The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-28
GREAT LAND SALE.
Further improvements to be
Made.
Surrounding Settlements and
Small Industries.
A Pearl City Investment Means I'm
terest In Advance.
A Pearl City Investment Means In
terest In Advance.

The many thousands Of dollars
which have been spent in improve
ments or invested by the projectors
are TO be soon supplemented by
other important improvements which
will open up for small holdings the
whole of the beautiful peninsula
spreading out like an extensive gar
den into the deep waters of the har-
Dor. The harbor is overlooked by
the best building sites of Pearl City.
The peninsula is well wooded and is
something over one thousand yards
wide.
The management of the Oahu
Railway Co. has already had a new
route surveyed and preparations are
being made for extending a branch
railway along the centre of the pen
lnsula for distance of about one
and half miles. This will make
the entire peninsula accessible to
both passenger and freight traffic.
The peninsula itself is most desir-
able for small farms, vegetable gar
dens and, along the shore line, for
suburban residences. The question
of irrigation there is already settled,
as two fine artesian wells now fur
nish all the water necessary or which
will be hereafter required for farm
or garden purposes and an extension
Of the pipes of the Pearl City water
works will give an ample supply for
household purposes.
A further enterprise is to be car
ried out ON the rich leasehold lands
surrounding Pearl City. The scanty
provisions for small holdings, in
and around Honolulu, makes it
imperative that the increasing white
labor classes growing up in our
midst be supplied with cheap lands
upon which small livings can be
made. Already many applications
have been made from the crowded
suburbs of Honolulu, and it has
been determined to hereafter sublet
to this class of residents small farms
in the leasehold lands surrounding
the fee simple grant upon which
stands Pearl City.
Every small industry thus estab-
lished, every iron rail laid upon the
beautiful peninsula below the town
site, every extra ton Of freight that
is added, while adding nothing to
the desirability and beauty of the
natural landscape, will add speedily
and permanently to the value and
interest bearing power of every town
lot that is laid out and sold at Pearl
City.
The beginnings of fine suburban
city are already established. The
location and the outward view are
all that can be desired. But the
main merit of Pearl City is still to
be recorded. It's health-giving pro-
perties are unsurpassed. The bouy-
ant trade wind, from which Homo
lulu is mostly shut off, blows over
the site twelve months out of the
year, giving without lntermission a
salubrious and healthful climate,
free from the oppressive heat and
occasional miasma of the metropolis.
Those who have thus far invested
in lots at Pearl City-some twenty
five of Honolulus best young bust
ness men-have purchased for flu
ture homes, some of whom will
build next spring or even earlier.
Every young man who has a few
hundred dollars which can be spared
during the next three or four years,
will be able to secure at Pearl City
a home for which he would have to
pay as many thousand dollars in or
around Honolulu. A glance at the
prepared maps OF Saturdays great
sale will disclose exactly what lots
are offered and indentihes all those
which have thus far been purchased,
Every arrangement has been made
by the q. Il, a. l.. Co., to secure the
comfort and convenience OF those
attending The sale, Busses will ba
IN attendance 10 convey purchasers
over tbs town site and tbs time Of
sails has been 50 arranged that those
attending sill DO landed again N
Honolulu IN smple Tins 10 reach lh'
baseball ground loT lhe gene vhlpl
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