NEW YEAR HONOURS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 1, 3 January 1939, Page 6

NEW YEAR HONOURS

THE NEW ZEALAND LIS, | TWO KNIGHT’S BACHELOR FORMER WANGANUI HOSPITA MATRON MADE AN M.B.E. [ Per Press Association.J AUCKLAND, Dec. 31. The Governor-General of New Ze; 1 land, Viscount Galway, has announce S that he is graciously pleased, on th occasion of the New Year, to conft' p the following honours in recognitio, of services rendered to the Dominior CIVIL DIVISION Knight Bachelor. The Honourable Henry Hubet Ostler, Judge of the Supreme Cour of New Zealand. Charles Manley Luke, J.P., Wellinj ton. Companion of the Most Distinguish' Order of St. Michael and $ George (C.M.G.). Arthur Telford Donnelly, Chris church. Thomas Donald Horn, Clerk of th House of Representatives, Wellingtoi Commander of the Most Excelkr Order of the British Empli (C.8.E.). Thomas Reginald Aiekin, Privai Secretary to the Minister of Finana Wellington. Arthur William Mulligan, former, Private Secretary to Ministers of th Crown, Wellington. Officer of the Order of the Briti, Empire (0.8. E. Sidney John Harrison, General Sei retary of the New Zealand Return; Soldiers' Association, Wellington. Doctor Alice Woodward Horslc; Auckland. Samuel Saltzman, Dunedin. Member of the Order of the Britli Empire (M.8.E.). Miss Beatrice Alice Campbel matron of the Public Hospital, Ne Plymouth. Miss Isabel Mona Corkill, Nun Maude District Nursing Associate Christchurch. Miss Nora Philomena Fitzgibbo nursing adviser to the Plunket Si ciety, Dunedin. Mrs. Mary Fanny Gaby, Lady Cor[ Superintendent, St. John Ambulam Brigade, Wellington. Miss Mary Josephine Martt matron of the Sunnyside Mental Ho pital, Christchurch. Miss Cecilia McKenny, President i the New Zealand Registered Nurse Association, Pahiatua. Miss Janet Anne Moore, nurse B structor of the Department of Healt Wellington. MILITARY DIVISION Commander of the Order of the British Empire (C.8.E.). Group Captain the Honours! Ralph Alexander Cochrane, A.F.I R.A.F., Air Department, Wellington. Officer of the Order of the British Empire (0.8. E. Major Stanley Herbert Cruir Deputy Quartermaster-General ai Director of Supplies and TranspoArmy Headquarters, Wellington. Member of the Order of the Brlti Empihe (M.8.E.). Staff Sergeant-Major George Feri son MacCulloch, Army School of I struction, Trentham. Medal of the Order of the British Empire (Military Division). Chief Petty-Oflicer Writer A r ct Victor Styles, New Zealand Nai Forces, Wellington. MISS CECILIA McKENNY SERVICE AT WANGANUI. Miss McKenny entered the Wellit ton Public Hospital in 1898 as a pi bationer. She served at Wellingt as theatre sister, ward sister i home sister, eventually reaching l position of assistant-matron. In 1! she was appointed matron of 1 Wanganui Hospital. In 1917 Miss .V Kenny saw service for a short ti on board a hospital ship. After years' service in Wanganui, Miss J Kenny resigned, in the hope that i could do more for the benefit of i sick than if she had remained matt at Wanganui. She was president the New Zealand Hospital Matra Council and represented New Zeals in two important conferences America in 1929. During her sen in Wanganui many nurses trait under her for responsible positk which they hold to-day. DR. ALICE W. HORSLEY [ Per Press Association.] AUCKLAND, Jan. 3 Dr. Alice Woodward-Horsley is ' eldest daughter of the late Willi! Woodward, M.A., of Cambridge, i Mrs. Woodward, who will be happ remembered by former pupils of Or hunga and Mangere Bridge put schools. Dr. Woodward-Horsley gradual from the Otago Medical School 1900, being the third woman in b' ! Zealand to take the degree M.8.Ch.8. She has practised ever since Auckland and is at present an hot ary anaesthetist to the Auckland H pital and to the Mater Misericord ® Hospital. She is best known for I jES devoted work among the poor | Auckland and especially as med> a officer to the Dock Street Missipn. |