MISSING FRIENDS

Evening Star, Issue 12918, 4 April 1908, 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 destination.] [From 'Lloyd's Newspaper, February 23.] —Home Inquiries.— Barron (John), twenty-seven years ago went to New South Wales. Moiher asks. Father dead. Bennett (Fred), wrote from Mulga Downs Station, Australia, in 1897, and not since been heard of; is believed to have gono'to Bourke, New South Wales. Sister Annie asks. Collins (Frederick Ernes*;), formerly of Poplar, believed to be at present in Western Australia. Father dead. Stepmother asks. Oainc (William), last heard of fourteen years ago at Millchcster, Queensland. Sister asks. Fairhead (James), formerly of Norwich, left for Tasmania about fifty-six years ago. Cousin George asks. Loman (Alfred), last seen in Fulham in 1894; supposed to have gone to Canada ■>; Australia. Father dead. Sister Minni.' asks. \ Hope (Charles William), of Upton Park, left the R.M.S. Corinthic at Lyttelton, New Zealand, in 1905, and was last heard of in Sydney, New South Wales." Mother and Aubrey ask. Neville, "or Shepord (Richard), fifteen years ago was in Sydney, New South Wales. Sister Eliza Maria asks. Pratt (Charles Alexander), a ship's engineer, last wrote from Sydney, New South Wales, thirty-five years ago. He then intended to settle down in New Zealand. Brothers Alfred and Augustus and sisters Eliza and Clara ask. At the request of relatives in Cambridge (England), the local police are inquiring for news of Mrs Jane Donovan (nee O'Reilly), who left London for Dunedin in the Nimrod in 1864. She is said to have once kept a hotel in this district.