The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-31
THE
ELEGANT MANOA
RESIDENCE
Of
E. B. McCLANAHAN, ESQ.
Will Be Sold
At Auction
AT MY sALEsROOM
SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, OF,
u O'CLOCK NOON
DESCRIPTION OF PREMISES.

This property is located at the head
of Manoa Valley, with the mountains
on three sides, and a beautiful marine
view in front. There are about two
acres, consisting of vegetable garden,
flower garden, paddock and lawn. 1t
has a frontage of several hundred feet
on the Manoa stream, from which an
unfailing supply of pure mountain wa
ter is had. The improvements consist
of the dwelling house with a living
room 20 40 with large Dutch window,
large old fashioned fireplace with sub
stantial chimney built of stone, three
coed sized sleeping rooms, all with large
closets, panneled and beamed dining
room with easement windows, buffers
pantry with tiled floor, one kitchen
pantry with tiled floor, kitchen with
tiled floor, an outside area or porch
with tiled floor, and servant s sleeping
room. A good sized bathroom with
tiled floor and modern sanitary equip
ment, a telephone room with tiled floor.
All the other floors are polished, and the
house sud on both sides. The entire
house is screened with copper screening,
and the finishing inside is natural finish.
The foundation of the house is built
of cobble stones, and the house is wired
throughout for electricity and furnished
with handsome electric fixtures. Hot
and cold water in the bathroom and
kitchen, and electric bell communica-
ting with kitchen from both dining
room and bedroom, and electric bells
communicating from the telephone room
to the stables.
WASH HOUSE: In the rear of the
dwelling itself is a wash house with |
cement floor, stationary tubs and hot
and cold water
STABLES: The stables have accom- |
modations for four horses, and the car
riage room will accommodate four car
riages. Electric lights at the stable,
and piped water. Adjoining the stable
are outside servants quarters, consist
ing of two rooms Also in the stable /
grounds is large chicken house and |
run connected in the rear with |
a COW shed with cement floor, and open
ing out on to the paddock.
FERNERY: The fernery is large
and beautiful, With tiled flooring and
grotto inside. There is also a tank
house which is used for the storage of
trunks, etc.
BATHING POOL: The bathing pool
is probably one of the finest in the
Islands. 1t is 40 feet long and 20 feet
vide, with tiled steps leading into it
from cement platform, and is tiled
throughout its bottom, and substantial
n every respect. Connected with the
bathing pool platform are bath rooms,
md in the rear of bath rooms is a rose
garden.
DRIVEWAYs B WALKS: The drive
ways are made of cobble stones, and
he walks throughout the place are
lied. The pool is supplied with water
rom the stream at a point mauka.
through six-inch pipe, with gates at
he intake and at the outlet. Makai
t the pool and in the stream bed. pro.
eeted by heavy masonry walls, is a |
ydraulic ram, which pumps water to
n elevation of about As feet into al
ark, from which the premises are sup Z
lied. Water pipes are laid throughout
ne grounds, and the supply is never
ailing, The grounds and driveways
re also lighted with electricity, as well
S the bathing pool. ]
The premises are situated about four
liles from the postoffice and about a =
Tile and half from the end of the =
[anoa electric car line.
The taxes on the place are about s45
er year.
COST: The improvements have actu-
ly cost more than $4,000. The swim
ing pool alone having cost $4,000.
The house and premises are now in
erfect repair.
The sole reason for selling this beau
full residence is the fact that the own
is leaving the Territory permanently. t
JAS. F. MORGAN. a
AUCTIoNEER. v