New Zealand Gazette – 1929 – No. 82

Page 3199

✨ Military Allowances

Dec. 6.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3199

No.	Allowance.	Conditions of Payment, &c.	Rate per Day.
67	(c) Officers’ messes on scales allowed to Destroyers and Flotilla Leaders, also gun-room and warrant officers (new scale) messes— Messes of 1 to 4 officers (inclusive) .. Messes of 5 to 10 officers (inclusive) .. Messes of 11 to 16 officers (inclusive) .. Messes of 17 to 22 officers (inclusive) .. Messes of 23 to 34 officers (inclusive) .. Messes of 35 to 46 officers (inclusive) .. Messes of 47 to 58 officers (inclusive) .. Messes of 59 to 70 officers (inclusive) .. Messes of 71 to 94 officers (inclusive) .. Messes of 95 to 118 officers (inclusive) .. Messes of 119 to 142 officers (inclusive) .. Messes of 143 and upward ..	As laid down in K.R. & A.I.	s. d. 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 9 0 10 0 11 1 0
	Submarines— Submarine allowance— (a) Ratings forming part crews of submarines, including those in immediate reserve— Ratings above A.B. and equivalent ratings .. A.B.s and equivalent ratings .. Ordinary seamen and equivalent ratings Boys ..	As laid down in K.R. & A.I. (payable continuously).	3 9 3 0 2 3 1 1½
	(b) When appointed to Depots as spare crews or undergoing courses in schools— Ratings above A.B. and equivalent ratings .. A.B.s and equivalent ratings .. Ordinary seamen and equivalent ratings Boys ..	As laid down in K.R. & A.I.	s. d. 3 9 3 0 2 3 1 1½
	(c) Ratings under training— Ratings above A.B. and equivalent ratings .. A.B.s and equivalent ratings .. Ordinary seamen and equivalent ratings Boys ..	As laid down in K.R. & A.I.	3 9 3 0 2 3 1 1½
	(d) Ratings other than the above, when actually at sea in submarines for the performance of specific duty— Ratings above A.B. and equivalent ratings .. A.B.s and equivalent ratings .. Ordinary seamen and equivalent ratings Boys ..	As laid down in K.R. & A.I.	3 9 3 0 2 3 1 1½

No.	Allowance.	Conditions of Payment, &c.	Rate per Day.
68	Submarine detector— (a) Submarine detector instructor .. (b) Submarine detector, 1st class .. (c) Submarine detector, 2nd class .. (d) Submarine detector operator .. (e) Higher telegraphist detector allowance .. (f) Telegraphist detector allowance ..	As laid down in K.R. & A.I.	s. d. 1 3 0 6 0 3 0 3 0 6 0 3
69	Surveying recorder— (a) Surveying recorder, 1st class .. (b) Surveying recorder, 2nd class .. (c) Surveyor recorder, 3rd class .. Tailor. See No. 87.	As laid down in K.R. & A.I.	1 6 1 0 0 6
70	Torpedo— Torpedo coxswain. See No. 10.	As laid down in K.R. & A.I.	1 6
71	Torpedo gunner’s mate ..	As laid down in K.R. & A.I.	0 6
72	Leading torpedoman (a) ..	As laid down in K.R. & A.I.	0 3
73	Seaman torpedoman (a) ..	As laid down in K.R. & A.I.	0 3
74	Torpedo Lieutenant’s writer ..	As laid down in K.R. & A.I.	0 3
	Training allowance— Petty officers .. Leading seamen ..	As laid down in K.R. & A.I.	0 6 0 3
	Tropical allowance. See No. 88. Work in confined spaces. See No. 89. Writer (or supply rating performing dual duties of writer and supply rating)—
75	Captain’s writer’s allowance ..	As laid down in K.R. & A.I.	1 0
76	Charge allowance ..	As laid down in K.R. & A.I.	1 0
77	Senior Officer’s writer’s allowance (not exceeding)	As laid down in K.R. & A.I.	2 6
78	Yeoman of stores ..	As laid down in K.R. & A.I.	0 3
	Destroyers and sloops ..		0 3
79	Assisting in clerical duties ..		1 3
80	Badge pay— Leading boys .. Petty officer boys .. Instructor boys ..	Training Service Regulations and as directed by Naval Board	0 1 0 2 0 3

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