The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-11
FINE RESIDENCE
The Cornwell Property
Offered for Sale.
Will BE Sold at Auction in October.
Golden Opportunity
to Buy

James F. Morgan, auctioneer, has
been requested to sell the well-know'n
CornwelI property on Judd street, and
it will be disposed of at auction by or
der of the executors, on October Is,
next.
The property is recognized as one of
the finest in the Islands, situated as it
is. so as to command an unobstructed
view of the mountains and harbor, yet
far enough away from the latter as to
avoid the suns glare on the water. In
this locality one has all the benefit of
pure atmosphere, and the temperature
is at all times higher than on lower
altitude.
The house was erected to order of
Conrad Glade, and is especially adapt
ed to family. The parlor, on the eX-
IRENE left of the hall, is commodious
and we'll lighted and communicates
with a spacious dining room, the two
so arranged as to make a delightful
room for entertaining.
To the right of the main entrance,
the extreme right, it may be called,
is a drawing room, and between this
and the parlor. on the makai side of
the hall, are smaller rooms, which may
be adapted to any purpose. On the
mauka side of the hall and opposite to
the drawing room is a large bed room,
adjoining which is music or billiard
room.
Passing from the dining room, one
enters the buffers pantry, and adjoin-
ing this is a china room arranged with
hardwood closets, etc. The kitchen is
unusually large and supplied with
set range, hot and cold water and
every appliance for the convenience of
the cook. Another room, adjoining
this. is a large one, used as refrlg-
orator. safe room and telephone room
The staircase is directly opposite the
main entrance to the house. Ih1S
leads one to the second floor, which is
divided into spacious bed rooms, each
with a convenient and rOomy dressing
room Besides these is a large bath
room, with tub and stationary wash
stand. shower bath, hot and cold wa
ter, etc.
The rooms on this floor command a
beautiful and uninterrupted view OF
the harbOr and mountains. Punch
bowl stands in bold relief against the
tropic sky By thorough knowledge
of what is required in modern home,
the builder of the Cornwell home in
corporated in the plans great many
large closets, each bedroom having
two, so that wardrobes are not re-
quired.
On the grounds, to the right of the
dwelling, is a comfortable four-room
cottage, with bath and all the con-
veniences of a modern dwelling. To
the left is a smaller cottage, contain
ing two rooms and a bath. That there
shall be no drought on the premises,
the owners erected a high tower, con-
tanning a 1,200-gallon tank, which is
always filled with water
The back part of the lot is occupied
by the stable and carriage house. This
has one box and two open stalls, feed
loft, harness room, grain room, and
connected with it is a shed, where car
riages are washed. On another part of
the grounds is a large chicken house
and run, fenced with laths, so that the
fowls are kept away from the yard.
The front lawn and residence pre-
sent beautiful appearance. The car
riage drives wind through the tropical
trees and plants, ending at the broad
veranda. Extending from this is a broad
port cochere, under which carriages
stop. Through the grounds there are
well-kept paths, trellis and summer
houses.
The house is in excellent order, and
is fitted throughout with inside blinds.
The variety of trees and plants on the
grounds is probably unexcelled any
where on the Islands. 1t is the ideal
spot for a home, and the locality is a
healthy one. No such opportunity for
acquiring an elegant home at mod
crate outlay has been offered here in