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Horowhenua Chronicle, 26 March 1910, Page 3

The deatli is announced of Mr Chas. H. Campbell, managing director in Victoria for Messre Dalgety and Co. Deceased, was a Scotchman by birth, and was educated at Trinity College, Glenalmo,nd, Perthshire. When a young man ho was SDirt out to the East, and was engaged in mercantile pursuits, first in thp Straits Settlements and later on in.Java. Mr Campbell was afterwards appointed by Mesrs Dalgety's head office to take up the management of the Melbourne branch, and arrived in Victoria in June, 1896.

There's only one reason why a man goes, outside * Levin to buy his clothes, and that's because he doesn't know that he can get the same clothes that the best shops in Wellington handle right at Clark's Store, .and at a saving of money and time. When you investigate our claim to match Wellington's best styles and beat their prices, some stoie in the City loses a customer If you appreciate clothes cut to the latest fashion, you want to see some of the new worsted suits just opened by Clark's. Levin's best store— Advk