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Relieved Anxiety.— The anxiety that has been generally felt during the last week regarding the whereabouts of the young man, Walter Pullman, missing from Crail Bay since,the morning of Wednesday, the yth. inst., was set at rest yesterday after noon by a wire received by Constable Egan from the Nelson police that the missing man was at the Brightwater Hotel, near Nelson. The first intimation of Pullman’s whereabouts was gleaned from a private letter written to Mrs R. Andrews, of Can vastown, by that lady’s relatives at Waimea West, in which it was casually mentioned that a young man named Pullman, from Pelorus Sound, was staying at the Bright water Hotel. Subsequent enquiries resolved in proving this person identical with the missing man. The action of Pullman in creating this uncalled for anxiety to his parents is to be branded as most repre hensible, and which no explanation can excuse nor palliate the trouble of mind they have suffered during the last week. Ser geant-Major Mason, of Blenheim, arrived in Havelock on Wednesday for the purpose of clearing up the mystery, and returned yes terday after the communication was received from the police at Nelson. Miners’ Association.— A meeting of the Havelock Miners’ Association will be held at the Post Office Hotel at 7.30 p.m. on Thursday, the 22nd. inst. Retired. 