THE MISSING MAN.
A FRUITLESS SEARCH.
ANOTHER SUGGESTION.
A large party of townapeonie—probably one hundred in all—tui led out on Sunday morning, and, d>v:<ling themselves into parties, mads a thorough searcn of the country extending ifrom the LansdoAvn© dam to itihe junction of the Waingawa river mutfa the Ruamabanga. Not the slightest thace was, however, found of the missing man, James' Kin^Joi, A cap wias found on the bank of / tihe . Waipoua river, and one-of the ■ ' missing,. manV sisters expressed the opinion that this belonged . to her brother. The young men in the party wMeh went to Carterton with Kiugdon, 'however, aiver that this was itofc she cap worn by him. ■' ' (Sergeant MdEer and officers of the local police force joined in yesterday ss search. It may not be out of place, at this juncture, to suggest that in.ii~ : duul j townspeople and surrounding sitt- ; lers conduot a search of their respe;>tive outbuildings, and properties. This may lead to the discovery of the man's, body, if lie really be dead, as is suspected.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10307, 7 August 1911, Page 4
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173THE MISSING MAN. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10307, 7 August 1911, Page 4
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