NEW YEAR HONORS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 2, 2 January 1914, Page 6

NEW YEAR HONORS.

NEW ZEALANDERS INCLUDED. [By Electric Telegraph—Copyright] [United Press Association J London, December 31. The New Year honors include:-

yiscoiuit—Hon,, Jaynes late. Ambassador to America.

Barons—Sir -Rufus Isaacs, recently appointed ( Lcii'd phjef Justice of Bi;ir tain; Sir Alexander Tire,'*'Solicitor 1 General; Sir Charles Ciipps, K.C.V.O, IH.C.T SiiiUHfmlffiWh&wHifchk Knight Grand Cross—Lord Emmott.

Knight Commander—Sir Charles Bowen, Speaker, of the Legislative Council of New Zealand.

Companion of the Bath—Mr John Shand, Professor of Natural Philosophy, Otago University.

Professor Ernest Rutherford, the scientist, has been created a knight, &id Aibluhtdtl GiAkib aivaVclb'dbtlleMb*der of Merit. Edward Ward, of the War Office, has been created a haro- ,* ] | , The King’s^policeSnedals' have been awarded to Queenslanders —Detective Thomas Head, Sergeant John Joseph Scanlan, mid Sergeant Peter Lynch, all for' bravery. Inspector ’-'tTevaghty has also been awarded the medal. Wellington, January 1.

The Governor (the Ear) of Liverpool) has been advised that the New Year honors include a Privy Councillorship for the Hon. W. F. Massey, a K.C.M.G. for Sir Charles Bowen, and a C.M.G. for Professor John Shand of Dunedin.