FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED
PETONE MAN MISSING DISAPPEARS WHEN ABOUT TO BE %■: \ MARRIED •'rfiy; \;By Association. ii ! • Christohurch, April 11. . On Monday morning, George Eore•a ■ man Bell , (who was employed at ;- Petone), a son of Mr. A. J. Bell, of : Gresford,.St. Albans, left his father's •v, bouse for the railway station to pur- : ohase tickets for Dunedin, after which ,;.;'J)e purposed seeing the Registrar of t:. Births, Deaths, and Marriages to'obtain a marriage'certificate, preliminary .->_-•, to being married. ■ ;.: Since leaving his father's house there has been no sign of Bell, and abso- .■"■'. lately .-no trace of him has been discovered. The police authorities incline to the • ; belief that there has been foul play. 'All Bell's affairs are reported to be .'■ in good order, and he was in a rio.mal state when last 6een. He is thirty-two /..years of age, and is over 6ft. in height.
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3051, 12 April 1917, Page 6
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143FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3051, 12 April 1917, Page 6
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