NAVAL DEFENCE ACT, 1913. (REGULATIONS UNDER THE).

Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives, 1914 Session I, H-19b

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1914. NEW ZEALAND.

NAVAL DEFENCE ACT, 1913. (REGULATIONS UNDER THE).

Presented to both Houses of the General Assembly in accordance ivith Subsection (3) of Section 25 of the Naval Defence Act, 1913.

Financial and Allowance Regulations under the Provisions of the Naval Defence Act, 1913. LIVERPOOL, Governor. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government House at Wellington, this twentieth day of August, 1914. Present : His Excellency the Governor in Council. TITTHEREAS by the Naval Defence Act, 1913, it is enacted that the VV Governor may, by Order in Council gazetted, make regulations prescribing all matters which are necessary or convenient to be prescribed for carrying out or giving efiect to that Act: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities conferred upon him as aforesaid, and of all other powers and authorities enabling him in that behalf, and acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby make the following regulations with respect to the New Zealand Naval Forces, and declare that the same shall come into operation on and from the fifteenth day of July, one thousand nine hundred and fourteen.

PAY AND ALLOWANCES FOR OFFICERS (SEA-GOING). 1. (i.) The rates of pay and allowances for commissioned and subordinate officers lent from the Royal Navy shall be same as at present obtaining in the Royal Navy, except in so far as additional emoluments shown in 1 (ii) afiect it.

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Additional Emoluments.—Allowances foe Uniform and Rations. 1. (ii.) In addition to '' active pay " and " deferred pay," each subordinate and commissioned officer shall receive— In cash-—ls. per diem, allowance towards cost of uniform ; Rations in kind, or allowance in lieu at Is. 4d. per diem; Medical attendance, valued at 3d. per diem. Subject to the approval of the Naval Authority, allowance towards cost of uniform, covering the period of first twelve months' service, may be paid in advance to subordinate and commissioned officers on first appointment. If serving in harbour ships or establishments, the allowance in lieu of rations will be Is 2d. per diem only. Special Allowances.—Commissioned and Subordinate Officers. 1. (iii.) (a.) Rates of pay for special duties for all commissioned and subordinate officers shall be the same as obtain in the Royal Navy. (b.) Lodging-allowance (for officers not provided with cabin accommodation or quarters on shore) : —

1. (iv.) Rates of Pay of Warrant Officers and Commissioned Warrant Officers, and Officers promoted from Rank of Commissioned Warrant Officer.

Per Diem. Per Annum. I !aptains and officers of equivalent rank Commanders and officers of equivalent rank Lieutenants over oight years and officers of equivalent rank Lieutenants under oight years and officers of equivalent rank Sub-Lieutenants and officers of equivalent rank Midshipmen and other subordinate officers i , I I t s. .I. I s. (1. (i ii .'{ Ill I :t (i r> (i 91 r> o o :i (i <i8 s (i \' ir 9i * r\j *' • i 0 2 6 4r. 12 li *.* Mm *■' iff p AM **'

"Active Pi iy." "Deferred Pay." Total. , Kank. Seniority in Rank. Year of On* 365 Days. Day. Year of 385 Days. One Day. Year of 365 Days. Gunner (and (Jnnner T) Boatswain Signal Boatswain :. Warrant Telegraphist .. Carpenter Artificer Engineer Warrant Armourer Warrant Mechanician .. Warrant Electrician Warrant Writer Head Steward chief Master-at-Arms .. Instructor in Cookery . . tiunner (and Gunner T) Boatswain .Signal Boatswain Warrant Telegfaphfal Carpenter Artificer Engineer Warrant Armourer Warrant Mechanician . . Warrant Electrician Warrant Writer Head Steward Chief Master-at-Anns Instructor in Cookery .. (limner (and Gunner T) Boatswain Signal Boatswain Warrant Telegraphist ('arpenter Artificer Engineer Warrant Armourer Warrant Mechanician .. Warrant Electrician Warrant Writer Head Steward Chief Master-at-Annfi .. Instructor in Cooker] On promotion £ s. d. s. d. I € s. d.s. d.| £ s. d. *» 41 1 3 2 3306 l> 3 1 (14 5 0 n o After 2 years 42 I I 8 2 n>12 18 -I ITU fi 8 0 4 After I year." ■ 176 s 4 fl 8 -14 2 12 g|220 Ml ii by each officer, .is shown in 'Exclusive of the additional emoluments whli mragraph 1 (v). ■li arc also n icelved

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1. (iv.) Rates of Pay of Warrant Officers and Commissioned Warrant Officers, etc. — continued.

"Active Pay. ,, "Deferred Pay." Total. , Hank. Seniority In Ran] Year of One 305 Days. Day. Year of One Year of 365 Days. Bay. 365 Days. K .. (I. £ .. d. b. d £ s. d 8. (I £ s. d. Gunner (and Gunner T) After 6 yean Boatswain .. . ■ ,, Signal Boatswain . . ,, Warrant Telegraphist .. ,. Carpenter . ■ .. ,, Artificer Engineer .. „ Warrant Armourer .. ,, IS2 In o Warrant Mechanician .. ,, Warrant Eleotrioian .. ,, Warrant Writer . . „ Mead Steward. . . . ,, Chief Master-at-Anns .. ,, Instructor in Cookery .. ,. Gunner (and Gunner T) After 8 years lioatswain .. .. „ Signal Boatswain .. ,, Warrant Telegraphist .. „ Carpenter .. .. » Artificer Engineer .. ,, Warrant Armourer .. „ Iss II 8 Warrant Mechanician .. ,, Warrant Electrician .. ,, Warrant Writer . ■ ., Head Steward.. .. ,, Chiof Master-at-Arnis .. „ Instructor in Cookery .. „ Gunner (and Gunner T) After 10 yean Boatswain .. ■ • » .Signal Boatswain .. „ Warrant Telegraphist . . „ Carpenter • • • • *> Artificer Engineer .. ,, Warrant Armourer .. „ 104 13 4 Warrant Mechanician .. ,, Warrant Electrician .. ,, Warrant Writer .. ,, Head .Steward. . .. „ Chief Master-**-Arms .. „ Instructor in Cookery .. ,, Gunner (and Gunner T) After 12 years , Boatswain .. .. ,, Signal Boatswain Warrant Telegraphist .. „ Carpenter .. .. ,, Artificer Engineer .. ,, Warrant Armourer .. ,, 200 15 o Warrant Mechanician .. „ Warrant Eleotrioian .. ,, Warrant Writer •. .. Head Steward. . .. .< Chief Master-at-Arnis .. „ Instructor in Cookery .. ., Gunner (and Gunner T) After 14 yearn Boatswain /. . ■ » Signal Boatswain .. ,, Warrant Telegraphist .. Carpenter . . .. .. Artificer Engineer .. ., Warrant Armourer .. „ 20B Iβ 8 Warrant Mechanician .. » Warrant Electrician Warrant Writer .. ,. Head Steward.. Chief Master-at-Anns .. ., instructor in Cookery .. 1 -182 Id 0 ) I'll 111 I 10 S48 i:i -12 S iss I I 810 I 110 10 ( 0 45 12 6 47 2 11 2 7 2 I) 22S 2 li 235 II 7 243 8 8 200 15 0 II 080 :j 9 2 9260 is !) 11 \ 51 14 2 2 10 258 10 10 Chief Gunner .. .. On promotion Chief Boatswain Chief Signal Boatswain .. Chief Warrant Telegraphist „ 0 0 Chief Carpenter .. » Chief Aitificer Engineer » Commissioned Mechanician ,, Commissioned Electrician ., 12 0 54 15 0 3 0 273 16 0 •Exclusive of the additional emoluments which arc also paragraph 1 (v). ;ceivei 1 by each ifficor, as shown in

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1. (iv.) Rates of Pay of Warrant Officers and Commissioned Warrant Officers, etc.— continued.

Additional Emoluments. — Allowance for Uniform, Rations, and Medical Attendance. 1. (v.) In-addition to " active pay " and " deferred pay," each warrant officer, commissioned warrant officer, and officer promoted from rank of commissioned warrant officer, shall receive— In cash—ls. per diem, allowance towards cost of uniform. Rations in kind, or allowance in lieu— Sea-going ships, Is. 4d. per diem. Harbour ships and establishments, Is. 2d. per diem. Medical attendance, valued at 3d. per diem. Subject to the approval of the Naval Authority, allowance towards cost of uniform, covering a period not exceeding the first eighteen months' service in warrant rank, may be paid in advance to warrant officers on promotion to such rank.

"Active Pay." " Deferred Pay." Total. , Rank. Seniority in Kank. Year of 3»5 D»ye. One Day. Year of 3«5 Dayi. One Day. Tear of 36b Days. Chief Gunner Chief Boatswain Chief Signal Boatswain .. ( I lief Warrant Telegraphist Chief Carpenter Chief Artificer Engineer Commissioned Mechanician Commissioned Electrician After 2 yean £ s. d. s. d. £ s. d. s. d. . £ B. d. 225 1 8 12 4 56 5 5 3 1 1 281 7 1 M »» Chief Gunner Chief Boatswain Chief Signal Boatswain .. ('liief Warrant Telegra i pI 11> t Chief Carpenter .. ! Chief Artificer Engineer Commissioned Mechanician Commissioned Electrician j After 4 years »» 231 3 4 12 8 57 15 10 3 2 1288 IU 2 ii )> Chief Gunner Chief Boatswain Chief Signal Boatswain .. Chief Warrant Telegraphist Chief Carpenter Chief Artificer Engineer Commissioned Mechanician Commissioned Electrician After (i years ») 237 5 13 0 59 C 3 3 3 296 11 3 Chief Gunner Chief Boatswain Chief Signal Boatswain .. CI i ief Warrant Telegraphist Chief Carpenter Chief Artificer Engineer Commissioned Mechanician Commissioned Electrician After 8 years 304 3 4 243 6 8 13 4 60 16 8 3 4 Lieutenants and officers of equivalent rank pro motod from commissioned warrant rank On promotion \ After 2 years After 4 years After 6 years 278 Iβ o 292 0 0 :no s o :{28 10 0 5 0 16 0 17 0 18 0 68 8 9 73 0 0 77 11 3 82 2 6 3 9 4 0 4 3 4 6 342 :s g 365 0 0 387 16 3 410 12 6 * Exclusive of the addition; paragraph 1 (v). ial emoluments which are also re :ceived by each officer, i is shown in Note.—The increment conditions as may be prescr its of pay for increased sei ribed. niority will be subjei :t to such

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Spkcial Allowances.—Warrant Officers, etc. 1. (vi.) The following allowances, in addition to " active pay," shall be paid to officers while employed (and only during such period) on the special duty or in the special circumstances mentioned :—

In the event of warrant officers' stoics being plaoed in charge of a commissioned officer (other than a commissioned warrant officer), allowances on the above scale may be paid, but these stores are not to be placed in charge of such officers when a competent commissioned warrant officer or warrant officer is available. The rules in regard to the payment of store allowances at the end of Appendix VII, King's Regulations and Admiralty Instructions, 1013, Vol. 11, are to govern the payment of the above allowances in the New Zealand Naval Forces, where applicable. PAY AND ALLOWANCES, PETTY OFFICERS AND MEN (SEA-GOING). 2. (i.)" The following rates of " active pay," " deferred pay," and allowances shall apply to petty officers, men, and boys entered for sea-going Naval service under the New Zealand Government on and after the 15th July, 1914. With the exception of Officers' Stewards, Officers' Cooks, and Ships' Musicians, all ratings will be required to execute engagements to serve for a first period of seven years from date of entry, or from the date of attaining eighteen years, if such date s subsequent to date of entry. Ratings may be allowed to re-engage for further per ods of seven years if recommended by the Commanding Officer of the ship or establishment in which they are serving and approved by the New Zealand Naval Authority. Ratings lent from the Active List of the Royal Navy will be required to engage for three years' service, which period may in special circumstances be extended. Officers' Stewards, Officers' Cooks, and Ships' Musicians will be required to engage or re-engage for three years' service. All previous service in Royal Navy or Royal Marines will be allowed to count for rates of pay, good-conduct badges, and other allowances as if served under the New Zealand Government.

Vit.uiv of Allowance. ■Per Diem. Per Annum. Officers of the Military Branch, [a.) Command-money (when in command of ship or torpedo-boat) (6.) Navigating-allowance .. (<-.) (i.) Gunnery or torpedo allowance to Gunner or Torpedo Gunner, while employed in lieu of a Gunnery or Torpedo Lieutenant (ii.) Allowance to variant officers living on board a gunboat, destroyer, or torpedo-boat, and obliged to join the mess which includes all the officers, to be paid under conditions laid down in King's Regulations Officers of the Engineer Branch. (d.) In oharge of machinery of a ship or torpedo-boat (e.) To Senior Engineer Officer next in rank to Engineer Offioer-tn-Charge in ships in commission with engines of .'(,000 indicated hone-power and upwards, at the discretion of the N;i'. a! Authority I £ s. d. £ s. d. (i 2 o :{<; io o 0 2 0 36 10 0 0 1 0 I 18 8 0 0 1 I) 27 7 li ; 0 I li 27 7 6 0 1 0 IS r, i> General — For officers of all Branches. (/.) Lodging-allowance (when not provided with quarters)— Lieutenants and officers of eq uivalent rank promoted from commission warrant rank (as for Lieutonants, see paragraph 1 (iii) (6)). Commissioned and other warrant officers (</.) Torpedo-boat destroyer pay while actually living cm board torpedo-boat destroyers 171 cow mission (It.) Torpedo-boat pay while actually living on hoard torpedoboats in commteewn (t.) Submarine pay (j.) Store allowances— (i.) For charge of one class of stores —i.e., Gunnor's, Torpedo Gunner's,* Boatswain's, or Carpenter's— Battleships and battle-cruisers Light cruisers (ii.) Additional to a warrant officer if in oharge of uteres other than his own, for which separate aooounts arc rendered, but not exceeding two classes : Battleships, battle-cruisers, and light oruisers (iii.) Destroyers, gun-boats, and other small vessels in which only one account for all stores is kept (iv.) Sarbour ships and establishments — an amount decided by the Naval Authority from time to time, and within these limits 0 3 6 0 I 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 3 6 63 17 li 0 10 18 r> 0 o 2 o ; :w 10 (i 0 4 0 T.i 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 6 0 o (i o o to 0 0 6 1 • it i : 0 0 li I) 0 l> 0 0 8 (id to 10(1. id to IOd. • The allowance for Torpedo Gunner's stores is payable only when the ship i; or Gunner (T) in complement. In other ships such stores are to be considere stores, and no extra allowance is payable on their account. s allowed a I. id as part of ; allowed a Lieutenant (T) i as part of the Gunner , *

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2. (i.) Rates of Pay of Petty Officers, Men, and Boys.

Jt«ti»g. Seniority in Rating. " Active Pay." One Day. '■ Deferred I'ay." lAdditiouiil Emoluments. Sec para. 2(ii). Total. One Day. Out- J>;iy Oue Day. JJoy (Seaman), 2nd ( lass Boy (Seaman), 1st ('lass Hoy Telegraphist Signal Boy Boy Apprentice Boy Writer Ship's Steward's Hoy .. Boy Servant Band Boy On entry 1 0 On rati s. d. 1 0 s. ,1. 1 0 s. d. s. d. 8. d. 1 II 8. .1. 1 II ■ S. (1. 2 II >> ■ 1 t> I II 3 5 Uβ -1 0 I II if » " K Ordinary Seaman, 2nd Class* - (I 2 0 1 LI 1 11 :i u Ordinary Seaman On rating or entry Ditto Stoker, 2nd Class Ordinary Signalman (hdinarv Telegraphist Second Conk's Mate Acting Sick-berth Attendant Officer's Stoward, 3rd Class Officer's Cook, 3rd Class .. 3 0 3 0 O '.I I 11 r> s " " Officer's Steward, 3rd Class .. | Officer's Cook, 3rd Class Able Seaman Stoker Signalman Telegraphist Ship's Steward's Aeeiistant 3rd Writer Sick-lierth Attendant .. Over 1 year 3 10 :i 10 On rating 4 0 I ."> 4 :i 4 3 3 10 I • On confirmation 4 0 in rating After 3 years 4 4 On rutin;.' 4 1 4 1 4 4 :! s All it 3 yean 3 11 On entry 4 10 4 8 4 8 3 10 :s io i o 4 5 4 3 4 3 3 10 £ 4 4 0 6 '.' C> !l (i II 7 I 7 2 7 2 0 !> 7 :! l> II U 0 I 0 I II -j ■> Sick-berth Attendant .. ((fflcer's Steward, 2nd ('la-s Officer's Cook, 2nd Class (look's Mate Bandsman Bandsman Cooper's Crew ('arpenter's ( reu Armourer's (Yew ■I 4 4 1 4 1 4 4 3 8 3 11 4 10 4 8 4 8 ;-1 v 7 :; 7 o 7 0 7 :: (> 7 (i 10 7 !) I 7 7 7 7 t Leading Seaman Leading Stoker Leading Signalman Leading Telegraphwi Sailmaker's Uate .. Leading Ship's Steward Assistant 2nd Writer .. .. .. j 2nd Sick-berth Steward .. . Officer's Steward, 2nd Class ()ffieer's Cook, 2nd ( lass Leading Cook's Mate .. Band Corporal Ship's .Musician 2nd Cooper I lending Carpenter "> Crew Leading Carpenter's Crew Kngine-ronm Artificer . . Klectrician .. >- Armourer's Male Blaoksmith's Mate Plumber's Mate Painter, 2nd ( Hans Shipwright, 3rd Clan •■ Leading Seaman Leading Stoker Leading Signalman Leading Telegraphic .. Sailmaker's Mate Leading Ship's Steward Assistant 2nd Sick-berth Steward Leading Cook's Mate . . Plumber's .Mate Painter, 2nd Class On promotion 4 2 I 8 I r> 4 r, (<n ratimr I 6 + I 5 4 • :: Over .'; yearn I I I I On rating 4 7 4 4 4 4 ■"' 2 r> o After 3 years ."> 2 .->tli (lass .-> 4 •"> 4 On entry 5 0 "> l I !l 4 9 ()n rating fl 4 4 2 4 8 4 r> 4 B t .-> I I ."> 4 I 7 I I I I 4 7 I I 4 4 5 2 5 (I S 2 .-> 4 .") 4 .-, (I 5 1 i g i g 6 4 I 1 -I I I II I I I f7 2 7 S 7 r> 7 ■"> 7 r> 7 I 8 4 7 7 7 4 7 I 7 7 7 I 7 4 8 2 S (I S 2 8 4 S I 8 0 8 I I 7 !> 7 9 9 I i Iver years 4 4 4 10 4 7 4 7 1 7 4 Id I 10 I 10 4 11 4 11 4 4 4 10 I 7 t 7 4 7 4 10 I 10 t io 4 11 4 11 I I , I II II ' I 7 1(1 7 7 ' ii 7 1(1 7 1(1 7 II (_7 11 Leading Seaman Leading Stoker Leading Signalman Leading Telegraphist Sailmaker's Mate Loading Ship's Steward's Assistant 2nd Sick-berth Steward Leading Cook's Mate .. Plumber's Mate Painter, 2nd Class (>\rr (> WAV- 4 6 5 0 4 9 4 9 4 9 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 1 '51 4 l> 5 0 4 9 4 9 4 9 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 1 5 1 il 2 12 1 II I II f7 7 8 I 7 10 7 10 7 10 is l 8 1 8 1 8 2 (.8 2 * Includee 2nd Class ordinary Signalmen and igvaphists.

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2. (i.) Rates of Pay of Petty Officers, Men, and Boys— continued.

Rating. "Active "Defe seniority in Pay '" Pa: Bating. One Day. One ! I " Deferred Pay." erre »y" ii.ii Additional Emoluments. See para. I (ii). : Total. One Day One Pay One Day. Petty Officer (Seaman). . Yeoman of Signals Petty Offioer Telegraphist Petty Offioer Stoker .. Sailmakei 2nd Ship's Steward 1st Writer Sick-berth Steward Officer's Steward, 1st Class Officer's Cook, 1st Class Ship's Cook Bandmaster Cooper Shipwright, 2nd Class Joiner Armourer Blacksmith Plumbrr Painter, 1st Class Ship's Corporal, 2nd Class Ship's Corporal, 1st Class s. d. s. Oμ rating 5 0 5 4 6 4 r, 2 4 10 5 10 8 4 4 7 6 1 >l 4 9 r, 6 6 7 r> 8 5 10 5 4 5 4 5 4 5 0 f, 4 s. d. i. ,1 3 s. d. s. d, S -1 X l> 8 6 8 4 8 0 (I 0 !) l> S 4 7 8 7 8 ■{8 3 7 11 8 8 9 0 8 l> 8 ii 8 6 8 6 8 fi 8 2 I 8 6 1 3 I II Petty Officer (Seaman).. Yeoman of Signals Petty Officer, Telegraphist Petty Officer, Stoker S.iilmaker 2nd Ship's Steward I st Writer Sick-berth Steward Officer's Steward, 1st Class Officer's Cook, 1st Class Ship's Cook Bandmaster Cooper Joiner Shipwright, 1st Class .. Armourer Blacksmith Plumber Painter, I et Class Ship's Corporal, 1st Class Over 3 years "> 2 6 7 5 7 .-> 4 5 0 6 1 6 4 5 8 4 10 4 10 I , B 4 f 1 5 0 5 8 S 8 On rating (i 10 Over 3 years fi 10 5 8 •"' 8 5 8 5 8 1 4 4 1 I I r 8 5 8 10 8 10 8 7 8 :{ 9 4 (I 7 8 !) 8 1 I 8 1 i 8 7 8 3 8 11 8 11 10 1 8 I 8 11 8 11 8 11 L 8 11 Petty Officer (Seaman).. Yeoman of Signals Petty Offioer, Telegraphist Petty Offioer. Stoker Sailinakor 2nd Ship's Steward I at Writer Sick-berth Steward i Iffloer's Steward, 1st Class ( HHoer'a Cook, 1st Class Ship's Cook* .. Bandmaster ('ooper Shipwright, 1st ('hiss • liiincr Armourer Blacksmith Plumber Painter, I st Class Ship's Corporal, 1st Class Over ii yearn 6 4 .-> io 5 10 6 li 5 2 Ii I 8 4 5 10 .-, (I 6 0 I j 6 li f l 5 2 8 10 Over '3 years (i 1(1 Over ti years l> 0 .-| 10 S 10 5 Hi 5 10 li li 1 5 5 I II r 8 8 9 2 9 2 8 10 8 f> 9 5 9 8 9 2 8 4 J 8 4 1 8 10 8 fi 9 2 III 2 9 4 9 2 9 2 9 2 9 2 I 9 4 Chief Petty Officer Chief Stoker Chief Yeoman of Signals Chief Petty Officer, Telegraphist Ship's Steward Chief Writer Chief Sick-berth Steward I (ffioer'e Chief Steward Officer's Chief Cook Chief Ship's Cook ( Ihief Bandmaster Chief Shipwright Chief Armourer Master-at-Arms .. .. , On rating •"> 8 5 JO 6 2 6 2 li 10 7 4 li li I , .-» 4 ' 5 4 6 10 5 3 l> 4 li 4 l> ( 9 ' ; 9 3 !> 7 8 7 io :{ 10 !) J 9 II ' S !l 8 !l ii :s 8 8 III 8 (I !l 19 9 I II

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R«tmg Seniority in Hating. " Active Pay." ■ Deferred Pay." Additional 1 Emoluments. See para. 2 (ii). Total. One Day. One Day. One Day. One Day. Chief Petty Officer .. .. Over 3 years Chief Stoker Chief Yeoman of Signals .. „ Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist.. Ship's Steward .. .. „ Chief Writer .. Chief Siok-berth Steward .. ,, Officer's Chief Steward .. „ Officer's Chief Cook .. .. „ Chief Ship's Cook .. .. „ Chief Bandmaster .. .. „ Chief Shipwright .. .. „ Chief Armourer .. .. „ Master-at-Arms .. .. ,, s. d. s. d. 6 0 6 4 c, ii 6 6 7 2 7 8 5 8 ' ' 5 8 6 1 5 9 7 5 7 4 i; id >1 s. d. 7 I II s. d. s. d. f 9 0 9 10 10 0 10 0 10 8 11 2 J 10 4 - 9 2 9 2 9 7 9 3 10 11 10 10 10 4 Chief Petty Officer .. .. Over l> years Chief Stoker . . .. .. „ Chief Yeoman of Signals .. „ Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist.. „ Ship's Steward .. .. „ Chief Writer Chief Sick-berth Steward Officer's Chief Steward „ Officer's Chief Cook Chief Ship's Cook Chief Bandmaster .. .. „ Chief Shipwright .. .. „ Chief Armourer .. .. .. Master-at-Arms 6 10 6 10 6 10 7 8 8 0 6 o r 8 6 0 6 4 6 3 7 9 7 10 7 4 1 8 1 II ' 9 11 10 5 10 5 10 5 ■ 11 3 11 7 10 9 9 7 9 7 9 11 9 10 11 4 11 5 ! 10 11 Chief Petty Officer .. .. Over 9 years Chief Stoker Chief Yeoman of Signals .. „ Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist.. „ Ship's Steward .. .. „ Chief Writer .. .. •• ,'. Chief Sick-berth Steward Officer's Chief Steward .. „ Officer's Chief Cook .. .. „ Chief Ship's Cook .. .. „ ( !hief Bandmaster .. .. .. Chief Shipwright Chief Armourer .. .. >• Master-at-Arms .. ■ • „ (i S ' 7 4 7 2 7 2 8 4 8 4 7 6 L, o 6 4 r ° 6 4 « 7 e g 8 1 8 I 7 10 1 0 1 11 I 10 4 11 0 10 10 10 10 12 0 12 0 11 2 ' 10 0 10 0 10 3 10 5 11 9 12 0 11 6 Chief Petty Officer .. .. Over 12 years Chief Stoker .. .. .. „ Chief Yeoman of Signals Chief Petty Officer Telegraphic .. Ship's Steward .. ■ • „ Chief Writer .. Chief Siok-berth Steward Officer's Chief Steward.. .. „ Officer's Chief Cook .. .. „ Chief Ship's Cook .. .. „ Chief Bandmaster .. Chief Shipwright .. .. „ Chief Armourer .. .. „ Miister-at-Arms .. .. .. 7 0 " 7 10 7 Ii 7 l> 8 8 s 8 J 1 ! -i» G 8 6 10 7 3 8 r> 8 10 S 4 ■ 1 10 I II flO 9 11 7 11 3 11 3 12 5 12 5 111 7 10 5 10 5 10 7 I 11 0 i 12 2 12 7 [12 1 Mechanician .. ■. • ■ On rating Mechanician .. .. •• After 3 years Mechanician .. .. • After 6 years Mechanician .. .. ■ ■ After !) yean Mechanician .. .. •■ After 12 years Engine-room Artificer .. .. 4th Class Electrician .. • • • • » Kngine-room Artificer .. .. 3rd Class Electrician .. .. • ■ » Engine-room Artificer .. .. 2nd ( lass Electrician .. .. • • >> Engine-room Artificer .. .. 1st Class Electrician .. .. ■ ■ » Chief Engine-room Artificer . . 2nd Class ('hief Electrician .. ■ ■ » Chief Engine-room Artificer .. I st Class Chief Electrician .. . • j „ (i S 18 7 0 19 7 4 I 10 7 S 1 II SO 2 0 7 0 I 9 7 (I 19 7 4 1 10 7 4 1 10 7 S I 11 7 8; 1 11 8 0 2 0 8 0 2 0 8 4 2 1 8 4 2 1 8 8 2 2 8 8 2 2 I II 1 11 1 II I II I II I II I II I II I 11 1 11 I II 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 11 ] 11 10 3 Id s 11 1 II ii II II 10 8 10 S 11 1 11 ,1 11 Ii II 8 11 11 11 11 12 4 12 4 12 9 12 9 \/|| IV' ■»» ~ w— — _ - w r Note.—The increments of pay for increase! conditions as may be prescribed. seniority will be subject to such

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Allowances for Uniform, Rations, and Medical Attendance. 2. (ii.) In addition to " active pay " and " deferred pay," each man and boy shall receive— Uniform—as prescribed in Regulation 2 (iii). Rations in kind, or allowance in lieu— Sea-going ships, Is. -Id. per diem. Harbour ships and establishments, Is. 2d. per diem. Medical attendance, valued at 3d. per diem. Clothing Gratuity and Allowance towards Cost of Uniform. 2. (iii.) Each man and boy on first joining the Permanent Naval Forces shall be credited with a clothing gratuity of £9 2s. 6d. in kind. After completion of fust twelve months' service an allowance towards cost of uniform at the rate of 6d. per day in kind shall be credited in arrear cm the last day of the quarter to each rating. Clothing gratuity or allowance towards cost of uniform shall not be paid to the individual man or boy, except as hereafter provided, but shall be used in payment of uniform clothing issued to each individual, the cost of which shall be charged against the gratuity or allowance. The kit to be maintained by each man or boy shall be that laid down in the Uniform Regulations. Any clothing required by a man or boy in addition to that paid for as above shall be provided at his own expense. In the case of a rating- discharged to shore within one year of first entry, the value of clothing issued under the gratuity in excess of an amount of 6d. per day for the actual period of his service shall be deducted from deferred pay due to him. If the deferred pay due is insufficient to cover this charge, the balance of the amount shall remain as a charge against the gratuity. On promotion to warrant rank, or on discharge from service, a rating shall be paid in rash, any balance standing to his credit in the clothing account. In lieu of clothing gratuity or allowance towards cost of uniform being credited to a rating, as prescribed in these regulations, the Naval Authority may approve in special cases of an allowance towards cost of uniform at the rate of 6d. per day being paid in cash. Recovered deserters are not to be treated as new entries, nor credited with a further clothing gratuity of £9 2s. 6d. The gratuity account is to stand in the ledger as at date of desertion, but the " date to which credited " is to be extended by the period of the deserter's absence. In extending the " date to which credited " the period of the deserter's absence is to be calculated in months, part of a month being considered as one month. The kit of a deserter, if not sold before his recovery, may be restored to him. If his kit has been sold, he should be supplied with a reduced kit (as laid down in the Uniform Regulations), to be charged against any credit on clothing gratuity account or against pay. In all cases where " deferred pay " is stopped for any period under the provisions of Regulation 3, the allowance towards cost of uniform of 6d. per day shall also be stopped for the same period, except that no stoppage of clothing-allowance is to be made during a rating's first twelve months' service. Petty Officers dressed as seamen shall, on promotion to Chief Petty Officers, be "paid a gratuity of £5 towards cost of change of uniform. Such sums shall-be credited in the ledger as " Uniform allowance paid in cash." A gratuity of £5 shall be paid to every Petty Officer or man dressed as a seaman on transfer to another rating, provided he is required to change his uniform from Class IT to Class lIT. A rating required to change his uniform from Class 111 to Class IT shall also be paid this gratuity. No gratuity shall be paid when the transfer is made on account of misconduct. Such sums shall be credited on the ledger as '' Uniform allowance paid in cash." Good-conduct Badges and Medals. 2. (iv.) Good-conduct badges and good-conduct medals will be awarded as follows for all ratings up to and including Chief Petty Officers, but goodconduct badges should not be worn by Chief Petty Officers :— qualifying service will be— For one badge .. 3 years! -„ ~ , ~ , , For two badges .. 8 „ the man s conduct For three badges "IS „ f For good-conduct medal 15 ~ J s> •

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(b.) These badges and medals will entitle their holders to the following emoluments:— " V.tive "Deferred Pay." Pay." d. d. One badge .. .. 2 1 Two badges .. .. .. 4 2 Three badges .. .. .. 6 3 Medal and three badges . . . . 6 -4* * " Deferred pay " not to bo earned by medal except during the period when the holder has also throe good-conduct bad Mulcts and Deductions. 2. (v.) Except, in cases mentioned in 3 (h), a day's pay for the purpose of mulcts and deductions shall mean full active pay and allowances credited on the ledger, but not extra pay, ration, uniform, lodging, and kindred allowances. Miscellaneous Allowances (Petty Officers and Men). 2. (vi.) The following allowances will also be granted, being added to " active pay," but no increase will be made in " deferred pay " :— (The allowances marked * refer t<> non-substantive ratings, and will be paid in accordance with the condition go\ erning payment of such allowances as laid down in the King's Regulations; others, no long a-- the rating is actually performing the special duty. &O.). Per Diem. s. d. THvina * Artificer Diver) , . , .., n i • i- • (Oβ jjj \ exolnaive of extra pay while aotually employed in diving -I X | Diving Instructor, while performing the duty .. .. .. ..0 8 Engines, < 'h<m/r Allowance. -To Chief or other fSngine-room Artificer — While in oharge of machinery of ship or torpedo-boat .. .. ..10 While in charge of machinery of a submarine .. .. .. ..20 Senior Engine-room Artificer (including Chief) next in rank t<> Engineer Offioer in Charge, in ihips in commit ion with engines of 3,000 indicated torse-power and upwards, at the discretion of the Naval Authority .. .. ..in Gunner'e Mate* lOpen to Leading Seamen, and to Chief and other Sea- ),» o Torpedo Gunner's Mate*) men Petty Officers .. .. .. .. J !PorP ff?^s'^ ifO ' e }open to Chief Petty Offioers and Petty Offloere .. 1 4 J" Gunners Mates, in addition to pay as such .. ~1 „ , ~ „, * . Leading Seamen, not Gunner's Mates .. .. I „ „ 11itnunii'.r, Ist ( hisx,* open to ' ~, . „ , , 1 n ~~. . , >O S ■■ ' ' ' Chief and other Seamen Petty Officers, not Gunner s | {_ mates .. .. .. .. .. J Gunkiyer 2nd Cfoss* 1 0 to Al)le Sea men and Leading Seamen and to I Ihief f" !i Leading Torpedo Man* Wd other Seamen Petty i" I Gunlayer, 3rd Clans* 1 ■ 2 Seaman Gunner* I Open to Able Seamen and Leading Seamen .. ..(»:! Seaman Torpedo Man* \ ' I'n.rimin of Torpedo-boat.* —Open to Chief and other Seaman Petty Officers not receiving pay for any other non-substantive rating .. .. ..0 7 Engineer's Writer. —To the Stoker rating aotually doing the duty in ships allowed the rating in complement .. .. .. .. .. ..06 Sac? ■: ''■- ** » ■■ - **- i ' m ? -1 bSC , —"} •■ ° 2 Physical-training Instructor (open to Leading*] 2nd Class* fin addition to gun-*| 0 3 Seamen and Chief or other Seamen Pettj Ist Class* ' nery or torpedo al->0 <> Officer.,) . ' J Staff .. l_ lowances .. J0 10 .. ,„, (Open to Chief Stoker, Stoker Petty Offioer, or Leading) from 0 2 Yeoman of Storp \ ' st()U . r ■ .. f to 0 4 Tailor. —Open to seamen below the rating of Petty Officer .. .. ..04 Lodging-allowance, when not provided with quarters — Chief Petty Officer .. .. .. .. .. .. ..2 0 Petty Officer .. .. .. .. .. .. ..19 Others .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..13 Torpedo-boat-destroyer pay, while aotually living on board torpedo-boat destroyers in commiesion — All ratings .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..Oβ Torpedo-boat pay, while aotually livini; on board torpedo-boats in commission — All ratings'.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..10 Submarine pay — Petty Officers and loading ratings .. .. .. .. ..20 Other ratings .. .. .. .. .. .. ..20 V ictualling-store allowance — Rating doing duty as Ship' Steward in vessel in which no Ship's Steward is allowod .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 0 (i Double-bottom pay — (a.) Ordinary rate .. .. .. .. .. .. ..09 (b.) Within the tropics .. .. .. .. .. ..10 (To be paid under the same conditions as prescribed in Article 1475 of the King's Regulations.)

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Per Diem. s. d. Tropical pay — For all Stoker rating* ami Seamen under training in the stokehold, actually employed and doing duty when steam is up in the ship or in a steamboat within the tropics. Not to be paid for any time during which the fires are only banked or when steam is only u:ed for auxiliary purpose-, suoh as electric lighting or condensing. Chief and other Engine-room Artificers are not eligible for this allowance .. .. .. .. ..10 Bugler puy —■ Open in Hoys and Ordinary and Able Seamen only while actually doing the duty in ships allowed the rating .. .. .. .. ..02 Married allowance, — To all married sea-going ratings whose wives are resident in New Zealand, subject to such conditions as may bo proscribed by the Naval Authority. Charge of mess-traps — Allowances in accordance with the following scale, under uuoh conditions as may bo prescribed by the Naval Authority, will bo paid for the care of the mees-traps supplied to Flag Officers and Commanding Officers of ships, and to wardroom, gunroom, and warrant offioera' mosses. When the value of the mess-trap> supplied is under tlO .. .. Nil. When the value of the mess-traps supplied is— s. d. £10 and under £26 .. .. .. .. ..01 £25 „ £50 .. .. .. .. ..02 £50 „ £75 .. .. .. .. ..03 £75 „ £100 .. .. .. .. ..0 4 £100 „ £150 .. .. .. .. ..05 1150 „ £200 .. .. .. .. ..0 6 £200 „ £250 .. .. .. .. ..07 £250 „ £300 .. .. .. .. ..08 £300 „ £400 .. .. .. .. ..09 £400 „ £500 .. .. .. .. .. 010 £500 „ £600 .. .. .. .. .. 0 11 £600 and over .. .. .. .. . . ..10 Warrant Officer's servant — To an Able Seaman or Stoker whilst, actually performing the duty .. 0 3

Deferred Pay. 3. The following conditions shall govern " deferred pay " :— (a.) The account of each officer or man in receipt of deferred pay will be credited with the amount deferred and with the interest thereon ; the interest— (i.) To be allowed at the rate of 3J per cent; (ii.) To be added to each individual's account annually on 30th June ; (iii.) To be computed annually on the amount standing to credit of the individual at the end of the previous financia year. (b.) On resignation or retirement of any officer entitled to deferred pay, the actuarial equivalent of accumulated amount of his contributions will be granted to him; the individual concerned to have the option of receiving this actuarial equivalent— (i.) In the form of an annuity for life ; (ii.) Half in the form of an annuity and half in the form of a cash payment ; (iii.) In other form, if desired, in special circumstances, to be decided by the Naval Authority. (c.) On the discharge of any rating the actuarial equivalent of accumulated amount of his contributions will be granted to him as follows :— (i.)- Seven years' service or less, in the form of an annuity for life : (ii.) Over seven years' service and under fourteen years, if re-engaged for second period —As above, or half in the form of an annuity and half in the form of cash payment; (iii.) Over fourteen years' service, if re-engaged for third per od—Either of the above or, by permission of the Naval Authority, cash payment in full. (d.) In the case of death of an individual whilst in the service, the full amount of accumulated deferred pay will be payable to his estate. (c.) Persons dismissed from the Naval Service for misconduct (as defined in the Naval Regulations) will forfeit all claim to deferred pay : Provided, however, in the case of men, that deferred pay for each completed term of engagement or re-engagement shiiil not be subject to forfeiture. (_/.) Contributions by the Dominion towards pension rights of officers and men lent from Royal Navy shall be deducted from amounts credited to such officers and men on account of deferred pay, and in case of such officers and men the accumulated balance (if any) shall be payable to them as a cash payment on their return to the Royal Navy. (g.) Men entered or re-engaged shall not be entitled on discharge to draw deferred pay until the expiration of the period of time for which they engaged or re-engaged to serve :

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Provided that in cases where ratings are discharged invalided or otherwise in the interests of the service before the expiration of the period for which they engaged or re-engaged to serve, the Naval Authority may, where it appears desirable, approve of payment of deferred pay being made to such rating on discharge. (A.) Deferred pay shall not be credited in any of the following circum stances :— (i.) During imprisonment or detention (either summarily or by Courtmartial) ; (ii.) Imprisonment after conviction by Civil power : (iii.) Confinement in cells ; (iv.) Sick-leave granted without paw In every case where active pay is drawn deferred pay shall he credited. Mulcts for leave-breaking or deductions <>n account of being in the 2nd Class for conduct and sick-leave granted <m reduced pay shall not affect deferred pay. (i.) Save in the case of men lent from the Royal Navy, deferred pay shall in no case be granted to any man until he has been enrolled in the Royal Naval Reserve on discharge as prescribed by the Regulations. VICTUALLING AND CLOTHING. 4. The system of victualling and clothing will for the present be the same as obtains in the Royal Navy. The prices to be charged are subject to variation, and will be such as shall be prescribed from time to time by the Naval Authority. STATIONERY ALLOWANCES. 5. Stationery allowances, subject to the conditions set out in Article 1369 of the King's Regulations, so far as applicable, may be paid as follows :— li r Ann urn. Accountant Officer (to be paid lor the period in charge)— £ ■■• d. Ships with complements exceeding 600 .. .. 18 18 0 Ships with complements from 301 to 600 .. .. 15 15 0 Ships with complements from 201 to 300 .. .. 12 12 0 Ships with complements from 101 to 200 .. .. 8 8 0 Ships with complements not exceeding 100 .. .. 4 4 0 Ship to which a torpedo-boat destroyer is attached as tender (payable in addition to the ordinary stationery allowance for the period during which the torpedoboat destroyer is attached) .. .. .. 3 3 0 Allowance for signal duties (to be paid for the periods of service) — Por Annum. Commanding Officers of separate ships as follows : — £ • d. Ships with complements exceeding 300 .. .. 3 0 0 Ships with complements from 101 to 300 .. .. 2 0 0 Ships with complements not exceeding 100 .. .. 10 0 Commanders of destroyer divisions .. .. 10 0 The above are in addition to the established books and forms, official foolscap, letter-paper, and envelopes, which will be supplied free. The Accountant Officer may pay himself, on commissioning, twelve months' advance of the stationery allowance, and afterwards, at the commencement of each quarter, a quarter's allowance, at the rates laid down in this regulation. The Accountant Officer shall provide from this allowance the stationery required in the performance of the public duties of the Captain and of the heads of departments of the ship, for binding the ship's books, and also for any supplies that may be necessary for tenders. On- being superseded he is to hand over to his successor the proper proportion of the advance in respect of the unexpired period, or articles in kind equivalent in value thereto ; the succeeding Accountant Officer, on the other hand, is to reimburse his predecessor for whatever necessary outlays on the above heads be has made which are not covered by the allowance already drawn. In every ship not supplied with stationery in kind, in which a Naval Schoolmaster is borne or a competent person detailed to perform the duties of Schoolmaster, expenditure within the following limits may be approved by the Commanding Officer for the purpose of supplying slates, paper, and school necessaries for the use of the men and boys attending the school, and for supplying the requirements of the Schoolmaster :— Ships with complements exceeding 600—£4 on commissioning, and £1 for each subsequent quarter ; Ships with complements, 201 to 600—£3 on commissioning, and 15s. for each subsequent quarter ; Ships with complements not exceeding 200—£2 on commissioning, and 10s. for each subsequent quarter.

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These amounts are not to be paid as an allowance, but all expenditure shall be subject to the production of supporting vouchers. Payment should lie made to the Chaplain, or, if no Chaplain is borne, to the officer superintending the school-work. DESERTERS. (i. A person who deserts Iroin the Naval Service shall forfeit all active pay, allowances, and deferred pay due to him to the date of desertion, and shall forfeit all past service for the purposes of furlough, of good-conduct badges, and long-service and good-conduct medal. The Naval Authority may in the case of recovered deserters in special circumstances approve of the restoration of any portion of the pay, allowances, deferred pay, or service forfeited by the act of desertion. The Captain is to cause the clothes and effects of a deserter to be delivered into the charge of the Accountant Officer, together with an inven tory signed by two or more persons. After the expiration of three months from the date of desertion the Captain shall authorize the clothes and effects of a deserter to be sold on board by auction. Rewards for arrest of deserters shall be paid as follow : — Up to a limit of £1 for a straggler. Up to a limit of £5 for a deserter or presumed deserter. The amount of the reward, within above limits ; shall be at the discretion of the officer issuing the warrant, and shall, together with any expenses incidental to arrest, be charged by the Accountant Officer against the pay of the deserter or straggler earned subsequently to arrest. PURCHASE OF DISCHARGE. 7. Petty Officers, seamen, ami others below the rank of Warrant Officer shall be permitted, subject to the approval of the Naval Authority, to purchase their discharge on the following terms : — (a.) Up to but not exceeding one month from date of first entry, £10. (i>.) After one month, but not exceeding three months, from date of first entry, £20. (c.) After three months from date of first entry — (i.) Boys under eighteen years of age, £40. (ii.) Men— (1.) Up to three years' service since date of engagement, £48. (2.) Over three years' and up to six years' service since date of engagement, £36. (3.) Over stx years' service since date of engagement, £24. Time served as boy shall not be allowed to count as "' service " under (ii). (tl.) After re-engagement — (1.) Up to four years' service since date of re-engagement, (2.) Over four years' service since date of re-engagement, £8. Service must be actual service in receipt of wages, as recorded on the service certificate. In special circumstances the Naval Authority may approve of the discharge of a rating without payment of purchase-money, or may reduce the amount of perchase-money required by the above scale. TRAVELLING-ALLOWANCES. Scale of Travelling-allowances. 8. (1.) (a.) The following are the rates of travelling-allowances which may be drawn by members of the Naval Forces when travelling on duty :—

Daily Allowance naiiv a " er One Rank or Relative Bank. inn™™ Week's Hourly Rate. Allowance. r^^ in same Place. s. d. 3. (I. Captains .. .. .. .. 20 (I 15 0] Commanders and Lieutenants over 15 0 1:2 i> eight yearn Lieutenants mule: eight yean (inolud- 12 8 n> 0 ins; those promoted from oommis- , , , .. , stoned warrant rank) and Sub-Lieu- " f " : "'- v ra J? tuv "™ U tenant. bour when thejourney Commisaioned and other warrant officers 10 0 8 H i« not oompleted in the Midshipmen and other subordinate 1(1 (I s 6 sameaay. officers Chief Petty Otticors .. .. s (I 6 6 Petty Officers .. .. .. 7 (I 6 0 Seamen and others .. . . 5 0 5 0j

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(b.) The above rates of travelling-allowance are exclusive of any cost of conveyance by rail, coach, or steamer; and in computing the period the time shall be counted from the time of departure by train, coach, or steamer to the time of return by the same. (c.) When travelling by steamer or other vessel in which the fare paid includes subsistence, only one-quarter of the ordinary rates shall be allowed. (d.) Where it is proved to the satisfaction of the Naval Authority that the travelling-expenses a member is entitled to draw under these Regulations do not cover his actual expenses, the Naval Authority may authorize payment of an increased rate of travelling-allowance. (c.) The Naval Authority may reduce the rates of travelling-allowances under the scale when circumstances appear to justify such a course. (/.) When a journey is commenced and completed on the same day, and the member proceeds to a place not less than five miles from his station, he will be allowed necessary expenses for meals only, which must not exceed the following rates :—

In cases where the places visited are less than five miles distant no allowance for meals will be granted unless in exceptional circumstances and with the approval of the Naval Authority. A morning meal shall only be granted if leaving before 7 a.m., and an evening meal if returning after 7 p.m. (g.) Warrant officers, Petty Officers, and men, where practicable, will be provided with rations and quarters in lieu of travelling-allowances and any mess charges will be allowed them. (h.) Allowance in lieu of rations or lodging-allowance shall not be drawn when travelling-allowance is drawn. Cab-hire. 8. (2.) (a.) (Jab-hire shall be allowed only when, in the opinion of the Commanding Officer, such expenditure is expedient or necessary. (6.) Cabs should not be used when any other form of public conveyance which would meet the case is available. (c.) Officers travelling with baggage shall be allowed reasonable expenses for cabs, but in every such case the distance travelled is to be clearly stated. (d.) When cab-hire is claimed for more than 55., receipt for such payment must accompany claim. Claims for cab-hire at rates in excess of the legal fares are not admissible. Claims for hire of taxi-cabs shall not be admitted where the rates for hire of such cabs exceed the rates for hire of ordinary cabs. Conveyance of Baggage. 8. (3.). The scale of baggage allowed to be conveyed at the Government expense will be as laid down in Appendix IX, King's Eegulations, where applicable. Naval Authority. 9. The Minister of Defence' shall be the Naval Authority within the meaning and for the purposes of these Regulations. J. F. ANDREWS, Clerk of the Executive Council.

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