New Zealand Gazette – 1906 – No. 9

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✨ Military Organisation and Structure

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 9

(h.) Cadets.

Company Establishment.

—	Captain, or Acting Honorary Captain.	Lieutenants, or Acting Honorary Lieutenants.	Acting Colour-sergeant.	Acting Sergeants.	Acting Corporals.	Privates.	Bugler.	Totals.
								Officers.
								N.C.Os. and Men.
								Total.
Maximum	1	2	1	4	4	50	1	3
Minimum	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	2
								60
								40
								63
								42

Cadet companies shall be formed into battalions and lettered in order of seniority. The battalion staff shall consist of one major, one adjutant, and one quartermaster with honorary rank.

(i.) Defence Rifle Clubs.

1 captain and not less than 14 members.
Defence Rifle Clubs may, by direction of the Minister, be affiliated with the nearest or most convenient Volunteer company.

(j.) Garrison Bands.

—	Bandmaster.*	Drum-major.	Sergeants.	Corporals.	Bandsmen.	Total.
Maximum	1	1	2	2	20	26
Minimum	..	..	..	..	..	20

In cases where the bandmaster has been seven years in charge of the band, and efficient, he may be granted the honorary rank of lieutenant.

Garrison bands shall only be formed at headquarters of districts.

(k.) Battalion Bands.

—	Bandmaster.	Sergeant.	Corporal.	Bandsmen.	Total.
Maximum	1	1	1	17	20
Minimum	..	..	..	..	10

Battalion bands will be allowed at battalion headquarters provided not less than two companies are located there.
At the headquarters of Infantry battalions, where two or more companies are located, a battalion band may be established, consisting of not more than twenty or less than ten members, inclusive of a sergeant in charge.

PRECEDENCE.

Precedence of Arms and Companies.

The various branches of the New Zealand Defence Forces shall rank in the order named below :—
Permanent Staff.
Royal New Zealand Artillery.
Royal New Zealand Engineers.
Militia (when embodied).

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1906, No 9

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🛡️ Field Hospital and Bearer Companies Establishment (continued from previous page)

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
KeywordsField Hospital, Bearer Companies, Establishment, Ranks, Military Districts

🛡️ Cadet Company Establishment and Organisation

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
KeywordsCadets, Company Establishment, Military Ranks, Battalion Structure

🛡️ Defence Rifle Clubs Organisation

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
KeywordsRifle Clubs, Volunteer Companies, Affiliation, Membership Requirements

🛡️ Garrison Bands Establishment and Structure

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
KeywordsGarrison Bands, Bandmaster, Drum-major, Military Bands, District Headquarters

🛡️ Battalion Bands Organisation

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
KeywordsBattalion Bands, Bandmaster, Sergeant, Bandsmen, Company Headquarters

🛡️ Precedence of Arms and Companies

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
KeywordsMilitary Precedence, Permanent Staff, Royal New Zealand Artillery, Royal New Zealand Engineers, Militia

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