New Zealand Gazette – 1929 – No. 82

Page 3193

✨ Military Allowances

Dec. 6.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3193

No.	Allowance and Rank.	Conditions of Payment.	In Ships bearing the Flag of a Commander-in-Chief.	In Ships bearing other Flags or Broad Pendants.
50	Flag allowance .. .. .. .. Commander or Lieut.-Commander for executive duties .. .. .. .. Commander (N), Lieut.-Commander (N), or Lieutenant (N) .. .. .. .. Engineer Commander, Commander (E), Engineer Lieut.-Commander, or Lieut.-Commander (E)— If an Engineer Captain is borne as Fleet or Squadron Engineer Officer and is not accommodated on board the flagship .. If the Engineer Captain is absent from the fleet or squadron otherwise than on leave, provided that the period of absence is not less than 30 days, or if none is borne for the fleet or squadron .. If the Engineer Captain is accommodated on board .. Senior officer of Royal Marine detachment.. Surgeon Commander or Surgeon Lieut.-Commander .. .. .. ..	As laid down in K.R. & A.I. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..	s. d. 5 0 5 0 2 6 5 0 5 0	s. d. 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6
			No allowance.
			Payable continuously.
51	Submarine allowance .. .. .. (i) Officers forming part crew of—(a) Submarines in commission with full crews; (b) submarines in immediate reserve; (c) new submarines from date of commencement of trials— Officers of the rank of Captain when appointed in command of a submarine; and when actually in command as at (c) .. .. .. Officers above the rank of Sub-Lieutenant and below the rank of Captain Commissioned officers from warrant rank and warrant officers .. Other officers of, or below, the rank of Sub-Lieutenant .. ..	As laid down in K.R. & A.I. .. .. .. ..	6s. a day. 6s. a day. 3s. 9d. a day. 3s. a day.
	(ii) (a) Officers forming part of spare crews and officers of submarines in material reserve; (b) officers undergoing course for officers qualifying for command of submarines— Officers above the rank of Sub-Lieutenant and below the rank of Captain Commissioned officers from warrant rank and warrant officers .. Other officers of, or below, the rank of Sub-Lieutenant .. ..	.. .. ..	For each Day at Sea in Submarine. s. d. 6 0 3 9 3 0	For each Day not at Sea in Submarine. s. d. 4 0 2 6 2 0
	(iii) Officers appointed to Depot ships for duty Class I, with submarines :— Officers above the rank of Sub-Lieutenant and below the rank of Captain Commissioned officers from warrant rank and warrant officers .. Other officers of, or below, the rank of Sub-Lieutenant .. ..	.. .. ..	3 9 3 9 2 3	2 6 2 6 1 6
	(iv) (a) Officers appointed to submarine depot ships for duty, Class II, with submarines (i.e., officers who have certain duties with flotillas which are not considered to justify payment of the continuous allowances shown above for officers appointed for duty, Class I); (b) officers not appointed for submarine duty when actually at sea in submarines for the performance of specific duty; (c) officers under training :— Officers above the rank of Sub-Lieutenant and below the rank of Captain Commissioned officers from warrant rank and warrant officers .. Other officers of, or below, the rank of Sub-Lieutenant .. ..	.. .. ..	6 0 3 9 3 0	Nil. Nil. Nil.

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🛡️ Rates of Allowances for Officers in the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy (continued from previous page)

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
KeywordsAllowances, Officers, Royal Navy, New Zealand Division, Flag Allowance, Submarine Allowance

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