MISSING FRIENDS.

Evening Star, Issue 12871, 21 July 1906, Page 9

MISSING FRIENDS.

[Answers to inquiries addressed to the editor of this paper will (if three penny stamps be enclosed) be forwarded to their destinations.] —Answers to Inquiries.— Two replies arc to hand for John R. Smith, iu New Zealand, who inquired (May 15) for his brother George and sisters (Mrs Sarah Knight and Mrs Elizabeth Hawkes), last heard of in 1891. George Smith and his sister Elizabeth send their addresses from North London. Through the ‘ Canterbury Times.—David Trim, who left London thirty-four years ago, now sends his address in Sydney, N.S.W.. for his brothers and sisters in Devonshire (November 19). —Colonial and Foreign Inquiries.—■ From New Zealand.—John Hamilton, of Clifton, Bristol, was last heard of in Arizona, California. Nephew Harry asks. —Home Inquiries.— Bastin (Richard) left Ottery St. Mary, Devon, in 1835. Last heard of nineteen years ago from Woollcomooloo Bay, Sydney. Sister Mary inquires. Downs (Herbert) went to New Zealand three years back. Last wrote from Masteri ton. Mother asks. I Dumas (Mrs G. S. R., nee Boyce) gave 1 her address twenty years back as Hinton, Queensland, faster Annie asks. | Edwards (Williams), of Lechlade, Glou--1 cestershire, left London for Lyttelton in 1873. Was in Christchurch twenty-seven years I ago. Brother Thomas inquires. I Lane (Sydney) left England sixteen years ' ago. Was at" Christchurch until March, ISOS. when he went, to Sydney en route for i England. Parents ask. Livermore (Mary Ann and Sarah), of I Cambridge, married Thomas and Alfred Smith, and went to Sydney forty years ago. Sister Eliza asks I Lucas (Theodore) last wrote from Wel- ' lington thirty years ago, and John Lucas ■ from East, Colli'ngwood, Melbourne, Sister | Louisa asks. 1 (Marshall J.) left Snodland. 1 Kent, in 1874. LaT heard of from Queens--1 land in 1897. Mother inquires. Whit-lam (George) was in Melbourne Jn 1393. Sisters inquire.—‘ Lloyd’s,’ June