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Lyttelton Times, Volume CIII, Issue 12159, 24 March 1900, Page 4

80,000,000 UNCLAIMED MONEY. Ninety MILLIONS Unclaimed Money awaiting claimants. Searches made in our lists of over 150,000 names of persons ad* ■vertised for to claim Legacies, Chancery Estates, etc.,- etc., since 1700. Search and full particulars supplied. M.O. ss. Cooke’s Sydney and Melbourne Unclaimed Money and Missing Friends Agency, Box 300, G.P.0., Melbourne. Best recommended and most reliable agency in Australasia, ‘6335 BLOOM. —News wanted of John Bloom, iast hoard .of at Cromwell, Otago, about thirty years ago. Anyone knowing his present whereabouts, or if dead, ara requested to communicate ta this Office. 6382 RAYMOND, —Anyone knowing the- whereabouts of Captain Cornelius Donald Raymond, late of the.Easi India Company’s service, via Harden Miston, Hongkong, also of New Zealand, please communicate with his eldest daughter, Mrs Agnes Florence Elley, Post Office, Wanganui. Home papers please copy, iHis father was of Doctor’s College, of Edinburgh). 6367 RITCHIE.—-News wanted of John, William, or Samuel Ritchie, formerly of BLiymecahon, Kiilinchy, Ireland. Important news. Brother James’s widow inquires. _ 6320 RElD.—News wanted of the whereabouts of Hugh Reid, late of '.Ballyhays, County Down, Ireland, and last heard of in the North Island. Anyone knowing his whereabouts is requested to communicate at once to this office. 6347 ~~FIELD (FANNY) left Finsbury nearly 30 years back; last heard of at Christchurch, New Zealand, keeping ,au hotel. Brothel James asks. E? “CUFF (CHARLES), of~Winton, Bourne mouth; last heard of at Masterton, New Zealand, in May, 1896. Sister Louie King asks. L 7 -BECKErnCKAMSsIa.) was in Otago, New Zealand, in 1654. Parents ask. L7' BINGHAM (EDWARD - J.) last wrote in ,1891 from Sydney, New South Wales; waa then on a visit from New Zealand. Patheli inquires. L 7 TAYLOR.—Kate Felsted married Fred Taylor, builder, in 1872; last address; —Wairoa, Hawke’s Bay, Napier, New Zealand. Sister Sarah asks. L 7 TRULL (WILLIAM) left England in 1838; last heard ox going to Wellington, New Zealand, about 1892. Brother Herbert asks. L 7 '-COLLYEIT CONWAY, left London in 1874; last letter from Chatham Islands, in 1879. Sister Lizzie asks. L 7 JEFFREY (MRS ANN), neo GODDARD" sailed for New Zealand 26 years ago. Sistei E. asks. L 7 COLLINS ' IMtLondbn fojf New Zealand in 185 S. Brother Thomas asks. L7 CORAM (ABRAHAM) sailed from East India docks for Port Lyttelton, New Zealand, in 1562; last heard of from Christchurch, dealing iri cattle. Son Abraham asks. L 7 GOODFELLOW (STEPHEN R.) left Cornwall about 1870; last news from Cashel Street, Christchurch, New Zealand. Sister Mary' asks. L 7 BBOWNLOW (EDWARD), employed at Messrs Price Bros., ironfounders, Grabamstown, Thames, New Zealand, 1875; afterwards at Cornwall Arms Hotel, Grahamstown, New Zealand; last heard of Adelaide, New South Wales. Sister Charlotte inquires. L 7 STARLING (JOSEPH) sailed for New Zealand 15 years ago. Sister seeks him or John, Ned, and Alexander Starling, supposed to ba in Worcestershire. L 7 JORDAN (WILLIAM E.), of Eastry, Kent, last wrote in 1887 from Wanganui, New Zealand. Sister Mary asks. L 7 MANLEY (EDWARD) ia supposed to have gone to New Zealand, or Philadelphia. Sister asks. ’ L 7 LOFT (FRANK) last wrote in 1891 from Hawera, Taranaki, New Zealand. Sister Pollie asks. L 7 MEASURES (R. K.) last wrote in 1877 from Shortland, Thames Goldfields, Auckland, New Zealand. Nephew asks. L 7 HAYLOCK (EDWARD A.) last wrote from Hokitika, New Zealand, in 1835. Sister Agnes asks. ’ L 7 BASSINDALE (GEORGE) seeks his father Joseph, and uncle Killiam Bassindale, who left Darton, Yorks, and went to New Zealand 20 years ago; last letter in 16S1. L 7, HARDWICK (GEORGE J.) left England for Auckland, New Zealand, in May, 1372. Mother asks. ~ L 7 H. Coles, of Shrewton, would like to correspond with Mr H. FRIEND, in Hokitika, New Zealand, who can give information concerning JAMES COLES, inquired for by brother Francis, of Exeter (August 20)., He says;—“E think James Coles.is my' grandfather.” L 7 YATES AND WARREN.—News- wanted ./of Jane Yates (formerly Warren), who left England- for New Zealand about 1874. Last heard of at Dunedin, Otago, in March, 1875. Also of Selina Warren, who left Ireland for America about seventeen years ago. Her sister, Rachel Palmer, inquires. H 7 j LEE.—News wanted of Richard Lee, who left Doohat, Co. Monaghan, Ireland, for New Zealand about thirty years ago. Any news thankfullv received by his niece, Lizzie Dun. " R 7 FORD.—Nejys wanted of Lucy Ford, native of Dublin, who emigrated to New Zealand about 1870. Last heard of November 24 same year. Obtained situation as cook in Ml Oram’s Criterion Hotel, Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand. Her sister, Eliza, now Mrs Reilly. . H 7 JONES.-—News wanted of William Jones; last known address, care of Messrs Davies and Evans, tailors, Hastings Street, Napier, New Zealand. Last heard of about two years ago. His brother, Evan Jones, inquires. R 7 OWEN. —News is earnestly sought of Nicholas Owen. Last heard of seven years ago at Richmond, Surrey. Also of Thomas Owen —last heard of thirty years ago in Australia—and of James Owen, last heard of the same year at New Zealand—natives of, Newport, Pembrokeshire. Any news thankfully received by their sister, Mrs A. M. Parsons. R 7 ANSWER'S. We have to thank MR STBUTHERS, Tuam, Street, for the information supplied to us m respect to any Fanny Field. ’ We Lave received a letter from CHARLES JAMES GREYORY, Porirua. We shall send his. address on to the advertiser. -r The address asked' for by .MRS PiRA&K HUTCHINSON, Gore, has been duly sent, and her letter will be forwarded to the person inquiring. We have to thank MR LAWRENCE BAXTER, Taranaki, for the, information he sends us respecting William Slaughter.

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