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Hokitika Guardian, 1 November 1923, Page 3

HOISTED 700 ft. VIF.XXA. At!!.'. --X For three days and three niuhts ;t Vienna-photographer mulled Otto am! liis assistant, wliii liinl set out tit cliint) the Hoehtornordwnml. near Adntonl. in Styria, retnaitieil helpless on a ledge TOOftj. from the summit. Tliev were rescued eventually hv a party who lowered tt rope all the way from the Mttnmit, and then drew the two men up in turn. Otto is a shilled climher tind wished to take some pictures from places diilicult to reach. When lie reached the ledge he was struck by a falling stone and disabled. He and bis assistant shouted for help, and at dawn the i cst day their cries were heard. A rescue party set out. but meanwhile a snowstorm made approach to the ledge impossible. To reach the summit by another route took a long time. When the party reached it they lowered food to the two men and then hoisted them by tile rope. Both Otto and bis companion were too weak to stand, but they are recovering in a hut near the mountain-top.

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