MISSING.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume LXVI, Issue 40, 8 October 1941, Page 746

MISSING.

Hamilton. Since, the 24th ultimo, Douglas Neil Henry, age twenty-two, height 6 ft. 6 in., farmer and soldier, native of New Zealand, strong build (weight about 16 st.), fresh complexion, dark-brown hair, thin features, scar about 8 in. long on right forearm ; wearing New Zealand battle dress of a private with blue and red stripe on shoulder. At about 11.30 p.m. on above date he left Ruakiwi in his motorcar apparently to go to his home about six miles away at Te Akau, but he failed to arrive, and the following morning the motor-car was found in a ditch about 14 miles from Ruakiwi with the right front tire deflated, the lights switched . off, and the ignition key missing. Inquiry by his mother, Mrs. S. E. Henry, Te Akau, who fears for his safety. jxnlZpoTtf </. Dunedin. —Since the 2nd August last, Alexander Thomas Giliick, age fourty-four, height 5 ft. 5 in., labourer, porter, and barman, strong build, dark complexion, full face, portion of right middle-finger missing; may be wearing a grey overcoat, dark suit, and grey felt hat; shrugs his shoulders when conversing ; mentally weak. Inquiry by his brother, William Giliick, 37 Carr Street, who fears for his safety.