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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7434, 21 June 1902, Page 7

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MISSING EMENDS. | .-' . ♦ — — Am tofonnation forwarded to the Manage* 1 •f the " Lyttelton Times "to respect to missing , friends will he duly postedl to the advertiser. , Correspondwits are requested to quote ths iSe of tiSepaper to v^ch their names ap- . fit* ltSblmls are required, the necessary i postage must be forwarded. ___^_ I JOSEPH FOX, who .left London in chip , J . last heard orinverda^gUl, bla^imith in a mine; ship mate. Mrs ilarriSST Shakespeare Street, Greymouth, Wj^ 8 • If anyone knows of the fa*e of JAMES who many years «go S V^wickshiie, ; England was in -FijJ. "»J. iSJp-sST to have gone to I^ew &****s%£* wAU to Mrs A. Marsha:!, care of Mrs Waters, Jo?^ordesly Green,^Birmingham, England: Brothers dead, sisters living- . JOSEPH HURRELL. Shepherd, late MaAenale Country, Cantorbuxy; .ast , leard oi to North Island. Anyone 9 , S^ aent address please forward to office p^^is paper. ■ . "information wanted ti CHARLES B. DmiSsTwho left Plymouth, eibout SSa ago for New Zealand. Pleaje W'atgrville, Ireland. 7160 SMITH—WiiUam Taylor Smith, late of iOTwioh, Suffolk, England, ' ' » i inquired for^by Sa^o^Uters. Maltha «ndv Emily- He was Sat tear? of in July, .1065, *ben he was workingat the Black .Diggings, Ota«,. Any , news will he thankfully received at tlie office Of this pager. __Zf?L_ if MR JOHN READ, lato « f I^*^» Cavintj Monagh-n, n«r Rockuxry, would com«Ste vith Mrs J- .W. Anderson, M 2, ' llffidols Street, Christohurch, he wou.d bear somelhing to his advantage; or if anybody knows of his whereabouts, vould they kindly let him know. -"** GILLSLAND (MARY), nee Draper, 'tfulrt. on the Landstone. for New Zealand, April 8, 1879. Brother Richard inquires. JjJ.h PIKE (HARRY). Ieft Axford, Wilts., for Wellington: in 1873^; last wrote from Canterimry; HiZ!- Brother Matthias m^l llll^. * WILCSON (HENRY W.) sailed on the New Zealander 'i or Christohurch 24 year s ago ; last h.ard working on the railway there. S^ter Alice Asks. WELSON (GEORGE) left England 43 years »«o. Supposed to (have gone to Caiiterbury,jf.a. Sister asks. J^ lß OIOdMES (RICHARD) sedts his son, who . worked as a. miner in Blue Rock Mountain 80 y-JffS ago; last heard df in New Zealwid aibont-1893. Ll6 ' JOHNSTON (MR and MRS), nee DelaSuasfc, who need to .keep » confectioner s shop irt, Cardiff, are sought by their daughter s husband. She left England, about 1868 andniar-, ried eAroa^ ig 1869: V LlB >■ KING (JOHN) sailed from, Ballymote .lre-. •land, Jor New Zealand 30 years ago; last. letter' from Auckland in 1892. Nephew asks. LlB QIiANDER (MARY) gave her. address in 1892 as -.—Wright Street, Wellington, N.Z. Brother Daniel aeks. . LlB • SALTER (WILLIAM) left Carisbrooke, Isle ■ y^i Wight, ior New Zealand; last wrote 12 Tears ago from Lower Hutt, Wellington, j Sister Elizabeth asks. J}lß_ BUNYANImARGARET) -was in Auckland, 'N.Z., to 1899. Son John, asks. LlB I ""ISQUTHBY "(RICHARD) was living at WaitoW, Flat, 'neat Temuka, S. Canterbury, N.Z-, | two years ago. Sister Harriet inquires. LlB "^BtODGES (JOHN) left Waterinbury, Kent, W^tfew Zealand 28 years ago; last wrote feom - 'Christchurch, in 1894. Brother Tom inqpitaa, LlB - PATTERSON. — News wanted of Mrs John Patterson (toaiden name Margaret Andrew), who left Belfast twenty-eight years ago. Supposed to be living in Cnrißtohurch, Canterbury, New Zealand. Her niece, Mary Uempgter, inquires. MDLLAN.— News wanted! of . Jerry Mullan, who left . Belfast about fourteen years ago ; last heard of to Australia about ten years ago. Ai_y newe will be thankfully received by his 'brother, David Mulian. Rl3 "SMITH.— News wanted of Willikm Smith, eaipenter, who left Stoke Golding, LeicesterBhMo, July, 1878. for Melbourne, Australia. News of 'him will bo gladly received by his v sister* Louiaa Ireland. . RlB COBMAN or SHALFER.-r-News wanted of Francis Cosman, or Anton Shalfer, wlio left England albout 48 years ago ior Van Diemen'a Land; kst heard of. at Huon, Hobart Town, about 36 years ago. His daughter, Annie Cosinan, inquires- . RlB (lAT.AaTTAN. — News wanted of Edward Cakghan, who married Kate Hogan and left County Limerick 45 years ago for New Zea- . land or Australia. His brother, Thomas Cala- ! fihan, inquires. Rlß_ XELLY.— News wanted of Margaret Kelly, iflio left the City of Limerick in 1875 for New Zealand; last heard of to 1881, then living in - *_■ _ Blocks, Otago, New Zealand, under the nitrite "of Mrs Healy. Her brother, James Itelly, inquires. F,l& ""- 'BURTON; — News wanted of William Bur*ori (or relatives), who left Birmingham for K«w Zealand to 1881; Last heard of to 1882