MISSING FRIENDS.
The following persons who left the United Kingdom for New Zealand are inquired for in Lloyd's Weekly London Newspaper of November 12 and November 19, the editor of which has the addresses of the inquirers. Persons who discover their friends through this re-publication are requested to acknowledge the fact when writing to the editor of Lloyd's ■ , Kate and Jack Benzie long to bear from Harry and Lou or brother Walter; they went to New Zealand in May, 1883. Joseph Wright left Stoke Newington in 1872, for Tasmania, New Zealand. Brother Robert seeks him. Henry Ball left Hoyland, near Barnsley, Yorkshire, for New Zealand, in 1879, and was last heard of from Newcastle, New South Wales, about six years ago, when employed as a "colliery overman." His son Henry seeks him. Hannah Smith left London about 30 years ago, for an Australian or New Zealand port. Two daughter?, Minnie and Annie, left for Auckland to join her, and have nob been heard of since. Their father (in fastdeclining health) is anxious to bear of them. William Young, when last heard from on May 12th, 1877, was staying with Mr. H. Hickford, on Sandon, Wellington, New Zealand. Inquired for by brother Joseph. William Haley left London, for Dunedin New Zealand, in March, 1876. His mother longs for tidings.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9399, 4 January 1894, Page 6
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