Supplement to the London Gazette, 3 Jqne, 1924. 4419

SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 3 JQNE, 1924. 4419

William Frederick Wainwright, Esq., District the British South Africa Company in Commandant of Police, Southern District, Southern Rhodesia and in Northern Palestine. Rhodesia:— Alexander Harold White, Esq., in charge of the British Section of the Anglo-Belgian To be Commanders of the Civil Division ojf Boundary Commission, Tanganyika Terri- the said Most Excellent Order:— tory. Colonel Algernon Essex Capell, D.S.O., Com- missioner, British South Africa Police, To be an- Honorary Officer of the Civil Division Southern Rhodesia. of the said Most Excellent Order:— Alfred Milroy Fleming, Esq., C.M.G., M.B., Amin Eizk, Esq., an Officer of the Land Medical Director, Southern Rhodesia, and Department, Palestine. Principal Medical Officer, British South Africa Police, and formerly Member of the To be Members of the Civil Division of the said Legislative Council, Southern Rhodesia. Most Excellent Order:— Colonel Harry March Stennett, D.S.O., Com- William James Bramwell, Esq., lately Tele- mandant of the Northern Rhodesia Police. graph Engineer, Posts and Telegraph De- partment, Gold Coast. • To be Officers of the Civil Division of the said Ezekiel Cohen, Esq., Principal Clerk in the Most Excellent Order;— Office of the High Commissioner for South Percy Johnstone Baird, Esq., Chief Accoun- Africa. tant, London Office, British South Africa Henry Charles Cottle, Esq., formerly Govern- Company. ment Printer, Ceylon. Edmund Noel Garlton, Esq., Assistant Secre- David George Goonewardena, Esq., Crown tary to the Government, and Clerk of the Proctor of Gall©, Ceylon. Executive Legislative Councils, Northern Selim Hanna, Esq., Assistant District Com- Rhodesia. mandant of Police, Northern District, Pales- Gerard Duncombe dough, Esq., Attorney- tine. General, formerly Legal Adviser and Public Georgiana, Mrs. Humphries, Headmistress of Prosecutor, Northern Rhodesia. the Central School, Eldoret, Kenya Colony. Claude Hatherley Dobree, Esq., Treasurer, Samuel Benjamin Jon.es, Esq., Medical Officer Northern Rhodesia- and Magistrate, and Coroner, Anguilla-, Walter Musgrave Eaton, Esq., M.D., Leeward Islands. Assistant Medical Director and Medical The Reverend Father Christopher James "Kirk, Superintendent, Ingutsheni Mental Hos- of the Mill Hill Mission, Uganda Protec- pital, Bulawayo, Southern Rhodesia. torate; in recognition of his services to the Lancelot Middleton Foggin, Esq., Director of Administration. Education, Southern Rhodesia. Miss Annie Landau, Principal of Evelina de Hugh Morrison Gower Jackson, Esq., Super- Rothschild's School, Jerusalem; in recog- intendent of Natives, Southern Rhodesia. nition of her public services. Arthur Percy Millar, Esq., Secretary, London John Vincent Leach, Esq., Resident Magis- Office, British South Africa Company. trate, Parish of St. Catherine, Jamaica. To be Members of the 'Civil Division of the Joseph Henry Levy, Esq., Chairman of the said Most Excellent Order;— Parochial Board of St. Ann, Jamaica. George Curtis Candler, Esq., Assistant Charles Neale, Esq., First Inspector of Civil Secretary, London Office, British South Jails, Iraq. Africa Oompany. Sister Emma Ollerenshaw, of the Deaconess's Harold Vansittart Francis, Esq., Chief Clerk Society of Wesleyans, Johannesburg, Union in the Secretariat, Northern Rhodesia. of South Africa; in recognition of her public Lieutenant Harry Hammond, British South services. Africa Police, Assistant District Super- Silverio Izidro Samuel. Esq., Confidential intendent, Criminal Investigation Depart- Clerk to the Governor of Nigeria. ment, and Assistant Chief Immigration Officer, Southern Rhodesia. To be Honorary Members of the Civil Division Arthur Rickman Hone, Esq., lately Private of the said Most Excellent Order:— Secretary to the Administrator, Southern Mustafa el Khipry, Mayor of Ramleh, Rhodesia. Palestine; in recognition of his services to Herbert Stanley Keigwin, Esq., Director of the Administration. Native Development, Southern Rhodesia. Naounr Effendi Tajir, Assistant Collector of Customs and Escise, Iraq.

CENTRAL CHANCERY OF THE ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD. CENTRAL CHANCERY OF THE, ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD. St. James's Palace, S.W. 1, 3rd June, 1924. St. James's Palace, S.W. 1, %rd June, 1924. . The KING has been graciously pleased, on The KING has been graciously pleased to the occasion of His Majesty's Birthday, to give orders for the following appointments fco make the following Awards of the Kaisar-i- the Most Excellent Order of the British Hind Medal of the First Class for Public Ser- Empire, approved by His Majesty on the vices in India:— termination of the administrative functions of Alice Edith, Countess of Reading, C.I., G.B.E.