','< The following : Intimations are from Lloyd's Weekly: of September 2 and 9 :— William John, and George Thrush are inquired for by thei? mother, - who last heard of them in New Zealand. William sailed in the Conflict about 1872, and George went out about 30 years ago to the gold diggings. Edward Bradshaw and his wife are sought by their mothers, who last heard of them at Queen-street, West Port, Wellington, New Zealand. John James Farley, who was last heard of fat Popetuna Flat, New Zealand, in 1873, is inquired for by his mother. Annabella Preston (nee Tucker) sailed in the Bearer for New Zealand, 1873, and last wrote, in 1880, from Penrith, N.S. W. Her mother desire*! information. John Newson is sought by his father, who last heard of him atPove'rty Bay, New Zealand, in 1878. Walter Holland went to Australia about 15 years ago, and was last heard of at Mr. ' Butcher's, Greiytowm New Zealand, in 1883. His father seeks news of him. Edward Hammond was last heard of in 1878, at Suffolk ' ironworks, Durham-street, Christchurch, N.Z., and is now sought by his mother. The Best Disinfectant in any weather is the Union OU, Soap, and Candle Company's Car- ' bolio Soap. No household should be without It.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9189, 19 October 1888, Page 6
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