GALLANTRY REWARDED

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 233, 20 June 1918, Page 5

GALLANTRY REWARDED

POSTHUMOUS AWARDS. By Tolosraph.-PrcH? Association. _ Auckland, Juno -is. His Excellency the Govenior-Genoral to-night presented posthumous awards to the next-of-kin of deceased recipients. Prior to the presentation a parade of Territorials and Cadets was held, the Gov-ernor-General reviewing 2GOO. The awards were as follow:— Victoria Cross, Lieutenant-Commander William Edward Sanders. U.N.li-Mr. E. H. Sandore, Tnkapuna, father. In recognition of conspicuous .gallantry, consummate, coolness and skiil in command of H.M. , ships in action. . . Military Cross. Captain Arthur Charles Hubbard, Auckland liegiment.-Mrs. E. A Hubbard, Paeroa mother. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He displayed great courage and ■initiative in leading his company i n an assault on the enomy f ron t line. Later, he was largely instrumental in rescuing several .wounded men. ° Distinguished Service 'Cross. ■ m H J gh i-{f « te n?nt T. G. Culling.-Mr. 1. S Culling, liemuora, father. In recognition of his services on April 2,' i, ' a™' j • l v,,h lwo othcr mncliines, he S ed a , f f r,lll > lion of nine hostile wonts and two-seater machines. Two •■,„°S? at , e , r machines were.shot down, one by Alight-Lieutenant Culling unassisted. Military Medal. IhSW B> • Thomas Myers, Ranganui, .brother. For con- ■ Spionous bravery in the field/ |