PROSPECTOR’S DEATH
Body Found in Lonely Region By Telegraph—Press Association. Wairoa, February 4. The police received word to-day that the body of a man named Tom Hardy had been found two and a half miles from his camp at Hopurahine. Waikaremoana. Deceased was in business for many years iu Wairoa and after the sale of his business went prospecting at the back of Waikaremoana. He located a quartz claim and considered the prospects good, but required a small battery to make the claim a paying pro'position. He had made application to the Government for assistance. Mr. Hardy also prospected at the back of the Maungataniwha and found silver, but the country was too rough to make it payable. He was found by a boundary rider. He was a gold miner in Australia and was present at the first gold rush at Coolgardie, where he made a fortune. H e was aged about S 5 years.
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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 112, 5 February 1935, Page 9
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