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Hokitika Guardian, 7 October 1921, Page 4

FATAL MINK ACCtDKXT. I)UVEDTV, October 5 A >ii -:i t mass of cm] I t'll suddenly on tun millers Charles Smith (married) ami .laurns O’Kotirke (sinole)at ii I<■ ill t lmll’-jiiist ei o 1 1 1 ii'clii'.'k hist iiiehl in N ll 0 din of the .Vo 1 Knil:ill.e;it:i mine Itielii tlmiugli tile night If 1111 it *■ of millers Hoiked fnint irnlly to iim-over tin'll* eniiir.iilos. nml it tens not till :iln in t hull past two this illumine that Smith was found, and not till admit mam to-day that O’Kourke was re-a lied. The men Here taken to tiecot tiler hospital at Knit iiigata. and liy oood fortune Imtli of them are said not to lie seriously injured Dr Kellie was down the mine all the time the rescue party was working. The task of the workers was made 111 nidi more dilTicnlt by reason ot the fact that the mass of coal was on the move all the time. [O'ltdiirke has sine’ died.]

HecomniPiulod bv tl'o mwlicil pro sssiim. AVOT.FF.’S SCHNAI’I’S.

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