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1919 Birthday Honours (New Zealand)

The recipients of honours are displayed here as they were styled before their new honour.

Knight Bachelor[edit]

• George Fenwick JP – of Dunedin; founder and for over 30 years director of the New Zealand Press Association. For public services.

• 
  Sir George Fenwick

Order of the Bath[edit]

Companion (CB)[edit]

Military division, additional

• Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Herbert Ernest Hart CMG DSO – Wellington Regiment.
• Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) William Meldrum CMG DSO – New Zealand Mounted Rifles Brigade.
• Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Charles William Melvill CMG DSO – New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Robert Young CMG DSO – Canterbury Regiment

• 
  Herbert Hart
• 
  William Meldrum
• 
  Charles Melvill
• 
  Robert Young

Order of Saint Michael and Saint George[edit]

Companion (CMG)[edit]

Additional

• Lieutenant-Colonel Stephen Shepherd Allen DSO – 2nd Battalion, Auckland Regiment.
• Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Esau Avery DSO – New Zealand Staff Corps.
• Lieutenant-Colonel George Cruickshanks Griffths – Canterbury Regiment.
• Lieutenant-Colonel James Neill McCarroll DSO – Auckland Mounted Rifles Regiment.
• Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) Hugh Stewart DSO MC – Canterbury Regiment.
• Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Alexander Edward Stewart DSO – New Zealand Rifle Brigade.

• 
  Stephen Allen
• 
  Henry Avery
• 
  James McCarroll

Order of the British Empire[edit]

Commander (CBE)[edit]

Civil division

• Ethel Mary Burnett – of Wellington. For services in connection with the New Zealand War Contingent Association, London.
• James John Clark OBE – ex-mayor of Dunedin. For services in connection with patriotic undertakings.
• Albert Cecil Day – Official Secretary to the Governor-General. For services to the New Zealand Government during the war.
• James Henry Gunson OBE – mayor of Auckland. For services in connection with patriotic undertakings.
• Henry Holland OBE – ex-mayor of Christchurch. For services in connection with patriotic undertakings.
• Ronald Macintosh MacDonald. For services in connection with the New Zealand War Contingent Association, London.
• William Hugh Montgomery – of Wellington. For services as assistant director of base records.
• Iris Brenda Rolleston MBE – of Lowry Bay. For services in organising the Taumaru Hospital (Lowry Bay) for Wounded and Convalescent Soldiers, and for voluntary services as matron.

Military division

• Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Thomas Dyke Acland CMG FRCS – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Lieutenant-Colonel Anderson Robert Dillon Carberry FRCS – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Colonel James McNaughton Christie.
• Colonel Percival Robert Cooke.
• Colonel Charles James Cooper TD.
• Major and Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Henry Dawson CMG – Auckland Regiment.
• Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Robertson Falconer – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Lieutenant-Colonel Norman FitzHerbert CMG – Wellington Regiment.
• Lieutenant-Colonel George Edward Gabites – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Lieutenant-Colonel George Thompson Hall CMG.
• Colonel Ernest Haviland Hiley.
• Lieutenant-Colonel George Home OBE – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Colonel John Edward Hume.
• Lieutenant-Colonel and Temporary Colonel James William Hutchen CMG.
• Lieutenant-Colonel John Patrick Daunt Leahy – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Colonel Charles Thomas Major DSO.
• Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Haldane Makgill – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Major Thomas McKibbon OBE – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Temporary Colonel Thomas Mill CMG – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Edward Pilkington – New Zealand Artillery.
• Colonel David Pringle TD.
• Colonel James Robert Purdy VD.
• Colonel Charles John Reakes – New Zealand Veterinary Corps.
• Colonel John Ranken Reed KC.
• Colonel The Honourable Robert Heaton Rhodes MP – New Zealand Territorial Force.
• Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Fowler Roberts OBE – New Zealand Military Forces.
• Lieutenant-Colonel James Herbert Graham Robertson – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Lieutenant-Colonel James Lewis Sleeman – New Zealand Military Forces.
• Colonel Edmund Robinson Smith VD.
• Colonel William James Strong TD.
• Major and Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel John Studholme DSO – Canterbury Mounted Rifles Regiment.
• Mabel Thurston RRC – matron-in-chief, New Zealand Army Nursing Service.
• Colonel Russell Tracy-Inglis – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Colonel Thomas Harcourt Ambrose Valintine – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Henry Walton MD FRCS – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Colonel Gerard Arnold Ward.
• Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) James Taylor Watson OBE – Auckland Regiment.
• Colonel David Storer Wylie CMG – New Zealand Medical Corps.

• 
  Hugh Acland
• 
  James Clark
• 
  Cecil Day
• 
  James Gunson
• 
  Henry Holland
• 
  William Montgomery
• 
  John Reed
• 
  Heaton Rhodes
• 
  James Sleeman
• 
  Thomas Valintine

Officer (OBE)[edit]

Civil division

• Thomas Noel Brodrick – of Wellington. For services as under-secretary of the Lands and Survey Department.
• Frederick James Burgess – stipendiary magistrate; of Auckland. For services as a member of a military service board.
• James Burnett – of Wellington.
• Donald George Clark – of Wellington. For services as commissioner of the Land and Income Tax Department.
• The Right Reverend Henry William Cleary DD – Roman Catholic Bishop of Auckland. For services as chaplain to the New Zealand Expeditionary Force.
• Daniel George Arthur Cooper – stipendiary magistrate; of Wellington. For services as a member of a military service board.
• Victor Grace Day – stipendiary magistrate; of Timaru. For services as a member of a military service board.
• Frederick Earl KC – stipendiary magistrate; of Auckland. For services as a member of a military service board.
• James Sim Evans – stipendiary magistrate; of Nelson. For services in connection with a military service board.
• George Cox Fache – commissioner of pensions; of Wellington. For services in connection with war pensions.
• Frederick Chandos Courtenay Fell – of Nikau Bay, Pelorus Sound / Te Hoiere. For services in connection with patriotic organisations.
• James Findlay – of Wellington. For services as chairman of the Overseas Shipowners' Committee, Wellington.
• Malcolm Fraser – of Wellington. For services as government statistician.
• James Hislop – of Wellington. For services as under-secretary of the Department of Internal Affairs, the department in charge of war funds.
• William Barr Montgomery – of Wellington. For services as comptroller of customs.
• Thomas Moss – of Eketāhuna. For services as a member of the National Efficiency Board.
• Vera Anita Myers – of Wellington. For services as head of the voluntary staff at the Base Records Office.
• John William Poynton – stipendiary magistrate; of Palmerston North. For services in connection with a military service board.
• George Edward Rhodes – of Christchurch. For services in connection with the New Zealand branch of the British Red Cross Society and Order of St John of Jerusalem.
• Thomas Sheriff Ronaldson – assistant public trustee; of Wellington. For service as chairman of the Financial Assistance Board.
• The Reverend William Shirer – of Wellington; senior Presbyterian chaplain to the New Zealand Military Forces.
• Guy Hardy Scholefield – of London.
• George Shirtcliffe – of Wellington. For services in connection with the New Zealand branch of the British Red Cross Society and Order of St John of Jerusalem.
• The Right Reverend Thomas Henry Sprott DD – Anglican Bishop of Wellington. For services in connection with the selection and allocation of chaplains to the New Zealand Expeditionary Force.
• Kīngi Tōpia – of Taihape; high chief of the Whanganui and Tūwharetoa tribes. For services in connection with recruiting and in securing land for returned Māori soldiers.
• Thomas Wilson – of Wellington. For services in connection with the Financial Assistance Board.

Military division

• Major Leopold George Dyke Acland MC – New Zealand Army Service Corps.
• Lieutenant-Colonel Philip Oswald Andrew – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Major Charles Eric Andrews – New Zealand Staff Corps.
• Captain Gilbert Edward Archey – New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Major Cyril Victor Baigent MB – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Major George Bertram Banks – New Zealand Staff Corps,
• Lieutenant-Colonel George Barclay VD – New Zealand Engineers.
• Captain Eric Hamilton Beamish – Wellington Mounted Rifles Regiment.
• Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Ferdinand Bernau – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Major Samuel James Bolton – New Zealand Army Pay Corps.
• Major Frederick Thompson Bowerbank MD – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Captain (Temporary Major) John Falconer Brown MD – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Henry Meredith Buchanan MB – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Major Edmund Harry Colbeck MD – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Captain Leofric Pearson Davies – New Zealand Dental Corps.
• Major Peter Maxwell Edgar – New Zealand Veterinary Corps.
• Captain David Eardley Fenwick MD – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Major George Ernest Oswald Fenwick FRCS – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Captain Charles Ingram Gossage – New Zealand Army Ordnance Corps.
• Captain Reginald Ronald Gow – Otago Regiment.
• Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Wilson Hogg – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Captain Gordon Hovey – Auckland Mounted Rifles Regiment.
• Major George Rowland Hutchinson – New Zealand Army Service Corps.
• Major Arnold Woodford Izard MD – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• The Reverend Archdeacon John Attwood Jacob – New Zealand Chaplains' Department.
• Major William Kay – New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Major Thomas Lawless – New Zealand Army Pay Corps.
• Major Norman Joseph Levien MBE – New Zealand Army Ordnance Corps.
• Lieutenant-Colonel William Little – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Major Eric Lachlan Marchant – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Major Thomas McChristell – New Zealand Army Ordnance Corps.
• Major David McCurdy – Otago Mounted Rifles Regiment.
• Major Donald Archibald McCurdy MBE.
• Major Charles Edward May – New Zealand Army Service Corps.
• Captain (Temporary Major) James Edward Hedley Mewett MC – Auckland Regiment.
• Major John Mounsey – New Zealand Military Forces.
• Captain Allan Stanley Muir – of Wellington.
• Major Neville Newcomb – New Zealand Military Forces.
• Captain (Temporary Major) Harry Oram – Wellington Infantry Regiment.
• Major Francis Edward Ostler – New Zealand Army Service Corps.
• Major Henry Peacock – New Zealand Staff Corps.
• Major Henry Percy Pickerill – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Major Harold Avery Reid – New Zealand Veterinary Corps.
• Major Thomas Duncan McGregor Stout DSO – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Captain (Temporary Major) Kenneth Edwin Tapper MB – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Captain Charles Archibald Lawrance Treadwell – Wellington Infantry Regiment.
• Major William Henry Turnbuli – New Zealand Army Service Corps.
• Major Francis Parnell Tymons – New Zealand Dental Corps.
• Major Hugh Vickerman DSO – New Zealand Railway Engineers.
• Captain Herbert Horatio Spencer Westmacott – Auckland Regiment.

• 
  Gilbert Archey
• 
  Noel Brodrick
• 
  Henry Cleary
• 
  Fred Earl
• 
  Guy Scholefield
• 
  George Shirtcliffe
• 
  Duncan Stout
• 
  Charles Treadwell

Member (MBE)[edit]

Civil division

• Alfred Montague Adams – of Wellington. For services as chief executive officer of the Munitions and Supplies Department.
• Rachel Mary Barton – of Hāwera. For services in connection with patriotic organisations.
• Margaret Brown Blackwell – of Kaiapoi. For services in connection with the Countess of Liverpool Fund for the New Zealand Expeditionary Force.
• Hilda Bloomfield – of Auckland. For services in connection with the New Zealand branch of the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St John of Jerusalem and for the Victoria League.
• Annie Elizabeth Blundell – of Wellington. For services in connection with the New Zealand branch of the British Red Cross Society and Order of St John of Jerusalem.
• Janet Bowie – of Milton. For Red Cross services.
• Violet McConochie Brown – of Napier. For services in connection with soldiers' equipment.
• Charles Hayward Burgess – mayor of New Plymouth. For patriotic services.
• Alexander Burt Jr. – of Auckland. For services in connection with the Motor Boat Section of the New Zealand Defence Forces.
• Edith de Castro – of Wellington. For services in institutions at Cairo and in canteen at Ismailia, Egypt.
• Esther Charles – of Auckland. For patriotic services.
• Lydia Clark – of Wellington. For services in connection with the Countess of Liverpool Fund for the New Zealand Expeditionary Force.
• Ethel Mary Cooper – of Wellington. For services in connection with the New Zealand branch of the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St John.
• Frances Zoe Courage – of Amberley. For services in connection with the New Zealand Branch of the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St John of Jerusalem.
• Gertrude Alice Crawford – of Nelson. For services in connection with the Countess of Liverpool Fund for the New Zealand Expeditionary Force.
• Ethel Cuff – of Te Aroha. For services in connection with the New Zealand branch of the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St John of Jerusalem.
• Hannah Dawson – of Auckland. For patriotic services.
• George Finley Dixon – of Wellington. For services as private secretary to the Minister of Defence.
• Mabel Makua-i-te-rangi Hapuku Ellison – of Ōpapa. For service in connection with the New Zealand branch of the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St John of Jerusalem.
• Harold Gerard – of Samoa. For services as assistant private secretary to the Minister of Defence.
• Louisa Grace Charlotte Greenslade – of Hamilton. For patriotic services.
• Thomas Gunnion – of Temuka. For patriotic services.
• Agnes Brenda Boyd Guthrie – of Christchurch. For services as a voluntary worker at the Victoria Military Ward of the Wellington Hospital.
• Eveline Alice Marian Harcourt – of Wellington. For services on the voluntary staff at Base Records Office.
• Kate Clara Harrison – of Whangārei. For patriotic services.
• Henry William Harrington – of Wellington. For services as censor.
• Heathcote George Helmore – of Christchurch. For services as aide-de-camp to the governor-general.
• Emma Carey Hill – of Christchurch. For services in connection with the Victoria League.
• Margaret Mary Annie Hislop – of Geraldine. For services in connection with the Countess of Liverpool Fund.
• Ann Margaret Hitchon – of Milton. For services in connection with Belgian relief and the entertainment of New Zealand soldiers.
• Elizabeth Annie Holdsworth – of Wellington. For services on the voluntary staff at Base Records Office.
• William Godfrey Holdsworth – of Wellington. For services on the voluntary staff at Base Records Office.
• Lavinia Jane Kelsey – of Dunedin. For patriotic services.
• Emma Ethel Maud Ford King – of Napier. For patriotic services.
• Sarah Hannah King – of Milton. For patriotic services.
• James Benjamin Lovell – of Havelock. For services in connection with patriotic funds.
• Ethel Constance Chapman Macassey – of Dunedin. For patriotic services.
• Mina MacDonald. For services at the Aotea Home, Heliopolis, Cairo, Egypt.
• Mysie McDonnell. For services at the Aotea Home, Heliopolis, Cairo, Egypt.
• Agnes Maxwell McDougall – of Bluff. For services in connection with patriotic undertakings.
• Pura McGregor – of Putiki. For services in connection with the Maori Expeditionary Force.
• Nesta Gertrude Maling – of Timaru. For services in connection with the Countess of Liverpool Fund for the New Zealand Expeditionary Force.
• Basil Arthur Marris – of Wellington. For services as chief clerk, Base Records Office.
• Alfred Andrew Martin – of Auckland. For services in organising supply of motor vehicles at Auckland for returning soldiers.
• Lieutenant Frederick Gwilliam Matthews – of Wellington For services as private secretary to the Minister of Defence.
• James Dothie Millton – of Christchurch. For services in connection with the Citizens' Defence Corps.
• Winnifred Moeller – of Napier. For patriotic services.
• Janet Elizabeth Murray – of Auckland. For services in connection with the New Zealand branch of the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St John of Jerusalem.
• Leo Francis O'Neill – of Wellington. For services in the Chief of the General Staff's branch of the Defence Department.
• Jessie Ellen Page – of Masterton. For services in supplying comforts to the soldiers at Featherston Military Training Camp.
• Lucy Philson – of Auckland. For patriotic services.
• Mary Ann Potter – of Milton. For services in connection with the Red Cross and the Countess of Liverpool Fund.
• George Charles Rodda – of Wellington. For services as officer in charge of war expenses branch of the Defence Department.
• William Archibald Russell – of Dunedin. For services in connection with patriotic undertakings.
• George Herbert Scales – of Lower Hutt. For services in shipping matters, and other patriotic work.
• Annie Wilhelmina Smart – of Napier. For services in connection with patriotic undertakings.
• Lilly Mary Smith – of Christchurch. For services in connection with the New Zealand branch of the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St John of Jerusalem.
• Martha Tahumu Spencer – of Bluff. For services in connection with the Maori Expeditionary Force.
• Florence Johanna Stevenson – of Christchurch. For work for the New Zealand branch of the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St John of Jerusalem.
• Bernard Edward Howard Tripp – of Timaru. For work for the New Zealand branch of the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St John of Jerusalem.
• Charles James Tunks – of Auckland. For services to the St John Ambulance Association.
• James Alfred Wallace – mayor of Motueka. For Red Cross and other patriotic services.
• Evelyn Elaine Lydia Ward – of Wellington. For services on the voluntary staff at Base Records Office.
• Charles White – of Blenheim. For services in connection with patriotic funds.
• Cecil James Wray – of London. For services in connection with prisoners of war and the comfort of New Zealand troops in hospitals in the United Kingdom.
• Elten Wray – of London. For services in connection with New Zealand prisoners of war.
• Fanny Ross Young – of Edinburgh. For services in connection with the New Zealand War Contingent Association, London.

Military division

• Captain William Atwell – New Zealand Staff Corps.
• 2nd Lieutenant Norman Bell – New Zealand Army Service Corps.
• Captain Charles Henry Booth – Auckland Regiment.
• Major John Thomas Bosworth – New Zealand Staff Corps.
• Captain Arthur William Brocks.
• Major Henry Harwood Brown – New Zealand Staff Corps.
• 2nd Lieutenant Cyril Blake Burdekin – Wellington Regiment.
• 2nd Lieutenant Allan Frederick Burke – Otago Regiment.
• Lieutenant (Temporary Captain) John Walter Frederick Cahill – New Zealand Army Service Corps.
• Regimental Sergeant Major Henry Lower Carter – New Zealand Artillery.
• Captain Percy Chisholm – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Captain William Caesar Sarsfield Colclough – New Zealand Staff Corps.
• Major Albert Arthur Corrigan.
• Captain David Cecil Wallace Cossgrove.
• Major Walter Crowther.
• Captain William Dobson.
• Lieutenant David Alexander Ewen.
• Lieutenant Percy John Richmond Fordham – Otago Mounted Rifles.
• Captain Frederick Charles Gentry.
• Lieutenant Sylvester Gresham Hale – New Zealand Provost Corps.
• Captain Sydney Hartley Hay – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Major Arthur Hosking – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Major William Richmond Hursthouse – New Zealand Dental Service.
• Captain David Nathan Isaacs – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Lieutenant William Jack – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Major Henry Jolly.
• Captain James Robert Kirk – Wellington Regiment.
• Lieutenant Harry Aloysius Lockington – New Zealand Engineers.
• Captain Edward Cronin Lowe MB – New Zealand Army Medical Corps.
• 2nd Lieutenant Gordon Tate Lucas – New Zealand Machine Gun Corps.
• The Reverend Edward Elliott Maiden – New Zealand Chaplains' Department.
• Captain James Seaton Martin – New Zealand Army Pay Corps.
• Major Robert Saxon Matthews – New Zealand Staff Corps.
• Captain Samuel Mellows.
• Major Odin Henry Moller.
• 2nd Lieutenant Frederick William Mothes – Wellington Mounted Rifles.
• Major James Alfred Northcote.
• Lieutenant (Temporary Captain) Paul Rodolfo Noseda – Wellington Infantry Regiment.
• Major Henry Charles Nutsford – New Zealand Staff Corps.
• Captain Matthew Henry Oram.
• Lieutenant Henry William Osborne – Canterbury Regiment.
• Major William Haddon Pettit – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Captain Lawrence Victor Porteous – Wellington Regiment.
• Captain William Pryor.
• Lieutenant Arthur Gilbert Quartley – Auckland Regiment.
• Captain Henry Joseph Redmond – New Zealand Staff Corps.
• 2nd Lieutenant Arthur James Ridler – New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Major Thomas Hazlett Ringland.
• Major Norman John Rishworth – New Zealand Dental Service.
• Major David Brett Shand.
• 2nd Lieutenant (Temporary Lieutenant) Norman Charles Sheridan – New Zealand Provost Corps.
• Captain Henry Caldwell Tait – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Lieutenant (Temporary Captain) Herbert Tipping – Auckland Infantry Regiment.
• Captain George Walker – New Zealand Staff Corps.
• 2nd Lieutenant (Temporary Captain) Thomas Samuel West – Canterbury Regiment.
• The Reverend Walter Sim Winton – New Zealand Chaplains' Department.
• Captain Roy Wilds Fry Wood – Auckland Regiment.

• 
  Cecil Wray

Companion of the Imperial Service Order (ISO)[edit]

• William Stonham Short – under-secretary, Public Works Department.

• 
  William Short

Companion of the Distinguished Service Order (DSO)[edit]

• Lieutenant-Colonel Rawdon St John Beere – 4th Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Philip John Jory MB – 2nd Field Ambulance, New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Major Alexander Allan MacNab – 3rd New Zealand Rifle Brigade
• Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Stirrat McQuarrie MC – Headquarters, 3rd Brigade, New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Lieutenant-Colonel Owen Herbert Mead – 2nd Battalion, Canterbury Regiment.
• Major Erima Harvey Northcroft – 1st Battery, 1st Brigade, New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Major Alan Bernard Williams – 5th Battery, 2nd Brigade, New Zealand Field Artillery.

• 
  Owen Mead
• 
  Erima Northcroft

Royal Red Cross[edit]

Bar to Royal Red Cross (RRC*)[edit]

• Evelyn Gertrude Brooke RRC – matron, New Zealand Army Nursing Service.

Member (RRC)[edit]

• Sarah Louisa Clark – sister, New Zealand Army Nursing Service.
• Blanche Marion Huddleston ARRC – sister, New Zealand Army Nursing Service.
• Alicia Campbell Ingles ARRC – sister, New Zealand Army Nursing Service.

Associate (ARRC)[edit]

• Catherine Rose Clark – sister, New Zealand Army Nursing Service.
• Margaret Georgina Davies – sister, New Zealand Army Nursing Service.
• Alice Blanche Finlayson – sister, New Zealand Army Nursing Service.
• Edith Grace Hay – sister, New Zealand Army Nursing Service.
• Sarah Elizabeth Morley – sister, New Zealand Army Nursing Service.
• Alice Brash Smith – sister, New Zealand Army Nursing Service.
• Violet Maud Trott – sister, New Zealand Army Nursing Service.

Bar to Military Cross (MC*)[edit]

• Captain (now Major) Henry Delphus McHugh MC – New Zealand Cyclist Battalion, attached XXII Corps Mounted Troops.

Military Cross (MC)[edit]

• Lieutenant John Sinclair Chisholm – 2nd Battalion, Canterbury Regiment.
• 2nd Lieutenant Philip Sidney Cousins – 1at Battalion, Auckland Regiment.
• Lieutenant Malcolm Keith Draffin – 3rd Field Company, New Zealand Engineers.
• Captain William Ellis Earnshaw – 12th Battery, 3rd Brigade, New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Lieutenant Edgar Beilby Edwards – 4th Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Lieutenant James Watt Fraser – 1st Battalion, Canterbury Regiment.
• Captain John Graham Gow MB – New Zealand Medical Corps, attached Wellington Mounted Rifles Regiment.
• Captain George Walter Horn – New Zealand Machine Gun Battalion.
• 2nd Lieutenant Hohepa Jacob – New Zealand Maori Battalion.
• Lieutenant Gordon Cosgrove Laws – 1st Battalion, Wellington Regiment.
• Lieutenant Nairn Victor Le Petit – Auckland Regiment, attached Headquarters, 1st New Zealand Infantry Brigade.
• Lieutenant Kenneth John Mackenzie – 2nd Battalion, Otago Regiment.
• Lieutenant Ernest Marsden – New Zealand Engineers, attached 5th Field Survey Battalion, Royal Engineers.
• Lieutenant Valentine Marshall – Headquarters, 3rd New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• 2nd Lieutenant Ernest Sydney Mayn – 2nd Battalion, Otago Regiment.
• Lieutenant William Stewart Rae – 3rd Field Company, New Zealand Engineers.

• 
  Ernest Marsden

Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM)[edit]

• Staff Sergeant Leonard Andrew Berg MM – 1st Battalion, Otago Regiment.
• Quartermaster Sergeant George Birnie – 1st Battalion, Auckland Regiment.
• Sergeant William Robert Cherrie – 1st Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Corporal Thomas Richard Crocker – 2nd Battalion, Wellington Regiment.
• Sergeant Albert Edward De Boo – 2nd Battalion, Canterbury Regiment.
• Corporal Jesse Cyril Dibble – 2nd Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Private William Robert Douglas – 4th Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Sergeant (now 2nd Lieutenant) Errol Spencer Ellingham – 1st Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Private William Ferguson – 2nd Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade, attached 3rd Light Trench Mortar Battery.
• Private Alan Fleming – 4th Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Sergeant Raymond Everil Fortune – 1st Battalion, Otago Regiment.
• Company Sergeant-Major Jonathan Horsfall Foster – 2nd Battalion, Wellington Regiment.
• Sergeant Sydney Gaston – 1st Battalion, Wellington Regiment.
• Sergeant Theophilus Norris Hewlett – 2nd Battalion, Auckland Regiment.
• Company Sergeant-Major William Horace James – 1st Battalion, Wellington Regiment.
• Company Sergeant-Major William Peter McGillen – 2nd Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Battery Sergeant-Major Phillip Douglas McRae – 4/3rd Brigade, New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Private Charles Herbert Nailer – Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Private George James Nesbit – 1st Battalion, Otago Regiment.
• Sergeant James Lawrence O'Brien – 2nd Battalion, Auckland Regiment.
• Company Sergeant-Major Edward Olsen – 1st Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Corporal George William Osbourne – New Zealand Field Artillery, attached Medium Trench Mortar Battery
• Lance Sergeant Livingstone Perry – 2nd Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Battery Sergeant-Major William Lincoln Field Porter – 9/2nd Brigade, New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Battery Sergeant-Major Linton Harry Runciman – 7/1st Brigade, New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Company Sergeant-Major Sydney Smith – 4th Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Sergeant John Hector Steele – 4th Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Corporal Charles Taylor – 1st Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Battery Sergeant-Major Giles Varrall – 1/1st Brigade, New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Private Joseph Ward – 2nd Battalion, Canterbury Regiment.

Meritorious Service Medal[edit]

• Company Sergeant-Major Malcolm Abbot – New Zealand Provost Corps.

Staff Sergeant-Major Robert Grant Anderson – New Zealand Defence Headquarters.

• Sergeant William James Annand – 1st Battalion, Canterbury Regiment.
• Bombardier (Temporary Staff Sergeant) Charles Louis William Armitage – New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Staff Quartermaster-Sergeant James Hastings Babington – New Zealand Army Pay Corps.
• Quartermaster Sergeant George Barnes – Canterbury Regiment.
• Sergeant William Keith Berry – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Staff Sergeant-Major John Gordon Bethell – Auckland Regiment.
• Farrier Sergeant William Robson Blackall – 2nd Field Company, New Zealand Engineers.
• Staff Sergeant-Major H. L. Brighting – New Zealand Postal Service.
• Staff Sergeant James Arthur Brown – Otago Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant-Major Russell Eric Brown – New Zealand Army Pay Corps.
• Private William Edward Brown – 1st Battalion, Wellington Regiment.
• Driver (Temporary Bombardier) William Carrick – New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Sergeant Alfred Noble Carter – Auckland Regiment.
• Company Sergeant-Major Reginald Freeman Chapman – Wellington Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant-Major Edward Ernest Coghlan – New Zealand Army Pay Corps.
• Corporal Peter Francis Coira – Divisional Signal Company, New Zealand Engineers.
• Staff Quartermaster Sergeant A. J. Coles – New Zealand Army Pay Corps.
• 2nd Corporal William Andrew Comrie – 1st Field Company, New Zealand Engineers.
• Staff Sergeant-Major J. J. Connolly – New Zealand Postal Service.
• Quartermaster Sergeant Matthew Cooper – 1st Battalion, Wellington Regiment.
• Private Edmund Charles Cragg – New Zealand Cyclist Corps.
• Staff Sergeant-Major G. Dean – New Zealand Postal Service.
• Private (Lance Corporal) Walter George Dean – Tunnelling Company, New Zealand Engineers.
• Staff Quartermaster Sergeant Stanley Dimery – Auckland Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant-Major W. H. Donaldson – New Zealand Postal Service.
• Battery Quartermaster-Sergeant Hugh Dyson – New Zealand Engineers.
• Sergeant Harry Thomas Carter Edwards – Canterbury Regiment.
• Sergeant Erik Eriksen – Wellington Regiment.
• Corporal Sidney William Eustace – New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Staff Sergeant-Major Louis Casimer Fama – New Zealand Army Pay Corps.
• Staff Sergeant-Major Arthur Thomas Fenton – New Zealand Army Service Corps.
• Sapper Michael Fisher – Tunnelling Company, New Zealand Engineers.
• Sergeant Adam Francis – Otago Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant-Major Harry Lewis Stovell Frank – New Zealand Postal Service.
• Staff Sergeant Walter Charles Fraser – 1st Battalion, Canterbury Regiment.
• Sergeant James Alexander Gentles – Canterbury Regiment.
• Corporal (Temporary Sergeant) Percy Augustus Gerrand – New Zealand Engineers.
• Sergeant Jack Giffney – New Zealand Provost Corps.
• Private (Lance Corporal) Hugh Henry Gillespie – 2nd Battalion, Canterbury Regiment.
• Bandmaster Arthur Gilmour – New Zealand Army Ordnance Corps.
• Staff Sergeant-Major William Leonard Glanville – New Zealand Postal Service.
• Sergeant Patrick Joseph Graham – 1st Field Company, New Zealand Engineers.
• Company Quartermaster-Sergeant Charles Gray – Divisional Signal Company, New Zealand Engineers.
• Sergeant James Charles Greig – Army Postal Service.
• Staff Sergeant-Major H. F. Griffen – New Zealand Army Pay Corps.
• Sergeant Matthew Henderson Grigg – 1st Field Company, New Zealand Engineers.
• Staff Sergeant Herbert Hilton Goulden – Auckland Regiment.
• Sergeant-Major Cyril Victor Neville Harris – Auckland Regiment.
• Regimental Sergeant-Major Sidney John Harrison – New Zealand Army Pay Corps.
• Sergeant Charles Hart – New Zealand Provost Corps.
• Conductor Mark Leonard Hathaway – New Zealand Army Ordnance Corps.
• Staff Sergeant-Major Alfred Richard Hatt – New Zealand Postal Service.
• Staff Sergeant George Henry Hawes – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Company Quartermaster Sergeant William Arthur Head – 1st Battalion, Canterbury Regiment.
• 2nd Corporal Albert McLaren Heath – 2nd Field Company, New Zealand Engineers.
• Sergeant David Alexander Hedley – New Zealand Army Service Corps.
• Private Ernest Job Herbert – 1st Battalion, Wellington Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant Cecil Hastings Herdson – New Zealand Dental Corps.
• Quartermaster Sergeant Henry Leonard Hindmarsh – New Zealand Medical Corps
• Sergeant Arthur Bramwell Hudson – 15th Battery, 1st Brigade, New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Staff Sergeant James Bernard Hunt – Machine Gun Corps.
• Staff Sergeant Adam Dickson Johnston – New Zealand Army Service Corps.
• Regimental Sergeant-Major E. A. Johnston – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Sergeant Bernard Jones – 3rd Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Sergeant (Temporary Company Sergeant-Major) Henry William Thomas Jones – Otago Regiment.
• Regimental Sergeant-Major George Keeble – New Zealand Artillery.
• Staff Sergeant-Major Robert Arthur Kerr – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Staff Quartermaster Sergeant Henry Kitson – Canterbury Regiment.
• Driver Isaac Samuel Justice Knox – New Zealand Army Service Corps.
• Corporal Eric Leslie Desmond Lees – New Zealand Provost Corps.
• Driver William Mackie Leitch – 6th Battery, 2nd Brigade, New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Staff Sergeant D. L. Lewis – New Zealand Postal Service.
• Staff Sergeant-Major R. V. Logie – New Zealand Army Pay Corps.
• Regimental Sergeant-Major Roland Henry Lomax – 2nd Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Staff Quartermaster Sergeant David Hobson Lundon – Wellington Mtd. Rif.
• Sergeant Robert Macauley – 13th Battery, 3rd Brigade, New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Staff Sergeant James MacGregor – New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Staff Sergeant Benjamin Goudie MacLachlan – Canterbury Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant-Major Arthur Edgar Manners – New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Staff Quartermaster Sergeant Frank Victor Manning – New Zealand Engineers.
• Temporary Corporal Edmund Townley Marr – New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Staff Sergeant Charles Herbert Mayne – New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Private James John McGovern – Auckland Regiment.
• Private Charles James McGrath – 2nd Battalion, Wellington Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant-Major James Emmett Mclvor – New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Corporal (Acting Sergeant) James McKay – New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Warrant Officer Class I Peter Charles McLaren – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Corporal J. McLaughlin – Otago Mounted Regiment.
• Sergeant Gavin Horace Menzies – Wellington Regiment.
• Company Quartermaster Sergeant George Miller – Otago Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant-Major George Thomson Miller – Wellington Mounted Rifles Regiment.
• Sergeant Charles Ural Milner – Army Postal Service.
• Staff Sergeant-Major Edward Gilbert Mountree – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Staff Sergeant Harold Kenneth Nicholson – 2nd Battalion, Otago Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant Edmond William Patrick Nolan – Otago Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant-Major Edwin Roland Norrie – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Company Sergeant-Major Herbert Nuttall – Canterbury Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant-Major Edward Francis O'Brien – New Zealand Provost Corps.
• Sergeant-Major John Goutenoire O'Brien – New Zealand Army Ordnance Corps.
• Staff Sergeant-Major John William O'Brien – Wellington Mounted Rifles Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant-Major George Winefride O'Sullivan – New Zealand Postal Service.
• Staff Sergeant-Major Arthur Francis Parfitt – New Zealand Army Pay Corps.
• Quartermaster Sergeant William Hans Parkinson – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Company Quartermaster Sergeant Ivan Patterson – New Zealand Army Service Corps.
• Warrant Officer Class I Jack Porteous – New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Company Sergeant-Major William Price – Canterbury Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant Ernest Radd – New Zealand Provost Corps.
• Private James McHardy Rattray – 3rd Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Private James Anthony Rodgers – 12th Battery, 3rd Brigade, New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Staff Sergeant William James Rogers – 2nd Battalion, Canterbury Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant David Edward Lawrence Rose – Wellington Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant Horace Charles Douglas Salmon – Wellington Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant John Robert Sclater – 3rd Field Ambulance, New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Conductor Clarence Adrian Seay – New Zealand Army Ordnance Corps.
• Bandmaster Benjamin John Shardlow – 1st Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade.
• Staff Sergeant Thomas James Sherrard – New Zealand Medical Corps.
• Staff Sergeant Andrew Daniel Sinclair – New Zealand Divisional Headquarters.
• Staff Sergeant-Major Harry Sinclair – New Zealand Field Artillery.
• Staff Sergeant Alan Anthony Slater – New Zealand Army Service Corps.
• Staff Sergeant-Major Arthur William Spragg – Otago Regiment.
• Driver Rginald Stevens – New Zealand Army Service Corps.
• Corporal Robert William Thomas – 2nd Battalion, Canterbury Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant Albert Edward Thompson – Auckland Regiment.
• Sergeant Reginald Thurlow – New Zealand Engineers.
• Company Sergeant-Major David Alfred Wilson Toye – Wellington Regiment.
• Staff Quartermaster Sergeant R. N. Uren – New Zealand Postal Service.
• Quartermaster Sergeant John Henry Ussher – Otago Mounted Rifles Squadron.
• Company Quartermaster Sergeant George Waddington – 1st Battalion, Canterbury Regiment.
• Company Sergeant-Major Joseph Young Warren – Auckland Regiment.
• Staff Sergeant-Major Frederick William Webb – New Zealand Army Pay Corps.
• Company Quartermaster Sergeant John Walter Weeks – Machine Gun Corps.
• Staff Quartermaster Sergeant W. J. White – New Zealand Army Pay Corps.
• Sergeant Herbert Ralph Williams – 2nd Battalion, Canterbury Regiment.
• Driver Walter Wiseman – New Zealand Army Service Corps.
• Regimental Sergeant-Major Evelyn Crawford Wood – New Zealand Medical Corps.

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