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— -. ;■.«' - . . - MISSING MAN FOUND. UNCONSCIOUS AT THAMgS. j (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) | THAMES, this day. ' A man found in an unconscious condition in Grey Street yesterday was taken to the hospital. The police could not obtain any one Jo identify him until last night, when it was found that he was William Roy, boardinghouse-keeper, of Hamilton, who has been missing since Tuesday. Roy was subject to fits. He cannot explain how he came to Thames, his memory being blank for a whole week. He is a returned soldier. The disappearance about a week ago i of William' Roy, part proprietor of the 1 Highcroft Private Hotel, Hamilton, caused his friends no small amount 01 anxiety, and the police were communicated with on the matter. j =====
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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 250, 21 October 1924, Page 4
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