The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], July 20, 1899, Page 9, Image 9

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL AI) EKTISEK: IIONOLUU-, JULY I'O. 00.
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On all Potteries
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COMMENCING
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Next to Insane Asylum Pasture.
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tils
For Sale.
Those desiring further information
regarding these desirable lots inquire
of J. F. MORGAN, Queen street, or
MRS. THERESA WILCOX, Bethel
Etreet, opposite Bishop Savings Bank.
10 loses ana Lois For Sole
On Lanawai and Cooke streets
Terms reasonable.
MRS. THERESA WILCOX,
Bethel Street.
A SNAP!
$1,000 CASH
Balance in I and 2 Years.
EITHER OF THOSE TWO ELE
GANT COTTAGES on Waikiki Road,
for sale, containing five and six rooms
respectively, in first class condition.
Keys at office. See them immediately.
WILL, E. FISHER,
Real Estate Agent, Fort and Merchant
Streets. 5270
CONEY : ESTATE
LANDS.
A FEW VERY DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS on Nuuanu avenue, at Nio
lopa, Nuuanu valley for sale. Apply to
J. M. MONSARRAT,
Cartwright Block, Merchant St.
5267
SEATTLE BEER
AT THE
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PMaiinnis
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CRITERION
SALOON
BY AUTHORITY,
SEALED TENDERS.
; Will be received at the office or the
Minister of the Interior till 12 oYloek,
noon, of Saturday, July 22, for rartape
: of sewer pipe.
j Specifications at office of Sui-erin-tondent
of Public Works.
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The Minister does not bind hi! u so If
to accept the lowest or any bid.
JAS. A. KINi'L
Minister of the Intericr.
July IS, 1SD9.
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IRRIGATION NOTICE.
Holders of water privileges, or thost
paying water rates, are hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes
are from 6 to 8 o'clock a. m. and Iron
4 to 6 o'clock p. m.
ANDREW BROWN,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Appropev by:
J. A. KINK,
Minister of Interior.
Honolulu, June 14, 1899. 5255
You note our lis! of
POPULAR and
NEW BOOKS
And we will note tfee ones
that you buy III
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THE CRUISE OF THE CACHALOT,
by F. T. Bullen.
DAVID HARUM, by Wescott.
WITH KITCHENER TO KHAR
TOUM, by Steevens.
ADVENTURES OF CAFT. KETTLE,
by C. Hyne.
THE RIVER SYNDICATE, by C. E.
Carryl.
THE ASSOCIATE HERMIT by F.
Stockton.
BARRACK-ROOM BALLADi!, bv
Kipling. '
THE AMATEUR CRACKSMAN, by
Hornung.
ON THE EDGE OF THE EMPIRE,
by E. Jepson.
ANGLO-SAXON SUPERIORITY, by
E. Demolins.
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LIMITED.
MEKCIIANT STREET.
FOR SftLE.
Two Lots at Kalihi, on main road,
60x102 each. A bargain.
Two Lots at Kalihi, 75x150 !uch. A
bargain. Easy terms.
Lot on Young street, this sido of
Thomas Square, 52x155. FiDe location
to build.
Residence at Waikiki on tbo bench.
Good location and bathing.
TO LET.
Unfurnished cottage on Liliha street.
Unfurnished hou?e of four bed looms
on beach at Waikiki.
Uufurnished cottage at Pawaa, King
street. Apply ro
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
31Q Fort Street.
FOR SALE.
THE COMFORTABLE TWO STORY
COTTAGE off Beretania St, between
Miller and Punchbowl Street, and now
occupied by James Nott, Jr., partly
mosquito proof. A bargain for the
right party.
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Apply at
P. E. R. STRAUCH.
Real Estate Broker
LINCOLN BLOCK,
639 King Street. Telephone 64L
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RED RUBBER ONLY
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and conii-eted in the shortest .
possible time ry Tup
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VON HOLT BLOCK. Kins Street.
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ICEUALO PEOPLE
Will Be Interested in This
Decision.
Important Pulinjs of Juite Perry on Pro
tcrty aoi Water Pithts 03
Marshy LaoJs.
In the pu:y suit of Victoria Ward
vs. Chas. S. Deeky and K. IVck & Co..
Limited, a corporation, a bill for in
junction, Judge Perry has rendered hi.
derision. Compluiimnt and e.u-h of the
ro: pondents severally own in fet cer
tain tract of larl which adjoin each
other and all of which are situate, in
Kevalo, Oahu. Complainant also owns
in fee .tnoiher tract of land situate
at Kukulurjoo. On the boundary 1-tv.-een
the promises of the respondeat
corporation and the adjoining premise
of complainant rtands a bank of earth.
originally built more than twenty
years prior to tho commencement of
thee prtevdincs. Ttxe land on which
this bank was built, and that imme
diately adjoining 1t on cither side, was
low and marshy; -the bank was made
for the punose of preventing on over
flow of writer in rainy weather from
the Jand which lir-s since been acquir
ed r.y the rcsporulonis to the lands
of Lho complainant and also of sup
porting the lyunLiry fence erected
thereon. Shortly after Peck & Co. ac
quired t2e property they caused an ar
tesian well to be lcred thereon. When
water was struck, those in immediate
charge of the work made a cut aero.
the bank leferrctl to so as to p?rmlt
the water from tJhc artwian well to
flow over on to tho complainant's land
and ct the eamo time relieve :elr
own land frocn tho burden. Complain
ant objected to tJ.e making of the cut.
and tad Jt filled. 1n cnorc than once,
but caoh time it was again openeii by
tie well-lvrert?. Complainant t!ie:i
brought ruit, praying that the re-opon-ing
or jnnJntenurce of the cut be re
strained by injunction and also for re
lief on other matters. Upon the coat
plot ion of tLe well, ii was capped, and
finee that time no attempt has been
made by the respondents or either of
them to re-open said cut or make any
new cut iucross t:he bitnk. Judge Perry
says that respordctrt l)?sky3 efforts,
on tJic contrary, fcave i.een in til
diiwtlon of maintaining the oank in
taet to as to prevent any overflow from
complainant's land "westward over said
bank in times of freshets. He Is con
viiMul that neither of the respondents
has any desire or intention to make
or maintain any cut over the lnk.
No ground existing for enjoining now
the malAig cr maintenance of such a
cut, the prayer for injunction Is de
nied, with leave, however, to the com
plaintj;t io novo for the same here
after upon showing good cause there
for. Yith regard to the right of respond
ents to excavate up to the very line of
the boundary bank Judge Perry says
that beyond any doubt the law Is that
complainants soil is entitled to the
lateral suprort afforded it by respond
ents adji'tent land in its natural state
and that equity will enjoin any de
struction of such lateral support. This
ii: a right which exists by natural law,
jndvper.dently of grant or prescription.
A Tt : cd agairst the respondent cor-r-rr.tirn
for relief from the destruc
tion of lateral support will therefore
t-e rigred cn presentation.
Coming to the third question involved,-the
full and free enjoyment of
i.n casement in a certain ditch that has
existed on her property for some forty
years, the Court is of the opinion that
the same hns been curtailed and inter
fered v.ith by the construction of a
new ditch by respondents by which
iozii: polluted waters flow into the
ii.i An ditch. For this grievance only
rne practical remedy presents itself
and that Is to order the new ditch
closed to such an extent as may be
utKc. rary to prevent the passage of its
raters irto the main ditch, or old flsh-
way.
Concluding, Judge Perry says con
siderable evidence has been adduced
on the subject of the levels of the land
in that district and the course or direc
tion of the drainage over the surface
of the land in timen of freshets or
heavy rains. This question. It seems
to the Court, does not arise properly
in this case, nor docs the question of
whether or not Feck & Co. are on
titled to have the waters of the
springr, if such there are on their
lent!, flow on to complainant's land
ever the surface in case i:ch an over
flow results frcm the closing of the
new ditch.
A decree will besigneJ in avnrdain-
with the foregoing views.
For T.thiti.
Certain B. F. Chapman and his
r.t"e, Miss Poston, w&o hav b-:i ir.
IfonoIuJu for some time, left on t'K
Maiiiivu last iIht for their ho:r. in
Tahiti via Auckland.
.?Sr.Mi:s ALL IlLAMK.
NEW YORK. Ju!y 1 The r-..n .'
Captain Wat kins v.f the Mrar....n ef
the Am-rirja :ir:;hi; Pari.
mad. public today by :h.. a! Il.rd
of S.-Mml.i i: I as; . rs. f.i;.:a.n Wat
kins nnkf s r. a::. : : . xa.1 r.
s; a.-il.illty f.ir th- a.. Ma:, bit on
th v.ia:r.iry six. :ra:.k:y ;h: :h
stranding i:f ;! u-.u th ttm'.i
an uaa. c 'iataiI rr ir t.i h pirt.
The :.. :! :.:. !: sjs. w.t. ai t da to
an waa: of ili.-ira: or aa:- :y a1.. v.j
hi.4 v..vs !. r il: d frwai a mls.ak
he mab' in a'. ti'. itia the ;o;t;n ;
the hip.
The iin a! insp.H tors !.a.e a. !..! '
Captain Watkins :!ci-ase a nn:rr ' 4
ocean s'.ejm-rs f.;r twa years. Captain
Watkins U still In charge of the Parts
and is acting In the interests of th
underwriters tt whsm the jhi; was I
turneil over by the American Line Cl-
rials. '
Oalumet nr.
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(g) teller
KXKCTTltlX NOTICi:
ITOUS.
to cki:i-
thi: i:Nni:ui5ir.Ni:i. i:xi:cr-
trix of the will of Hiiro Stangenwald.
M. P., late of Honolulu, deceased, tes
tate, hereby gives notice to all persons
having claims ngalnst the estate o!
said Hugo Slancenwald to present the
same to her at the office of Henry Wa
same io iit ni ine oiuce oi nenry a -
tK....,. i- r . t.. , tt t..
ternous' A: Co.. Queen street. Hnnolu -
i.t.i ,i , . ,
lu. within six months from the date of
....i uti..n .1 , . .t ..
the publication of this nitlce, or they
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t 2-r wri'vu i t
A. M. hTAMihM A I.P.
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Honolulu. July 1 1. r2?
n01-lw
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
sHAKKiioi.onns of Tin: ami:::-
I CAN SURA II COMPANY are hc:cV
notified that an assessment of 10 prrH
cent on the assessable stock will l -
due and payable to the treasurer, at
P.rewer Co.'s office. Queen street,
Honolulu, on the 2nh Inst.
(Signed)
Gi:0. II. KOIIKKTSON.
Treasurer A. S. Co.
Hated. July 12th. !Srj3. . -2M
NOTICE.
Tin-: annfai, mi:i:tinc; of vm
O. IUWIN & CO.. Limited, will lc held
at its office on Friday. July 21st.. at
11 n. m.
11. M. WHITNKY. JR..
Acting Secretary.
Honolulu. July 17. IMO. .2S7
"HELLO Arr ihfi won,s of
IV IV aiimirmou cuien
mctl by the proud
Maurcr Mandolin.
You will do well to secure
ore and if you do not play
learn, as the instrument is
esy to learn, and pnetict,
with a MAURKR i a genuine
) Icai-ure. Our specia ty:
Martin Guitars aid Uicrer Ilicolics.
BERGSTROU MUSIC CO.
LIMITED
PROGRESS BLOCK.
Telephone 321.
Corner Fcrt and BcretaDla Sis.
nRTESIHM'WELL
L E. PINKHAM CONTRACTOR.
OfHcc With the Pacific Hardware CoM Honolulu If. I.
Ktimak' iriven and contract made for vell on any of
the Islands.
QIV WFW Dl AMTQ heavy work operated hv
OIA ILYV rLl I O tho lno,t skillful hi-h,t da
drill I ers.
Per Hustrelias
SALMON .STEAKS (:!.v. tin;. I I MRURCKIl CHKKS2:
SWISS CHKKSK. COTTOLENK. SOUSED MACKEREL.
TA15LK FRUITS. JAMS AND JELLIES.
COCKTAIL CATSUP. CAL. I1LOCK RUTTER. ETC.. ETO.
4
GROCERY and PROYISIOH DEALER, 0R?T0CK.
" ' nfrrftXj y J
A HOME BEER.
FOlt SAt.r: UY ALL IHIALKKS.
coMMissioNnus sai.i: or ui:al
Ii I A I Ii. ?l 1 I A I I. II AT IvAl A
S LAMA- IIOXOLPLr. OA I It.
In compliance with an order of the
' Hon. A. Perry, Flrt Judge of the CIr-.
cult Court of the First Judicial Cir
cuit, dated Julr 3rd. lsv and filrst in
'the clerk's ofHcc of the Judiciary IK?
partmcnt. Io a cause entitled "Antonc
Morris ct al. vs. Jck Morris ct aL. a
.11111 fur Partition of the Morris lltate.
. the undenlcnei. as commissioner, duly
appointed, mill ipo4 for s-al t at pub
He auction on Saturday. July r?th.
y.O. at 12 o'clock noon at the salcj
room of Jas, F. Morgan. Qaern ttrel.
a portion of the Morns !t.Hc. situate
on the mauka side of Klnc street, Ka
nalama. Honolulu, Oahu. lylnc on the
Honolulti side of the Hawaiian Tram
aray SiabW. and havlnc a frontaire on
Kins street of 1S3 feet, the ume belnn
more particularly descrileI as follow
Commenclr.K at the south rorr.fr of
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i'hli piece of lard at n point on miuki
I r ,,t .,',,.,..
Mtno or King street adjoining W. C
. ki- .,rr t
! Xrnl 9 snare oi the MorrU I.tate. and
j .
mnnlng:
' true 11 iet alone
. w c Ach, o hc WrJl rotr.rr of C.
wan1 No. 1231. Ap. 2. to Palati;
! 2. N. ZZ AZ' II tme J-i feet along U
jC. Award 1231:
tlsliop irt.ite to plrt fin stone wnll at
the south corner cf I. C Award 1231 to
Pnlaut Aiwna 1. Tlieneo
I. N. 23 1ft' W. true 71 fct alone
C Award 1231. Ap. I., a Ions stone
j vail to stone wall on southern side
rtream:
j 3 W W. true 2T.0
P.ishop t.ite alone stone
feet alone
wall on
ro'ttbeast side of stream to Ilr.e of Klne
street: Thnr
fi. S. 2S 20 II true 7S feet alone
Kln street; Thenr
7. S. 2t 22 II tme So ft alone
Klr?c street to Initial point. Are
1 O-irmO ncren.
And lelr.rr a portion of the Ahiptia
of Kapalama. I. C. Award 7713 to V.
Kama main.
Terms of sale cash In 1. S. cob! coin
IW-ds nt the expense of purrhaser
Sile subject to conHrmitlon by the
Court.
For further pirt let:! r apply to
M. I. MONSARRAT.
Comm!jIoaer.
Honolulu. July 5th. lv.
S277
OUA NOTICE.
notici: is iiHitnitY c;ivi:n that
the following assessment have been
levied on the assessable stork of the
OI.AA SUGAR COMPANY. LIMITKI).
which are payable at the o22rc of Al
exander & Ilaldwln:
2a per cent lo cents per share)
payable on the first day of October.
1100; and
2Ht per cent (Zo cents per share) on
the first day of each month thereaft
er, to and Including the first day of
July. 1?00.
Ily order of the Director,
J. II. CASTLC.
Treasurer Olaa Sucar Company, Ltd.
Honolulu. July 11th. 13.
C2-20SCt
NOTICE.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I
have disposed of all my Interest In the
bralnrft and property situated at Na
Mku and known nj the Nahlku Store,
to the Nahlku Supar Co.
S. PL'KL'llA.
Honolulu. II. I.. July 17. 1S3.
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iSVPEPJOH.- rt
TO. ALL- 'Trr
REAL
ESTATE
FOR SALE
i A leu decani iots ai
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M;ini on the ro.id, with
unsufpaseil view and
cn nate. Op line pro
posed Rapid Transit
Easy terms.
2 Several town lots on Bcr
etania Street. Ewa sta
of Geo. Koss.
t One house and lot on
Beretmia Street.
4 Lo'S in different parts o.
Kewalo Tract.
Kapiolini Puk Addition
Lots, on installments
8 One homes. Newhous5
and hich ground at
Kewalo. $noo ecch.
Cheap.
io Lands in Nuuanu vallc
n bine leasehold at Kaki
ako with tood returns
i Only 6 more lots of a;
sizes in different parts
of the most desirable lo
cations of Kalihi, with
Tine views, macadam
ired streets, and water
supply from city. These
lot we se!l at lowest
figures in monthly in
Mnllments without In
terest so as to put them
within reach of any
body who wants 1 home.
17 House and lot, well Im
proved, on wide, macad
amized street in Kalihi,
just past Kamehameha
Schools. Price S2.250.
21 POH SALE A house lot
100x200 in block 17 on
Lehua Avenue, Pearl
Citv.
22-
-A few of. the very choi
cest lots, of various
sizes, in all Kalihi. Ewa
side of H. C Myers,
Esil. commanding an
unsurpassed view, on
fine street with water
from city. A visit to
the grounds will con
vince. Terms to suit
yourself.
STOCK
AND
For Sale!
Buy and sell outright
City and Suburban Real Estate.
BOHDS
Apply to
J.H.Scfmack
DEALER IN
Real Estate and
Stock Brokers.
223 Merchant St.
P. O. Box No. ICC