sible to manufacture that amount,
The Won Hamm- Young Company are
still sold ahead as far as ever, and
their future orders date far into
January. The extreme reliability of
the cars this year and the self-starter
make the Cadillacs ten times as
popular as they have ever previously
been Not one single adjustment has
been made as yet to any of the 1912
models which are in operation. The
electric starters have never on one
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great deal for any self-starter. The
electric lights are great feature of
the car, sa they have never given
any trouble as yet in any way, shape
or form, and give a great deal stead.
Ter, whittier and more powerful light
than the prestolite system.
The honor roll of The Won Hamm-
Young Company this week consists of
the following: Aubrey Robinson, j.
S. McCandless, H. d. Sloggett, Har-
old Dillingham;, A. D. Larnac, S.
Decker
Mr. Aubrey Robinson bought the
handsome new six-cylinder 4S horse
power, seven passenger Peerless tour
ing car which came down in the last
shipment of Peerlesses. This is one
of the most magniticently fitted up
cars, and one of the most comfortable
riding machines which can possibly
be bought. 1t is fitted with a Gray &
Davis dynamo, which generates the
current for all the lamps, which is a
feature very much sought after this
year. The car is painted a dark ma
room with black and gold stripes
which, together with the beautiful
I lines and the foredoor effect, make il
one of the handsomest cars which
! has ever been turned out. A new
: feature of the Peerless car this yeal
/ is the fact that it is hung very close
to the ground, which allows for q
very low top and low tonneau. These
ere the essentials of beauty in the
modern automobile.
Mr.. J. S. McCandless took delivery
of one of the Cadillac touring cars
for which he has waited for a long
time. Mr.. McCandless placed his or
der for a Cadillac nearly six months
ago and has been anXiously awaiting
the arrival of his car ever since.
/ Mr.. Harold Dillingham; was another
Honolulu man who took delivery of a
Cadillac touring car out of this ship
ment, as was also Mr.. H, d. Sloggett
of Paia, Maui. Mr.. Sloggett's car was
Immediately shipped on the .Claudine
yesterday.
( Mr., A. d. Larnac purchased a
Buick White Streak runabout fol
pleasure purposes entirely.
/ Mr., c. c. Won Hamm returned or
the Sierra yesterday after an ex
tended trip through the States and
Germany. At the Berlin automobile
show Mr.. Won Hamm signed up for
the agency of one of the cleverest
and most important accessories
which has ever been added to the
automobile line, This is a wonderful
invention and will be a great boon
to owners of hard riding machines
It will also enable a sick person or
an invalid to ride in a small, or short
coupled car with nearly as much ease
as in a large touring car This in
ventiontis in the form of double