GIVEN UP FOR LOST.
Solomon Island Trader Turns ; Up Safe. WAITING FOR SOUTHERN CROSS [(Australian and N.Z. Press Association.) ~ • (Received 11.30 a.m.) f , SUVA, this day. ' 'A trader named Lazarus has been Mssrng for several months from the British Solomon Islands, in the auxiliary fcessel Hart. The search by the Fiji (Government's steamer Banadi has been fruitless. The High Commissioner of the Western pacific at Suva to-day, however, received i. wireless message from the ResidentCommissioner of the Solomons, who was pleased to report that Laiarus had been picked up by a trader named Jones at iNukapu and that he is now with his ferew at Eeef Island, awaiting the Arrival of the mission yacht Southern Prose, "which will take him to Tulangi.
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 242, 12 October 1929, Page 9
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