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2498 SUPPLEMENT to the LONDON GAZETTE, N JUNE, 1942 2498 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, n JUNE, 1942 Muhammad Rahmatullah, Nawab Rahmat Yar Pherumal Ghanshamdas Bhagat, Esq., Deputy Jung Bahadur, Commissioner of Police, Controller of Purchase, Office of the Chief Hyderabad City and Suburbs, His Exalted Controller of Purchase (Supply), Government Highness the Nizam's Government, Hydera- of India. bad (Deccan). Naushir Cursetji Bharucha, Esq., Advocate, Ranjit Singh, Esq., Senior Director, R. G. Bombay. Cotton Mills, Ltd., Lucknow. Thakur Bisheshwar Singh, Deputy Superin- Mulk Raj Sachdev, Esq., Indian Civil Service, tendent of Police (retired), Special Magistrate, Deputy Secretary to the Government of India Fatehgarh, United Provinces. in the Supply Department and lately Addi- John Cyril Burton, Esq., Manager, Messrs. tional Deputy Secretary to the Government Peirce Leslie & Co., Ltd., Coimbatore of the Punjab in the Home Department. Branch, Madras. Lieutenant-Colonel Karuna Kumar Chatterjee, Harold Forbes Scroggie, Esq., Indian Police, F.R.C.S., District Superintendent, St. John Superintendent of Police, Hazara District, Ambulance Brigade, Bengal. North-West Frontier Province. William Thomas Eccleston, Esq., Executive Probha Nath Singh Roy, Esq., Joint Secretary, Engineer, Public Works Department, Build- Calcutta War Committee, and Calcutta ings and Roads Branch, Punjab. Defence Loans Committee, Bengal. James Victor Stuart Edwards, Esq., Assistant Archibald Hyndman Stein, Esq., Indian Forest Director of Engineering, Railway Depart- Service, Divisional Forest Officer, Hoshanga- ment (Railway Board), Government of India. bad, Central Provinces and Berar. Jnanendra Mohan Ghose, Esq., Registrar in Captain Andrew Charles Stewart, Indian Insolvency, High Court, Calcutta, Bengal. Political Service, Secretary to the Political Khan Bahadur Mian Ghulam Rasul, retired Resident in the. Persian Gulf. Deputy Superintendent of Police, Com- Paul Burgman Wilkins, Esq., M.C., D.F.C., mander, Civic Guards, Jhang, Punjab. Indian Police, District Superintendent of Arthur Gravell, Esquire, Superintending Engi- Police, Poona, Bombay. neer, Nahan Foundry, Sirmur State. Raymond Wilmot, Esq., M.C., E.D., Director Major Albert Hodges, G.S.O.2, General Head- of Leather Manufactures, Directorate-General quarters, India. of Supply, Department of Supply, Govern- Lieutenant James Eyre Howard, Indian Medi- ment of India. cal Department, Assistant Port Health Arthur Henry Wilson, Esq., Field Controller Officer, Karachi. of Military Accounts in Iraq. William Arthur Huitt, Esq., Manager, The Coromandel Co., Ltd., Cocanada, East To be Additional Members of the Civil Division Godavari District, Madras. of the said Most Excellent Order: — Rai Bahadur Lala Izzat Rai, Additional Dis- Ida Marion, Mrs. Brown (wife of Captain trict Magistrate, Lahore, Punjab. W. E. Brown, Chief Pilot, Bombay Port Alfred Gladwin Jacob, Esq., Controller of Trust), Bombay. Accounts, Air Forces in India. Gwladys, Mrs. Campbell, Honorary Secretary, Lady Mary Herbert's Bengal Women's War Moulvi Muhammad Jan Khan, Zamindar, Fund, Bengal. Dadon, Aligarh District, United Provinces. Rani Digraj Kunwari (widow of the late Raja Kandappa Durai, Esq., Senior Superintendent, Harnam Singh, Taluqdar of Ramnagar Way and Works, East Indian Railway, Dhameri), Rais, Ganeshpur, Bara Banki Dis- Howrah. trict, United Provinces. Rai Sahib Lala Ram Jawaya Kapur, Proprie- Miss Jerusha Jhirad, M.D., B.S., Medical tor, The Kapur Art Printing Works, Lahore, Officer in Charge, Cama and Albless Punjab. Hospitals, Bombay. Lieutenant Kewal Krishna Chaudhri, New City, Miss Anne Stiffle, Proprietor, Stiffle's Hotel and Etawah, United Provinces. Vice-President, Municipal Committee, Dal- William Adrian Kidd, Esq., Assistant Manager, housie, Punjab. Messrs. James Finlay & Co., Chittagong, Miss Hazel Violet Twells, Indian Educational Bengal. Service, Inspectress of Girls' Schools, Central Captain Edward Dudley King, Staff Captain, Division, Poona, Bombay. Quartermaster-General's Branch, General Bessie Matilda, Lady Ward (wife of Colonel Headquarters, India. Sir John Ward, K.B.E., C.M.G., C.I.E., Syed Masum Ali, Superintendent, District Jail, D.S.O., Director, Port Trust, Basra). Amraoti, Central Provinces and Berar. Meriall Ida, Mrs. White (wife of Captain Major Allan Howard Niblett, Staff Captain, S. E. C. White, Lloyd's Agent), Bombay. Adjutant-General's Branch, General Head- Abdul Aziz, Esq., Executive Engineer, Public quarters, India. Works Department, Buildings and Roads Rai Bahadur Sudershun Hariram Pandit, Branch, Punjab. M.S. (Bom.), D.O. (Oxon.), Lecturer in Rao Bahadur Haji Abdul Hamid Khan, Rais Surgery, King Edward Hospital Medical and Zamindar, Bagpat, Meerut District, School, and Medical Officer in Charge, United Provinces. Ophthalmic Department, K.E.M. Hospital, Hugh Benedict Adams, Esq., Divisional Elec- Indore. trical Engineer, North-Western Railway, Rao Bahadur Manda Venkata Appa Rao Lahore. Pantulu, retired Deputy Assistant Registrar, Khan Bahadur Ahmed Khan, Zamindar, Sind. Co-operative Societies, Orissa. Tara Persad Barat, Esq., Deputy Controller of Tom Parks, Esq., Assistant Works Manager, Purchase, Cotton Textiles Directorate, Gun and Shell Factory, Cossipore. Bombay. Vithal Nathu Patil, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, Sidney Barr, Esq., Refinery Superintendent, District Government Pleader and Public His Majesty's Mint, Bombay. Prosecutor, East Khandesh, Bombay..
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