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Navy Orders 38, 39, 40, and 41 of 1914.]
N.O. 38 ADVANCES OF PUBLIC MONEYS—H.M.A. SHIPS.
1914. attention of Commanding Officers and Accountant Officers
is drawn to the fact that Naval Advances may be obtained from
the Sub-Treasury Paymaster of the capital city of each State
only on the signatures on Form A.S.5 of the Officer Commanding
and the Accountant Officer.
The Treasury have issued instructions to the Sub-Treasury in
each State that payment of Naval Advances is only to be made
to and receipt given by the Accountant Officer, and that any alterations
in the names of Commanding Officers or Accountant Officers
are to be recognised only when communicated by the Director of
Navy Accounts.
On a change in command or on the Accountant Officer being
superseded or relieved, the Commanding Officer is to forward
to the Director of Navy Accounts six specimen signatures of the
Officer or Officers concerned. Sufficient notice should be given
to the Director of Navy Accounts in all such cases to enable the
necessary arrangements to be made with the Sub-Treasury in
each State.
In special urgent cases where it is desired that the signature
of another Officer be accepted in lieu, the Director of Navy
Accounts should be communicated with by telegraph. In such
cases the reason for the alteration must be given. (N. 14/632.)
N.O. 39
1914.
N.O. 40
1914.
N.O. 41
1914.
ADMIRALTY ECONOMIC TELEGRAPH CODE.
With reference to Navy Office Circular, dated 30th May, 1913,
No. 13/3685, relative to the supply of a new edition of the
Admiralty Economic Telegraph Code, the 1905 edition of this book
is to be considered as obsolete as from 1st April, 1914, and all
copies of the 1905 edition and its Addenda (1910) on charge in
H.M.A. Ships, Establishments, and District Naval Offices are to
be destroyed, Certificates of their destruction being forwarded
to the Naval Secretary, Melbourne, on Form A.S. 1330.
(N. 14/1587.)
PHYSICAL TRAINING INSTRUCTORS.
The number of Physical Training Instructors allowed in complements
of H.M.A. ships is to be revised in accordance with
Admiralty Weekly Order No. 622. (N. 14/655.)
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN NAVAL ENGINEERING.
It is notified for information of all concerned that a copy of
Questions and Answers in Naval Engineering has been added, to
list of books in Officers' and Ships' Libraries of H.M.A. ships,
and Naval Depot, Williamstown.
Copies will be furnished, without demand, by Naval Store
Officer, Naval Depot, Williamstown. (14/1091.)
Bj Authority: ALBERT J. MULLHTT, Government Printer, Melbourne.
COMMONWEALTH FORCES.
NAVY ORDERS
19 14.
NAVY OFFICE,
Melbourne, 1st May, 1914.
The following Orders are promulgated for the information
and guidance of the Commonwealth Naval Forces.
By direction of the Naval Board,
CONTENTS.
GEO. L. MACANDIE.
Navy Order 42—Daily Mail Notices .. .. .. .. .. .. 3
Navy Order 43—R.N. Ranks and Ratings Lent to R.A.N. discharged on termination of
engagement . • • • .. . • •. .. 3
Navy Order 44—Amendment to Navy Order 125/1913 4
Navy Order 45—Oil for Lubricating Gyro Compass Bearings .. .. .. 4
Navy Order 46—Compensation for Injuries Received or Disease Contracted on Duty .. 4
Navy Order 47—Gunnery and Torpedo, &c, History Sheets—Disposal on Discharge of
Ratings .. .. .. _.. .. .. 5
Navy Order 48—Advancement of Ordinary Seamen and Stokers, 2nd Class .. . . 5
Navy Order 49—Cartridge Cases—Allowances for Collecting and Returning .. .. 5
Navy Order 50—Uniform for Officers' Stewards and Cooks .. .. .. 6
Navy Order 51—Photographing of H.M.A. Ships .. .. .. .. .. 6
Navy Order 52—Forms .. .. .. .. . • • • .. 7
Navy Order 53—Conduct of Religious Services on Board H.M.A. Ships when no Chaplain
is borne .. .. .. .. .. • • .. 7
Navy Order 54—General Manager, Commonwealth Naval Dockyard, Cockatoo Island .. 8
Navy Order 55—Recommissioningof H.M.A.S. "Parramatta" .. .. . . 8
Navy Order 56—Arrest of Corrosion of Steel Work .. .. .. • • .. 8
Navy Order 57—National Health Insurance Act .. .. • • 9
Navy Order 58—Discharge "Time Expired" .. .. .. .. ..10
C.4619.