INQUIRIES, ETC., FROM OUTSIDE NEW ZEALAND.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 49, 10 December 1913, Page 747

INQUIRIES, ETC., FROM OUTSIDE NEW ZEALAND.

Sydney (New South Wales). —26th ultimo, from the Coogee Bay Hotel, Coogee, the property ofMRS. ISAGCS, a lady’s gold marquise ring, set with diamonds ; a lady’s gold half-hoop ring, set with two sapphires, surrounded with diamonds ; a lady’s gold ring, set with three diamonds and two sapphires, or two diamonds and three sapphires ; a large oval brooch, set with a large amethyst, surrounded with pearls; a gold necklet with an amethyst pendant attached ; a pair of oval-shaped earrings, set with amethyst; two black-and-white cameo brooches: a pair of pear-shaped pearl-and-diamopd earrings ’( amber necklet; a pair of amber earrings; a pair ofi blue aquamarine earrings; a miniature portrait of a gitlfsej/wlth pearls ; a gold chain, set with green jade^thnes; and/a pair of gold and green jadestone earrings: total value, £IBO. Identifiable. Suspicion is attached to Archibald Robert Hughes, age thirty, height 5 ft. 9Jin., steward, native of Queensland, slight build, fair complexion and hair, grey eyes, small mole on right side of neck, left little finger deformed, weight 9st. 91b. A copy of the suspect’s photograph has been sent to all headquarter stations in the Dominion. If located, a telegraphic communication is to be sent to the Commissioner of Police, Wellington. (C.R. 13/642.)

Sydney (New South Wales). Missing, since the sth instant, from 62 Bayswater Road, Darlinghurst, Mona J. West, twenty-one years o? age, 5 ft. 4 in. high, medium build, very fair complexion, bronze-gold hair, grey-green eyes, dark eyebrows; generally wears her hair arranged close on head, low on neck, no pad ; dressed when last seen in a navy-blue coat and skirt, black hat and veil; very well educated, and of superior appearance. Special inquiry is to be made at hospitals and from nurses, &c., with a view to tracing this girl. If located, an urgent communication is to be sent to the Commissioner of Police, Wellington, in whose office a photograph of the missing friend is filed, and she is to be kept under surveillance. (C.R. 13/656.)

England. —lnquiry is requested for George Edward Spencer, age fifty-one, height 5 ft. 7 in., clerk, native of Leeds, Yorkshire, England, fair complexion, blue eyes. He left England in company with a family named Boocock, in 1888, and was heard of in Christchurch in June of that year. He is reported to have been seen in Sydney about 1892-93, and to have been employed as an assistant manager to a mining company. Inquiry by the Under-Secretary for Internal Affairs on behalf of W. A. Spencer, Room 158, War Office, London, S.C. (P. 13/1989.)