EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS

Otago Witness, Issue 2572, 1 July 1903, Page 15

EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS

ADELAIDE, June 26

Several earth shocks — two of a severe character — were experienced at Mooirta. Men at 300 ft below the level of the mine were thrown off their feet, the lights were extinguished, the whole workings put in darkness, the tramline at the bottom of the level was torn from its position, and some waggons were overturned. Falling stones slightly injured several of the men. After recovering from the shock the men were conveyed to the surface. All work is suspended.

A sensition was caused on the arrival of the Deniliquin con<-h at Hay (N.S.W ), when it was cli.sccnered that tho only paifcinger in the coach was dead. Tho clcoraspcl, an unknown man about 45 yr-are of age, joined the coach at Booroorban. When 16 miles from Hay the dooonsed appeared to bo well, and had a drink of water.

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