THE TRUTH OF THE STORY.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2737, 2 June 1894, Page 3

THE TRUTH OF THE STORY.

r - v To Editor of the Star. SiXi — In b recent issue of your paper, yoax Eltbam reporter makes some com* raents on the death of one of my children, wbiob seem to refleot seriously on me aod give the pnblio the impression that tbere is something to conceal. • Tbe faots of the case are :— Dr Harrison was called in and attended the child once prior to death. Ab tbe case was not thought to be serious be did not come again until sent for. However, the boy collapsed bo suddenly that it was impossible to get medioal aid before be died. When Dr Harrißon did arrive be refused to give a certificate, and suggested a post mortem examination to ascertain tbe true cause of death. I placed myself unreservedly in tbe dootor's hands, and told him to do whatever be thought beßt under tbe r circumstanoea ; so that if any mistake has been made the blame is not on my shoulders. — I am, &0., Martin Olson. Eltham, 29th May.

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