MISSING.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 13, 5 April 1911, Page 150

MISSING.

Wanganui. —Since about the 15th March, 1910, William Fox, age forty-five, height about 5 ft. 9 in., labourer, native of New Zealand, dark complexion, medium build, good address and very talkative, dark whiskers and moustache; fond of drink. Inquiry by his brother, George Fox, that affairs may be settled in their mother’s estate.

Nelson. —Since llt'h November last, George Blanchett, age about eighty, height about 5 ft. 10in., farmer, native of England, fresh complexion, very stout strong build, grey hair, moustache, and side whiskers, dimple in chin, rather deaf, very short-winded and asthmatic ; dressed in dark-blue coat and vest, dark-grey trousers, and grey Dr. Jim hat; will probably carry a walking-stick; is fond of drink, and may have been locked up for drunkenness in Wellington or some of the country towns. He had about £7O in his possession, and fears are entertained for his safety, as he spoke about committing suicide. His sister, Mrs. George Humphries, resides at Dannevirke.

Rangiora.—Since 25th February last, William David Mackintosh, age seventeen, height about 5 it. 5 in., general farm labourer, medium build, fair hair arid complexion, hair inclined to be curly or wavy, active build, grey eyes; dressed in greenish-coloured tweed suit, may have grey riding-pants and yellow leggings ; wears a Rotherham watch w'ith silver chain attached. If found in good employment his parents to be informed, with a view of leaving him there.