Hunt for boy, 4, who vanished from his bed on state's north coast in the early hours of the morning Chatsworth Island on the NSW Central Coast where a search in in progress for Connor Graham. Beautiful Chatsworth Island, where the family have been holidaying over the Christmas period. POLICE are searching through snake-infested cane fields and the Clarence River for a four-year-old boy who disappeared from his bed on the state's north coast. Connor Elliott Graham was last seen by his parents asleep in his bed at a house on Chatsworth Island about 3 am this morning.. But the four-year-old, who suffers from a disability, was gone by about 7am. Connor Elliott Graham, 4, has gone missing from his bed overnight. The parents searched around the house and discovered a toy on the other side of Chatsworth Island Rd several metres from the Clarence River. Water Police, the dog squad, Royal Life Saving Society and 29 State Emergency Services volunteers have been conducting an air and land search of the island. Inspector Brendan Gorman said they were searching from the point he was last seen to the river and nearby cane fields that harboured a lot of snakes. Insp Gorman said the boy had a disability, possibly autism, and found it difficult to communicate. The family have been holidaying on Chatsworth Island for two weeks. Police are appealing for anyone who sights the child to keep him safe and contact police immediately 131 444. Connor was last seen wearing "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle" pyjamas and he has red hair and fair skin.