YOUNG MAN MISSING.
A PALMERSTON MYSTERY. (By Telcfra-ph—Press Association.! Palmerston, MaicK 17, Jack Jeromson, aged 27, green-keeper of tho Manawatu Golf Club, has been missinir for eight weeks, and considerable anxictv is felt by his parents, who live with him 011 tho links and tho club. Alter suffering from an attack of influenza he was ordered away for a holiday, and "cut. to Auckland for a short stay, saying that lie might visit Rotorua and Te Kiiiti before coming back, lie sent a postcard from Auckland saving that he had arrived safely, and sines then nothing has been heard, and 110 trace call be obtained of liiin. Ho was dressed in a grey suit when ho left hero, was clean shaven, strongly mult, and about sft. lOin. He carried a brown canvas kit-bag, which he had borrowed, and wliich had tho name H. Rule painted on it. Ho came originally from Dunedin, and was highly thought of by tho club, who know of 110 reason for.his disappearance. In fact, ho was reluctant to take a liolidnv, as the greens were his hobby, and 110 wanted to have them in order for tho season. Tho sand-bagging reports from Auckland have increased the anxiety felt, and the police have been invoked.
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1400, 28 March 1912, Page 4
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209YOUNG MAN MISSING. Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1400, 28 March 1912, Page 4
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