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Greymouth Evening Star, 5 December 1946, Page 8

New Knights of the Garter. • It is officially announced that the King has appointed seven new Knights of the Garter. They are Viscounts Addison, Cranborne, Alanbrooke, Mountbatten, Portal of Hungerford, Alexander of Tunis, and Montgomery of Alamein. An announcement from Downing Street states the appointments have been made under procedure similar to that used for awards of the Order of Merit, namely, they are awarded by the King without formal submission by the Prime Minister or other Ministers of the Crown.—London, Dec. 3.

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