BIRTHDAY HONORS.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2538, 26 June 1909, Page 5

BIRTHDAY HONORS.

GABLE NEWS.

LIST JUST PUBLISHED. NO PEERAGES”CONFERRED. United Press Association —Copyright (Received June 25, 10.50 p.m.) LONDON, June 25. In the Birthday honors list there are no peerages. There are twelve baronetcies, including Messrs E. L. Holden, T. W. Nussey, C. D. Rose, T. L. Seari,shriek,’ A. Osmond Williams, and Archibald Williamson (M.P.’s), Dr. Dyee Duckworth (physician), Mr. G. J. Longman'(publisher), and Mr. ‘Henry Morris (surgeon). Five Privy Councillors have been appointed, including Sir Hudson Kearley (Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade), Mr. James Stuart (M.P. for Sunderland), Mr. J. A. X. Merriman( Premier of Capo Colony). There are 35 Knighthoods, including Messrs Francis Galton (traveller and scientist), Lucky (journalist), A. W. Pinero- (dramatist), H. Reerbohm Tree (actor), F. Campbell, (principal of the Normal Colle.go for the Blind), N. Alexander Smith (founder of the Boys’ Brigade), Edwin Pears (“Daily News” Constantinople correspondent). .Knights of St. Michael and St. George: -Major-General Barron (new Governor of Tasmania), Hon. J. G. Davies (Speaker of Tasmanian House). Knights Bachelor: —Messrs Rason (Agent-General for West Australia), ♦Simpson (acting-Cbief Justice for NewSouth Wales), Walter Kennaway (New Zealand High Commissioner’s office), and T. A’Beokett (Victorian Judge). Companions of Imperial Service Order: —Colonel Collins (Now Zealand Paymaster-General), Mr. William Kensington (Under-Secretary for Crown Lands, New Zealand), Mr. James Logan (superintendent of New Zealand Telegraphs), and Mr. Edward March (Fiji).