171. When attending a continuous course of instruction with pay, officers who

do not reside at the station where instruction is given will, if not provided with
quarters or tents, receive lodging-allowance.

172. N.C.O.s or men who do not reside at their usual place of abode while
     attending a continuous course of instruction will be provided with quarters or
     tent, or with lodging-allowance in lieu thereof, if accommodation is not available
     during the period.

173. The following will be the rates of lodging-allowance to be drawn by
     officers and N.C.O.s of the Territorial Force when attending continuous courses of
     instruction under para. 294–297 “Regulations for the New Zealand Military
     Forces.” This allowance will be granted only where tent accommodation or
     quarters are not provided.

s. d.
Colonels and Lieut.-Colonels .. .. 7 6 per day.
Majors .. .. .. .. 6 3 ,,
Captains and Lieutenants .. .. 5 0 ,,
Warrant officers and N.C.O.s .. .. 4 0 ,,
The allowance in lieu of rations will not be granted when lodging-allowance is
drawn.

Ration Allowance

174. When under instruction at continuous courses of instruction, N.C.O.s
     and men (if not able to live at their own homes) will be entitled to rations in
     kind or an allowance of 2s. per diem in lieu thereof.

Horse Hire, Forage, and Grooming Allowances

175. All officers, N.C.O.s, and men other than those belonging to units of the
     Mounted brigades, or detached squadrons of Mounted Rifles, authorized to be
     mounted at annual training in camp or other duty sanctioned by the O.C.
     District shall be entitled to the allowance for horse-hire if a horse is not provided
     by the Department.

176. Where a horse is not provided by the Department an allowance not
     exceeding 10s. per diem will be granted for the hire of a horse when necessary, if
     approved by O.C. District.

177. An amount of 1s. 6d. per diem will be allowed for forage (when forage
     is not supplied free) for one horse each for Mounted officers and men during
     annual training in camp or other authorized duty for which the employment
     of a horse has been sanctioned by the O.C. District, a grooming-allowance of
     1s. 6d. per diem may also be drawn by Mounted officers while in camp.

178. An officer of the Territorial Force serving temporarily as Acting Brigade-
     Major or Acting Adjutant in the place of an officer of the Staff Corps or Royal
     New Zealand Artillery will be allowed the sum actually and necessarily expended
     in horse-hire, not exceeding 10s. per diem, for any mounted duties he may be
     called upon to perform. When horse-hire is claimed for an Acting Brigade-Major
     or Acting Adjutant, the name of the officer for whom he is acting must be shown
     in the claim.

TRAVELLING-ALLOWANCES

179. Officers Commanding Brigades—15s. per day (or 10s. per day : see below).
     Coast Defence Commanders—15s. per day (or 10s. per day : see below).
     Officers commanding units—12s. 6d. per day (or 10s. per day : see below).
     Other officers—10s. per day.
     N.C.O.s and men—8s. per day.

180. Brigadiers, Coast Defence Commanders, and officers commanding units
     shall draw the above allowance of 15s. per diem in addition to steamer, rail,
     or coach fares for a period not exceeding twenty-one days per annum, for the
     purpose of inspecting their units.

181. All officers (including Brigadiers, Coast Defence Commanders, and
     officers commanding units) shall be entitled to a travelling-allowance of 10s. per
     day in addition to steamer, rail, and coach fares when ordered to attend—(1) Staff
     tours, (2) Courts-martial, (3) obligatory or voluntary courses of instruction,
     (4) Boards, (5) conferences. This allowance shall only be drawn for the day (or
     days) of arrival and departure.

182. All officers (including Brigadiers, Coast Defence Commanders, and
     officers commanding units shall be entitled to a travelling-allowance of 10s. per
     day in addition to steamer, rail, or coach fares when travelling to or from the
     annual camp, for each day on which pay is not drawn.

183. N.C.O.s and men shall be entitled to a travelling-allowance of 8s. per
     day in addition to steamer, rail, or coach fares when ordered to attend—(1) Courts-
     martial, (2) obligatory or voluntary courses of instruction, (3) Boards. This allow-
     ance shall only be drawn for the day (or days) of arrival and departure.

184. N.C.O.s and men shall be entitled to a travelling-allowance of 8s. per
     day, in addition to steamer, rail, or coach fares, when attending the annual camp
     for each day on which pay is not drawn. The four extra days in camp are not
     to be reckoned as days for which pay is not drawn (i.e., no travelling-allowance
     is payable for the four extra days in camp, although pay is not drawn for that
     period).

185. No travelling-allowance whatsoever shall be payable to any officer,
     N.C.O., or man unless the distance travelled exceeds ten miles.

186. All travelling-allowances are to be calculated from the officers' official
     headquarters, or, if no greater expense is involved, may be calculated from the
     officers' residences.

187. The cost of conveyance of units to and from annual training in camp,
     drills, and musketry shall be defrayed out of the district training grant.

188. No grant from public funds shall be made for the conveyance of officers’
     horses or other horses in excess of the number laid down in the Territorial
     Force establishments.