MISSING FRIENDS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9403, 9 January 1894, Page 6

MISSING FRIENDS.

The following persons who left the United Kingdom for New Zealand are inquired for in Lloyd's Weekly London Newspaper of November 26 and December 3, the editor of which has the addresses of the inquirersPersons who discover their friends through this re-publication are requested to acknowledge the same when writing to the editor of Lloyd:— Helen O'Brien was last known to be in Christchurch, three years back. Her mother would be glad of news. John Solomon Potter was last hoard of in 1878 from Dargaville. Sister Ann So asks. Arthur Hibbs left Hampstead tor New Zealand 20 or 22 years ago. His uncle (Geo. Leggatfe, of Peterefield) and widowed mother seek him. Edward Askey left England for NewZealand about* 1864; last letter in 1869, from Hokitika. Brother Frank.

Joseph Gregory left his home in Ploughstreet, Commercial Road, Whitechapel, to go to New Zealand, about 25 years since. Sister Mary would be glad to hear from him. ' •;

William Henry Poole is asked to send his address by C. L. Py. • iCharles and Samuel Rogers went to New Zealand about 27 years ago; last heard of at Aramoho in November, 1873. Their nephew (B. Rogers) inquires. > -if ; Henry Turner left Holloway Read, N.> about six years ago, and is 9 believed to have gone to New Zealand. His son Charles seeks nim.

.Sergeant Patrick Delaney, of Gal way, late 70th Regiment, left the army in New Zealand about 30 years ago,- and settled there. His niece Delia, who last heard from him SO years since, » anxious for news.