YOUNG MAN MISSING.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10135, 8 December 1910, Page 5

YOUNG MAN MISSING.

ANXIETY FOH HIS SAFETY. Anxiety is felt for the safety of a j young man named Harold Mason, twenty-one years of age who wai em-! ployed by Mr H. Lee, of Weraiti. 1 He went to his room about ten o'clock on Monday night, apparently in the best of health and spirits. About three-o'clock on the following morning he was missed, and, as he had taken a razor with him and went out in his old clothes, in a pair of slippers, alarm was create Aa he did not return on Tuesday morning, the police were communicated with. Constable Ander,sen, of Mastertoii, . went out to Weraiti, and, in company with others, made a diligent' search of place, but no trace of the missing man could lie_.found. Enquiries in other paita;cf tiiev district had aU so failed, up till last night, to throw any light upon"t}je young fellow s disappearance. He had been paid .Hs wage 3on Saturday, and his ■■cheque was cashed for him by Mrs Lee. The man, who is a recent arrival from the Old Country, is a nephew of Mr John Hunter, of Masteiton. He has a brother in town, who was recently employed by Messrs liulpitt and Yalden, His clothes were left in his box, intact, and his disappearance i 3 therefore the more mysterious. He is of medium build Mid height, and has a fair ' tache.