#2064, Charles Henry CHEVALLIER-BOUTELL

C. H. Chevallier-Boutell had extensive experience of Argentina and represented his father's business. An advertisement in the Sheffield Daily Telegraph dated 16th August 1920 read as follows:

C. H. CHEVALLIER-BOUTELL, 60 CONDUIT STREET, LONDON, W1, SOLE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE of Messrs F. H. CHEVALLIER-BOUTELL and SON, CALLE 25 de MAYO, No. 158, BUENOS AYRES. Exceptional Facilities for Representation of Firms, and Shipment of Merchandise of all kinds, all Classes of Livestock, etc., between Great Britain and Argentina. Consignments insured at the lowest possible rates to any point of the Republic. The Senior Partner has had 46 years' experience in the Republics of the River Plate. An efficient and skilled Staff, ensuring the best attention and direction. Arrangements can be made regarding Investments, the collection and remittance of payments due, etc. Immediate expert advice given on all financial matters. Bankers: Lloyds, London and River Plate Bank Ltd.; Anglo-South American Bank Ltd. Cable address: Claimant, London. For further information apply to 60, CONDUIT STREET, W1.

Records suggest that Charles served as a commissioned officer in WW1 in the King's Royal Rifle Corps.