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(b.) Blue gorget-patches, blue cap-bands, lion-and-crown cap-
badges—
(i.) Director of Ordnance Services.
(ii.) Director of Financial Services.
(iii.) Director of Medical Services.
(iv.) Director of Dental Services.

917. Staff distinctions will not be worn by officers after they
     have relinquished their appointments as Staff Officers.
918. All officers holding staff appointments at General Head-
     quarters or command headquarters will, when on duty with troops,
     wear armlets, 4 in. in depth, on the right arm above the elbow, as
     follows :—
     (i.) General Headquarters—red-and-blue armlet.
     (ii.) Command headquarters—red-and-white armlet.
919. Armlets will bear the following letters to distinguish the
     branch which the Staff Officer represents :—
     General staff—“ G.”
     Adjutant-General’s staff—“ A.”
     Quartermaster-General’s staff—“ Q.”
     Artillery staff—symbol representing a gun.
     Supply and Transport officers attached to staff—“ S and
     T.”
     Medical Officers attached to staff—“ M.”
     Ordnance Officers attached to staff—“ O.”
920. The aiguillette will be worn by—
     (a.) Aides-de-Camp to the King.
     (b.) Aides-de-Camp to the Governor-General.
     (c.) Certain Staff Officers (see para. 916).
     -It will be worn on the right shoulder by Aides-de-Camp, and on the
     left shoulder by all others entitled to wear it.

ORDERS OF DRESS—OTHER RANKS.

921. Khaki service dress only will be worn by warrant officers,
     non-commissioned officers, and men of the Permanent Forces, as
     under :—

Permanent Staff.

1. Jacket (with medal-ribands).
2. Pantaloons.
3. Service-dress cap, or felt hat with pugaree (as ordered).
4. Brown ankle-boots.
5. Puttees.
6. Spurs (to be worn only when instructing mounted units).
7. Sam Browne belt.
8. Greatcoat.

Royal N.Z. Artillery.

1. Jacket (with medal-ribands).
2. Pantaloons.
3. Service-dress cap, or felt hat with pugaree (as ordered).
4. Ankle-boots (brown for warrant officers and staff sergeants, black
   for other ranks).
5. Puttees.
6. Spurs (for those who perform mounted duties).
7. Sam Browne belt (warrant officers and staff sergeants). Bando-
   liers (other ranks).
8. Greatcoat.

N.Z. Permanent Air Force.

N.Z. Permanent Army Service Corps.

1. Jacket (with medal-ribands).
2. Pantaloons.
3. Service-dress cap or felt hat with pugaree (as ordered).
4. Brown ankle-boots.
5. Puttees.
6. Spurs.
7. Sam Browne belt (warrant officers and staff sergeants).
8. Greatcoat.

Ordnance Corps and Pay Corps.

1. Jacket (with medal-ribands).
2. Pantaloons (staff sergeants and above); trousers (other ranks).
3. Service-dress cap or felt hat with pugaree (as ordered).
4. Brown ankle-boots with puttees (staff sergeants and above);
   black ankle-boots (other ranks).

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5. Sam Browne belt (staff sergeants and above); brown leather
   waist-belt (other ranks).
6. Greatcoat.

Full Dress.

Full dress will be as above, with the following modifications :—
(a.) Decorations and medals will be worn.
(b.) Warrant officers and non-commissioned officers of the Per-
manent Staff when parading with regiments will wear felt hats
with pugarees.
(c.) Royal N.Z. Artillery, N.Z. Permanent Army Service Corps,
N.Z. Army Ordnance Corps, and N.Z. Army Pay Corps will wear
felt hats with pugarees.

Working Dress.

922. Drill khaki jacket and trousers are authorized for “ working
     dress ” for Royal N.Z. Artillery, N.Z. Permanent Air Force, N.Z.
     Permanent Army Service Corps, and N.Z. Army Ordnance Corps.

Defence Vessels.

923. Coxswains and engineers of Defence vessels will wear blue-
     cloth reefer jacket, waistcoat, and trousers, white turned-down
     collar and black tie, and blue peaked cap.

Territorial Force.

924. Only service dress as issued from Ordnance stores and in
     accordance with sealed patterns will be worn by warrant officers,
     non-commissioned officers, and men of the Territorial Force.
925. The service dress for warrant officers, non-commissioned
     officers, and men of the Territorial Force is as follows :—
     Mounted Units and Mounted Men of Dismounted Units.—Jacket
     with medal-ribands; pantaloons; greatcoat, M.S.; puttees; hat,
     felt, with pugaree; boots (black); spurs; bandoliers.
     Dismounted Units.—Jacket with medal-ribands; trousers;
     greatcoat, D.S.; puttees; hat, felt, with pugaree; boots (black);
     belt, waist, web.
     (Note.—Personnel (mounted and dismounted of 60-pr. bat-
     teries, 6 in. howitzer batteries, 3·7 in. howitzer batteries, Coast
     Artillery batteries, Corps of Engineers, and Corps of Signals will
     wear pantaloons. Pantaloons in lieu of trousers and belt, waist,
     web, walking-out pattern, may be worn by personnel of Infantry
     bands.)
926. No separate full dress will be provided. When “ full
     dress ” is ordered, service dress will be worn with medals and
     decorations.
927. Felt hats will be worn in the following manner :—
     Mounted Rifle regiments : Brim horizontal, crown dented
     with the crease running from front to rear.
     All units except Mounted Rifles : Brim horizontal, crown
     peaked.

Cadets.

928. The sealed pattern uniform, as issued from Ordnance
     stores, will be worn by non-commissioned officers and other ranks
     of the Cadets.
929. The sealed pattern uniform is as follows : Jacket, blouse
     pattern ; shorts ; hat, felt, with pugaree ; belt, waist, web ; hose
     (puttees).
930. Cadet companies may wear their company colours in the
     form of a small blaze on the pugaree.

Wearing of Uniform by Territorials and Cadets.

931. No Territorial or Cadet shall wear his uniform or any part
     thereof (including the greatcoat) except when performing military
     duties, or serving in any camp of training or military exercise, or
     going to or from the place of parade, exercise, training, or military
     duty. Every Territorial or Cadet who commits a breach of this
     regulation is liable to a fine not exceeding £2 for each such offence,
     recoverable on summary conviction.

Corps and Regimentel Badges.

932. Corps and regimental badges, as approved by the General
     Officer Commanding, will be worn by officers, warrant officers,
     non-commissioned officers, and men on caps, hats, service jackets,
     blue-serge jackets, and mess jackets. They will be affixed on
     jackets as described in Appendix XI.
933. Officers authorized to wear staff distinctions will not wear
     regimental badges except on mess jackets.

Shoulder-titles.

934. The shoulder-titles of the unit or corps, in brass letters,
     will be worn by officers, warrant officers, non-commissioned officers,
     and men on the shoulder-straps of jackets (service and blue) and
     greatcoats. They will not be worn on mess jackets.