A MAKINO SETTLER MISSING.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 28, 20 September 1882, Page 2

A MA XI NO SETTL ER MISSING.

; A young man namedvCWii, : who has Resided for sonce time-past at Makino, is • mfesing. H&fcad* fbee"tf rebentjy-at work onj Mr Mackay's farm near Pajmerston, i ana -left 'thtef e* I'as't '^erf ne'sa'ay' to Visit ! • Palmepton, wharft ha fought some pro^ , •>• - yiaions, and started on his return to his work. Ash»;^i^ /not pat in an;apspj|rance at night, Frank Bassett, one of Clark's mates, repo&edi the matter to Constable Gillespie. Clark's mother livas at Makino, and it was thought probable j he. might ha^e gone to. visit, • her. inquiries were, made, but nojj trace of Clark was discovered. His m other, ivho^gnffe^s. se v.erejy;, tinder i > .. supposed loss of her son, was unable to give any information, -as,, $9 his whereabouts. A boat discovered upset on the OlarkcPwouH cro«6 ; the^Manawatu * f Biter, leads to the conclusion that thS ' k unfortunate ygofift man, haslet bis death , by' drowning. A search is now being made, and it "is only too probable that Clj rk's case^rS^aifttn^&^d 1 to air :ady long list of victims to carelessness ' m I cro^jnif , f ih»t,( ,i^aff^eßpus f .,ri?er r ,, > .Clark's family is particularly unfortunate, as ihe father is atjjpreseat serving a term of imprisonment jui Wanganai for smash- . . . * ing! a house from which' he was recently ejeiA " f There4re4niy twi lads left to r ,| sujport their mother. One of the lads i 9'• J; present laid up with an accidental ound iiffi»ate\i f bJL'anHixeToßThiV JfeK foo fc, which will prevent him from working for some considerable. #|he. The fanjuiy is truly unfortunate. *?