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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1897
Page
3
The excerpt argues that creating pure baking powder from cream of tartar and soda at a profitable price is impossible. It endorses Schilling's Best as the best reasonably priced option, urging readers to compare costs and trust the product sold by grocers.
The steamer Maui, launched November 27 at Union Iron Works, joins Wilder Company fleet. At 175 feet long and 700 tons, she follows Helene in design but is larger in many respects, with 450 horsepower engines expected to yield ten knots. Built in sixty days amid rapid yard activity, the voyage shows Union Iron Works capacity and its 2900 workers, the largest San Francisco employer.
A great swimming event will be held Saturday afternoon January 8 featuring three championship races. The 100 yards aims for the Island record with Renear and Kimokee leading. Half mile next with most principal swimmers. quarter mile straightaway includes Mitchell Mayne Harris and others. A water polo match pits a town team against Baltimore’s seven. Medals will be awarded for all events.
Last night the steamer Kaala was struck by Lehaa as both vessels were pulling from their wharves. The Kaala took on water through a side hole near the Atern, pumps set to work, repairs planned at the marine railway, damages estimated above a thousand dollars, and a court of inquiry to determine fault.
Workmen uncover a serious foundation defect under the Criterion building. Beneath three feet of soil a mix of bone coral rock and earth collapsed when opened, nearly causing the brick structure to fall. Contractors who built the first house are blamed. A stronger foundation is to be installed.
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