HEIR WANTED.

Evening Star, Issue 3128, 27 February 1873, Page 2

HEIR WANTED.

In our issue of the 7th June, 1872, appeared the following advertisement “Missing Friends.—lnformation as to the whereabouts or last address of Edward Lloyd Trevor, known in the Polony as Edward loyd and working so lately as 9th November, 1869, in Otago, will be gladly received by the undersigned. K. L Trevor landed in 1 yttelton, in 1865 and subsequently went to Timani, and it is believed worked on several sheep-stations as a shearer, under the name of h-'dward Lloyd.—G. T. Evans, Cloon Eavin ” Several times this advertisement appeared, but no information was obtained. Sow comes the rest of the story In the Belfast Hews Ldter, of December 4, 1872, appears the following obituary notice : —‘’Trevor —Dec. 2, at Lisnagead, Co. Down, Edward Hill Trevor, Esq., JP. The funeral will leave Lisna gead for Lough rickland, to morrow (Thursday) morning, at eleven o’clock.” The Mr Trevor herein referred to is the father of the Edward Lloyd Trevor for whom we adver. tissd last year, and we nml rstand that the non-receipt of letters from his son preyed upon h;s mind to such an extent as to shorten his life. Mr Edward Hill Trevor was a wealthy man, and his son Edward Lloyd is the heir to a property wo'th LI 500 a year. Loving friends are looking for him at home, and we pen these lines in the hope that they may meet bis eye. We are authorised to write plainly, as search has been hitherto made without avail ; and if those of our contemporaries whom this article may reach will reprint it, they will join us in endeavoring to find one who is anxiously looked for across the sea. —North Otago Times.