The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-28
AQUA MARINE
A Last Chance at
Beach Lots!

WHERE THE ROAD LEAVES
w Kapiolani Park on the east, it
passes few houses and then comes out
on an open space skirting the ocean.
This is low and level at first, but further
on rises to higher ground, whence the
views seaward, south and west, are
genuine ViStdS of HaWaii The
lapis-lazul of the deep sea, starred with
the sails of passing vessels, breaks into
turbulent foam where it meets the outer
reef, and "sliding its snow-white and
swift avalanche" into the inner lagoon,
the waters, taking their tone from the
corals below and the skies above, now
break forth into an extravaganza of color
as they hasten in subdued merriment to
the shore of yellow sand. In stiffness
far away, like phantoms, rise the hills OF
Waianae," while the bald-headed sum-
NIT of Diamond Head looms up behind,
almost over you, with startling distinct
ness, but with benignant and fatherly
expression withal.
Besides this ideal environment,
aqua Marine enjoys some substantial
advantages as well. This strip of land
between the road and the shore is di-
vided into ten large lots, varying in size
| from half to three-quarters OF an acre,
each one fronting makai on the sea and
mauka on the road for from 100 TO $50
| feet. Government water is laid on along
the fronts Ct these lots on the road. The
sea-bathing is not very good as regards
| the footing on account of the coral, but
can be improved by dynamite as re-
CARDS the sea-water it is first-class. The
trade winds are not shut off by Diamond
Head, but, sweeping around the south
east side of the bluff, blow freshly across
these lots from the sea, the wind being
perceptibly cooled by its passage over
the water and carrying with it the tonic
quality OF the salt spray. The reef is
famous fishing ground, and the fish are
free to those who can circumvent them.
Shellfish are abundant and ambrosial.
The road skirting these lots is being
extended by the Park Association, and
further on has been carried high up
along the face of the bluff, giving wide
and beautiful outlook 1t is TO be con-
tinued around Diamond Head returning
to the Park on its mauka side, and when
finished will be one of the most pictur-
esque drives near Honolulu, Astounding
in great variety of delicious views.
The tramway is to be extended
through the Park, which will bring it
WllIlH Il HNe HllnuleS Walk lTOm A1UU-
Marine.
II the Oahu Railroad is extended in
this direction according to its prelimin-
airy surveys, it will come within a few
rods of these lots, which would bring
them within fifteen minutes of Homo
lulu.
Lots l and 2 have been sold to Mrs.
Henry Bertelmann for $500 piece, and
show wonderful improvement from the
few months attention and irrigation
they have received. The rest are
offered for sale ct the upset price
Of $500 q piece, with the exception OF
lots 9 and 10. When bids have been
received for three or more lots, an auc-
ton sale will be held.
The title as fee simple, and terms
aOiJ be cash, or One-haT cash ana
the balance on mortgage at pen
cent. for one or taOO gears. Deeds
at the expense Of purchasers.
E~ A chart of the Lots is on exhibit
bition at my Salesroom.
10 These Lots are marked on tn,
ground with stakes showing the numbers
JAS. F. MORGAN.