Missing Friends.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXII, Issue 6848, 25 March 1897, Page 3

Missing Friends.

[Correspondents most give the dates of the inquiries to which they refer. We cannot search back numbers, print inquirio3 for " missing husbands," or refer to files of Lloyd's. Addresses will only be for warded to the original inquirer.] (From Lloyd's Newspaper, Jan. 24.)

Nance (Richard Hicks) was in Sydney. New South Wales, about 40 years ago ; thought of going from there to Now Zealand. and has not been heard of since. Sisters Emily and Charlotte inquire. Rowley (Samuel and Joseph), hairdressers, in Wellington, New Zealand, about five years ago, by Charles Rowley. Williams (William), of Pwllheli, Carnarvonshire, went to New Zealand about 35 to 40 years ago ; supposed now to be in South Africa. Brother Owen asks. (Frr.m Lloyds' Newspaper, Jan. 31.) A third reply has ct.me to hand from New Zealand as to Henry Burmester (Sept. 20), sought by a nephew in London, who last heard of his uncle in 1873. The last is from Mr Burmester's son George, who lives in Ocago, and must conclude the correspondence as to this inquiry. .J.H.W. (and others;.. —Lists of persons deceased in New Zealand, of whose estates administration has been granted to the Public Trustee, are. we believe, open for inspection at the offices of the AgentGeneral. 13, Victoria street. London, S.W. Buc even if you find the names you will have to employ a solicitor, for_ the Court of Chancery gives no information whatever as to moneys claimed, except to solicitor, and whatever law yon make for yourself will not avail or.e jot with the Law.

Reed fElizt), of Brighton, went to New Zealand in October, 1883. Brother (W. Nightingale) asks.