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Takaka Police Seek Sightings Of Missing Woman
Friday, 11 January 2013, 2:46 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Police
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Title: Takaka Police Seek Sightings Of Missing
Woman
Takaka Police are seeking information
from the public as to the whereabouts of Rachel HAMILTON,
aged 50 years.
She was last seen late on Monday 7 January
in Takaka and Police and her family have concerns for her
wellbeing.
Ms Hamilton was driving a purple Honda CRV,
registration CJQ712, which had a kayak on the roof.
She
is described as European with light brown hair and uses a
wheelchair.
If you have seen Ms Hamilton, or know where
she may be, please contact Takaka Police, Ph 03 525 9211.
ENDS
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