330 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 18

84. A warrant officer, non-commissioned officer, or man of
    the Territorial Force appointed to perform the duties of a higher
    rank or appointment during a vacancy at the annual camp shall,
    provided the proportionate establishment of such higher ranks in
    the unit is not exceeded, be granted the minimum rate of pay
    attached to such rank or appointment. Such appointment must be
    published in Part II of Unit Routine Orders.

85. When detailed to attend a training camp a Chaplain shall
    be entitled to receive the pay and allowances payable to an officer
    of equivalent rank in the Territorial Force.

86. (a) Except as provided in subpara. (b) hereof, where a
    public servant has been authorized to receive special leave on pay
    to attend an annual training camp or a continuous course of instruc-
    tion, for which the issue of military pay is authorized, the military
    pay earned by him will not be paid to him, but will be credited to
    his Department.

This includes pay for any Saturday, Sunday, or public holiday
which forms part of and is continuous with the period of the camp
or course.

(b) Where over the same period the Territorial military pay
earned exceeds the departmental pay, the public servant may accept
military pay and shall refund to his Department his civilian pay if
already drawn by him.

(c) Any public servant who, during his annual leave or while
he is on leave without pay, attends an annual training camp or a
continuous course of instruction for which the issue of pay is
authorized shall be entitled to receive personally the military pay
earned by him, including pay for any Saturday, Sunday, or public
holiday which is continuous with and forms part of the period of
the camp or course, upon the following conditions:—

(i) Annual Leave: Where the claimant is employed in a
Department under the control of the Public Service
Commissioner he must obtain through his Department
the Commissioner's approval to his receiving military pay
in addition to departmental pay; and he must produce
in camp a certificate from his Department stating that
such approval has been given and that he is on annual
leave. An officer of the Post and Telegraph Department,
New Zealand Railways, or an Education Board must
produce similar authority from his Department.

(ii) Leave without Pay: The claimant must produce a
certificate from the head of his Department stating that
he is on leave without pay during the period for which
military pay is claimed.

NOTE.—When a public servant is a five-days-a-week (Monday to
Friday) worker, and while on leave without pay attends an annual
training camp or a continuous course of instruction, and the camp or
course begins or ends on a Saturday, the Public Service Commissioner
has approved of the granting of civilian pay to the trainee for such
Saturday and the Sunday following in addition to military pay (if any).
Where the camp or course begins or ends on a Sunday, the trainee
may likewise receive civilian pay for each Sunday, provided that in
either case the trainee resumes his civilian duties on the Monday or
first working day immediately following.

PAY WHILE AT COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.

87. Pay of rank will be issued to officers, warrant officers,
    N.C.O.'s, and men while attending continuous courses of instruction
    for the period of such attendances, together with pay for the time
    occupied in travelling to and from such courses, in accordance with
    para. 80 hereof.

PAY.

88. The pay of members of the Territorial Force shall, when
    it is authorized, be at the rates hereinafter prescribed for
    attendance at camps, courses of instruction, and out-of-camp
    training, and for such other duties for which such pay may be
    specially approved:—

Per Day.
£ s. d.
Colonels . . . . . . . . 1 4 0
Lieut.-Colonels . . . . . . . . 0 18 0
Majors . . . . . . . . . . 0 15 0
Captains . . . . . . . 0 13 0
Lieutenants and 2nd Lieutenants . . 0 11 0
W.O.s, Classes I and II, and Staff-Sergeants . . 0 8 6
Sergeants . . . . . . . 0 8 0
Corporals and Bombardiers . . . . . . 0 7 6
Other ranks . . . . . . . . 0 7 0

89. In addition, professional pay shall be granted to medical
    and dental officers at £1 1s. per day and to veterinary officers at
    10s. 6d. per day when undergoing the obligatory annual training
    in camp or when attending a camp which is in lieu of out-of-camp
    training, and for such other duties for which such pay may be
    specially authorized by the Minister.

90. A member of the Territorial Force shall receive, in addition
    to pay of rank, extra-duty pay at the rate of 7s. 6d. per day in
    the case of master cooks, and 4s. per day in the case of regimental
    cooks while they are performing such duty in camp. Cooks while
    attending camps or classes for instruction shall receive 2s. 6d. per
    day in addition to pay of rank.

91. Extra-duty pay at the rate of 2s. 6d. per day shall be
    admissible for one Farrier Sergeant per squadron of Mounted Rifles
    for each day on which he is actually employed on farrier work.

92. In addition to pay of rank, a camp allowance of 5s. per day
    shall be paid to members of the Territorial Force for each whole
    day's attendance at annual camp or course of instruction.

93. A member of the Territorial Force shall forfeit his pay
    (including extra duty pay)—
    (a) For every day of absence on desertion or without leave.
    (b) For every day in custody while under sentence of imprison-
    ment, detention, or field punishment for an offence
    awarded by a civil court or court-martial or by his
    commanding officer.
    (c) For every day of confinement in hospital or service detention
    room, or naval, military, or Air Force detention barracks,
    or naval, military, or Air Force or civil prison, or police
    cell—
    (i) On a charge for an offence of which he is con-
    victed by a court-martial (and while awaiting the
    promulgation of the sentence) or by a civil court; or
    (ii) On a charge of absence without leave for which
    he is afterwards awarded detention or field punishment
    by his commanding officer; or
    (iii) In consequence of his having confessed to having
    been guilty of desertion or fraudulent enlistment if the
    forfeiture during the period of such confinement has been
    duly ordered.
    (d) For any period whilst on active service during which
    forfeiture of pay has been awarded by a court-martial
    or by his commanding officer.
    (e) "Day" is to have the same meaning as in King's
    Regulations.

93A. In the event of conflict between the provisions of para-
graph 93 and those of the Home Defence Pay and Allowances
Emergency Regulations 1941, the provisions of the latter regulations
shall prevail.

MEDICAL FEES.

94. For medical attendance on and treatment and examination
    of members of the N.Z. Military Forces a fee in accordance with
    the scale hereinafter provided shall be paid to an officer of the
    N.Z. Medical Corps who is called upon to perform such duties at
    any time other than when undergoing his obligatory training;
    or to a private practitioner:—
    (i) Attendance on and treatment of any member of the
    Forces at a medical practitioner's surgery or member's
    place of residence by day between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m.,
    7s. 6d.
    (ii) For consultation or visit within the borough elsewhere
    than at a surgery, &c., by day between 7 a.m. and
    9 p.m., 7s. 6d.
    (iii) For other occasions outside the borough, plus mileage fees
    at the rate of 1s. 3d. a mile (or part of a mile) each way
    for not more than 20 miles from the doctor's surgery or
    place of residence for any one occasion, 7s. 6d.
    (iv) For distances extending beyond 20 miles the medical
    practitioner may recover from the patient mileage fee
    at 1s. 3d. a mile.
    (v) For consultations on Sundays or between the hours of
    9 p.m. and 7 a.m., plus the usual mileage fees where
    applicable, 12s. 6d.
    (vi) Attendance at camps of continuous training, artillery
    practices, or any local camp, for the specific purpose of
    attending to the sick and injured, and not for the
    purpose of training: (a) £1 1s. for each day of less than
    twenty-four hours; (b) £3 3s. for each day of twenty-
    four hours continuously:
    Provided that to meet special or exceptional
    circumstances arrangements may be made for the
    attendance of a medical officer (military or civil) at a
    camp, course, or depot at such special fee as may be
    agreed upon, but not exceeding in any particular case
    the fee provided in the scale herein:
    Provided also that the performance on any one
    day of additional duties relating to the reviewing of
    personal files and to regrading shall not prejudice the
    right of a medical officer or private medical practitioner
    to receive the fee set out in subparagraph (vi) (a) above.
    (vii) Attendance at Medical Boards.—For the first case at a
    Medical Board on any one day, £1 1s.; for each sub-
    sequent case on the same Board on the same day, 10s. 6d.
    (viii) Specialists on Medical Boards.—For the first case at a
    Medical Board on any one day, £2 2s.; for each sub-
    sequent case on the same Board on the same day,
    £1 1s.
    (ix) Anaesthetic—
    Ordinary, £1 1s.
    Local, 10s. 6d.
    General, £1 1s. for the first hour and 10s. 6d. for every
    hour or part of an hour thereafter.
    (x) Operations.—For each case—
    Minor, £1 1s.
    Major, £5 5s.
    (xi) X-ray Examination.—At the rates as fixed by Health
    Department from time to time.
    (xii) Examination and Report by a Specialist.—For each case,
    £1 1s. to £2 2s.
    (xiii) Examination of Recruits for the Territorial Force.—For
    each recruit, 2s. 6d.
    (This fee is payable on the certificate of the Area
    Officer, who will ensure as far as possible that such
    recruits are grouped in suitable centres for examination,
    in order that unnecessary travelling by the Medical
    Officer or practitioner may be avoided.)
    (xiv) Examination and certificate in any case not provided for
    in this paragraph: For each examination or certificate,
    12s. 6d.
    (xv) Where an officer of the N.Z. Medical Corps or a private
    practitioner is called out for duty under subparas. (vi),
    (vii), or (viii) hereof he shall receive motor-car mileage
    allowance at the rates approved from time to time."