ROVING LIFE
WHERE IS MISSING HEIR?
SYDNEY, April 6,
The Swedish Consulate at Sydney I s offering a reward of £SO to anyone who will bring them into touch with Count Goran Palkenberg, aged 23, and heir to an lanciont Swedish family which was prominent in Swedish public life some years ago. The family estates had been sold, and Count Goran felt this so keenly that he left home and joined a ship visiting Australia Avhoro he deserted.
Since then he has not communicated with his family, but inquiries have show r n he led a roving life here. In 1925, he was working as a road hand in New South Wales; thence he wont to Queensland, avlictc he is now belicA'ed to he.
{ A few months ago his father, Major j Count Falhcnberg, died and Goran ! has inherited the title and an income |of between £4OOO and £SOOO. As the 1 estate is entailed, no one but Count Goran can touch it, and, in the meantime, his mother and. the lyonnger members of the family arc reported Ito be practically destitute, i
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Northern Advocate, 7 April 1927, Page 7
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