CORONATION HONOURS.

Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1348, 21 June 1911, Page 5

CORONATION HONOURS.

MANY NEW ZEALANDERS 01 THIS LlSi'. SIR JOSEPH WARD A BARONET FjUli IvE>V KNIGHTS. (Press Association.—By Tologruph.Copyright). Rceieved Jaue 21, 11 p.m. Loduod, Lest Night. Tiio Oorouatioa liououis wliicl have beeu anuoaucjil iuciutle tin following liououis for New Z'alan Uers:— Sir Joseph Ward. Barauet. Lord IsiiiigtDD, Privy Councillor Knights Commander.— Hon. Jamei Carroll, Hon. Dr Fiudlay. Kuiglita Bachelor.—Hod. A. R, Gciuets (Speaker), His flbuor Mi Juttice Williauiß. ggg O's.M.G.—Colonel R. J. Collins (Comptroller), Dr Fitchett, Pablic Trnst9o. 0.1.5.0.—Mr Hnrntio Blow (Un' rier Secretary Public Worhs), Mi Edward Ttegear (lata New Zealand labour Department). FOOTBALL. NORTHEBN LEAGUE GAME. HEW ZEALAND v. N.S. WALBiS (Pre 63 Association—By Telegraph.--Copyright). . Sydney, Yesterday. The following liave been selected to represent the N-.Z. Northern League team, now touning Australia, in the match against New South Wales on Thursday:—Full-book, Aslier; tiireequarters, Woodward, Buckland, Sicldels; five-eights, Gillett and Moree; Mf-back, Smith l ; forwards, Francis, Euikufcaii, Mason, Savoury, Dunning, Stainway. > Speaking at the Rugby League's ■welcome to tlio New Zealand footWters, Mr Phelan said; they should at <M! the wond professionalism whenever they heard it. Members of the New Zealand team are purely amateurs, and there liiave been no payments to eeoune recruits. The latest to oomie over were mot paid to deseiTj the union.