THE ACCIDENT AT THE CROWN MINE.
(To fhe Editor.)
g; r) x n your account of the recent accident in the Crown mine. Karan-o-ahake. some, mistakes occur, which, in justice to Mr. Sewarfs fellow workers. I would be glad to have rectified. The paragraph states that no one was near at the. time, and that the injured man was obliged to extricate himself, and descend the pass, while in great agony. As his working mate, I "was standing within a few feet, of him when the accident occurred, and hardly any time elapsed before all possible assistance was rendered to help him from his dangerous position, and to secure help to carry him from the mine to the hotel to receive doctor's attention.—l am, etc., STEWART'S MATE.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 130, 3 June 1901, Page 2
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