MISSING FRIENDS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9381, 12 December 1893, Page 5

MISSING FRIENDS.

The following persons who left the United Kingdom for Now Zealand are inquired for in Lloyd's Weekly London newspapers of October '29 and November 5, the editor of which has the addresses of the inquirers. Persons who discover their friends through this republication are requested to acknowledge the fact when writing to the editor of Lloyd's. L:\uncclot Bafchurst was at Dennis station, Carr's Plains, Australia, in April, 1863, but thought of going to Now Zealand. His nephew, Edward Bathursb, would like to hear. Henry Coo, of Greymoubh, County Westland, New Zealand, for upwards of six years, is sought by sister Elizabeth. James John Cole, builder, left England for New Zealand in Octobor, 1874; last heard of at Footscray, Melbourne, about two years ago. Brother and sisters inquire. Maud Cordelia Coionzo and her husband, Ridley Latimer Colenzo, a native of New Zealand, believed to have sailed from Southampton for Now Zealand twelve years ago. Brother Harry asks. (Parents aro dead.) Emily Cook, domestic servant, left London four years back to go to New Zealand, and last wroto home about two years since. Her poor father longs for news, he having lost her address. Thomas Elliott, tailor, was last known to reside in King-street, Adelaide Road, Wellington, New Zealand, about 1888. Mother and brother Joe long to hear from him.

Eli Jowott, shoemaker, son of Jonas Jowett, butcher, of Sheffield, left there in 1851 ; supposed to be in .New Zealand. His brother John inquires. Edward G. Styles last wrote to his sister, M. A., in 1875, when he gave his address : co. Mr. Steed, grocer, Napier, No— Zealand. Brothers and sisters inquirs.