OBITUARY.
i MR NEIL CAMPBELL. i It, ds with deep regret that we reJ cord the death of Mr Neil Campbell, which took place at the residence of Mr , J. A. McLoavey, "Broad Oak," Pal- . ; merston North, on Saturday ket, at i the oarlv age of 27 years. Mr Campbell, | who had been ill for the last .four mon- , ths, was a valued member of the staff cf Messrs Abraham and' Williams', Ltd., in thr'B district. His unflinching in- - tegrity and many fine personal qualities made him one of the most popular young men oil the Coa.ft" arid his early de;ith will be heard of witlh: wide and sincere sorrow. The late Mr Campbell was the eldest son of Mrs Campbell; of Ohau, and he leaves a widow, iwho is the dsn gliter of Mr andl Mrs<Jas. Mc- ■ Leavey, to mourn her great-loss. The funeral took place on Sunday and was ... largely attended by deceased's friends*" from far and near. A most impressive service was ./held in St. Andrew's Chirrch at Weraroa, the Rev. Fathers Maillardi and Vibaud officiating. The pall-bearers werc'the nicnSbers of t-he staff of Messrs Abraham and Williams. - «
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Levin Daily Chronicle, 17 December 1918, Page 2
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