Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-23
CADILLACS
GOING We'll

The Cadillac is keeping to the for,
as much as usual. The only difficulty
is that owing to the tremendous de
mand the factory Is not in position
10 deliver cars as quickly as they are
sold by the various agents. Fortu
EateIy the severe winter weather is
iavCring the Pacific Coast and the
Hawaiian Islands, and at last the Won
ltamm-foUng Company will be able
10 get somewhere near the number OF
cars which they require.
or the shipment of six Cadillacs
which came in last week only one has
not been delivered, the reason being
that the purchaser, Mr.. A. w. r.
Bottomley, is at present in Paris OH
his trip around the world: yet, antic.
ipating his return in the early part of
May, he has cablcd from Paris TO the
Won Hamm-loung Company to keen
this car for him, so rs to be sure 10
have his Cadillac car when he re.
turns.
Four carloads of Cadillacs are now
on the way 10 the Won Hamm. Young
Company from Detroit. two of which
are due to arrive here on the Homo.
lulan on March 20.
II is no wonder that the 1912 Cadil.
Iacs have proven even a greater ia.
Vortte than the previous models. as
the owner of one of the 1912 Cadillacs
remarked the other day, at is the
most completely equipped car 49, what
more do you want for S2l75 than n
perfect'running car which does not
require any attention, runs like n
clock and is equipped with an abso-
Iutely dependable self.starter?" The
car also has the further complote
equipment of electric lamps. the cleo.
triclty for which Is generated by its
own motor and dynamo.
II further has a 4.cylinder air nump
run by the motor of the car. which
not only pumps up your own tires but
VIII also pump up the tires of any
other ear which you may have in
your garage. 1t is certainly a won.
derful piece of mechanism, an abso.
lntely complete unit, and all of this
for S2l75.
The Cadillac car Is more complote.
~ equipped than most of the $4,000
and $1,000 cars.
The Cadillac which was delivered
MS week went to Mr.. c. ]. Bartlett,
and is a beautiful Roadster. Mr.. Bart.
lett tested 1t out by taking It around
the island in record time, and while
he started out with a smile he Ger.
lainly could not have been more en-.
lhusiastlc when he returned to Homo.
lulu.
The Honor Roll.
The Honor Roll Of the Won Hamm.
Young Company for this week con.
sists of the following: Mr.. A. NJ,
simpson, DR.. A. \. Sinclair, Mr.. c. !.
Bartlett, Mr.. J. II. Campbell.
The Won Hamm.Young Company re.
ports very brisk business i'm tho
automobile supply, repair, and also
sales departments. The rush of the.
tourist season having somewhat
hbated, private owners as well as the
'ent-driyers are taking the opportu.
NIFTY OF having their cars overhauled
nuts and bolts frightened up, etc, so
as to get them in shape for the next
avalanche of tourists, which is due to
arrive here on the Manchuria and
''her steamers.
A car which has been talked about
great deal during the past week is
he 1912 Buick, a carload of which
AS just been received by the Won
iamm Young Company.
One of these fine cars, beautiful
toadster has been delivered to Mr. |
J. NJ. Simpson Of Waianae. II is A
lodel 2S, developing thirty horse.
lower, and equipped with .2O-galIon
asoline tank at the rear of the driv.
RS seat which would enable the car
D 90 around the island twice without