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Supplement to the London Gazette, 1 January, 1957 24 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 1 JANUARY, 1957 Harold Joseph AUSTIN, Esq., Chairman of the Francis Graham MUIRHEAD, Esq., Administra- Press, Radio and Television Committee in tive Officer, Basutoland. the State of Victoria for the visit of The Richard Malcplmson PAGE, Esq., J.P., Warden Duke of Edinburgh to open the Olympic of the Municipality of New Norfolk, State of Games. Tasmania. John Flint BAILLIE, Esq., a member of the Leslie Fraser PIESSE, Esq., a member of the United Kingdom Community in Sylhet, East Hobart Marine Board, State of Tasmania, Pakistan. For services to the United King- for many years. dom Association, Pakistan. Roy Hamilton ROBERTS, Esq., Director of Edith Wilmshurst, Lady BIRD, President of the Irrigation, Southern Rhodesia. Birmingham Branch, Victoria League. For Mac STEWARD, Esq., J.P., a member of the services rendered in connection with Warragul Shire Council, State of Victoria. hospitality to visitors from overseas. The Reverend Arthur Thomas STRANGE, a Edith, Mrs. BURNSIDE. For social welfare ser- Minister of the Methodist Church in the State vices, especially-hi connection with hospital of South Australia. auxiliaries, in the State of Victoria. Cecil Harry THOMPSON, Esq., head of the Eric CHAPMAN, Esq., District Superintendent, Economic Section of the Prime Minister's Native Recruiting Corporation, Maseru, Office, Federation of Rhodesia and Basutoland. Nyasaland. Norman CHINNER, Esq., a prominent orchestral Neil Garnsworthy WISHART, Esq., J.P., Re- ..and choral conductor in the State of South ception Officer for the Government of the Australia. State of .Victoria; Secretary to the Royal The Honourable Daniel CLVNE, formerly a Visit Secretariat for the visit of The Duke, Member and, for a period, Speaker of the of Edinburgh to open the Olympic Games Legislative Assembly of the State of New in Melbourne. South Wales. To be Ordinary Members of the Civil Division Alexander George COULTHARD, Esq., Officer-. of the said Most Excellent Order:— in-Charge, Regional Planning and Decentra- Thomas BELL, Esq., J.P., formerly a member lisation Division, Premier's Department, of the Maldon Shire Council, State of State of Victoria; State Transport Officer Victoria. for the.visit of The Duke of Edinburgh to Cecil Augustus Salmond BOND, Esq., J.P., a open the Olympic Games in Melbourne. member of the Woorayl Shire Council. State Edwin Bernard EVANS, Esq., President of the of Victoria. Rhodesia National Farmers' Union. For Miss Agnes Beatrice Armstrong BUCK, services to Agriculture in the Federation of District Nurse for the Inyanga District, Rhodesia and Nyasaland. Government Medical Service, Federation of Robert Peter FAWCUS, Esq., Deputy Resident Rhodesia and Nyasaland. Commissioner and Government Secretary, Edith, Mrs. CAWSEY. For services on behalf of Bechuanaland Protectorate. mentally retarded girls in the State of Herbert Daniel Gowran FITZPATRICK, Esq., Victoria. M.B.E., lately Senior District Officer, Sylvia, Mrs. CHASE. For social welfare services Swaziland. in the .State of New South Wales. " Richard Ellis FORRESTER, Esq., a member of Miss Sheila Ruth COLLETT, a member of the the United Kingdom community in Bombay, • secretariat at Government House, Sydney, India. State of New South Wales. Thomas FORRISTAL, Esq., Accountant to the John Joseph COLLINS, Esq., President of the Treasury, State of Victoria; State Treasury Board of Directors, Royal South Sydney representative on the Organising Committee Hospital, State of New South Wales. for the Olympic Games in Melbourne. Edward DAVISON, Esq., Chief Game Warden, Clarence -Middleton GRIGGS, Esq., Superin- Wankie Game Reserve, Federation of tendent of High Schools, Education Depart- 1 Rhodesia and Nyasaland. ment, State of South Australia. Irene Florence, Mrs. GILBERT, a Gwelo Town Joseph JACKSON, Esq. For services to the Councillor, Southern Rhodesia. .For social community in parliamentary and local welfare service. government, State of New South Wales. Louisa May, Mrs. GOOD. For social welfare Herbert .Chiswell JONES, Esq., a member of services in the Nyah District, State of the United Kingdom community in Calcutta, Victoria. - India. Miss Isabel Mary Agnes GRAHAM, Senior Typist and Stenographer, Premier's Depart- Violet Barry, Mrs. LAMBERT, .J.P., a member ment, State of Victoria; a member of the of the Shire of Fern Tree Gully Council, special staff for the visit of The Duke of State of Victoria, for many years. Edinburgh to Melbourne. Miss Lydia LONGMORE. For services rendered Olive, Mrs. GUMPRICH, M.B., Ch.B. For social under the auspices of the Mothers' Clubs welfare services in Southern Rhodesia. on behalf of schools in the State of South Miss Irene HALL. For services to Nursing in Australia. the State of New South Wales. Henry James MCGENNAN, Esq., a member of Miss Elizabeth Rose HANRETTY, formerly the Warmamibool City Cauncil State of Assistant Secretary to the South Australian Victoria. Branch of the Australian Labour Party. Haydn Jones MORRIS, Esq., M.R.C.S., John HICK, Esq., formerly a member of the" L.R.C.P. For public services in the Federa- staff of the Currency Board, Federation of tion of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. Rhodesia and Nyasaland..
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