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Navy Orders 101, 102, and 103 of 1914.]
N.O. 101
DISCIPLINE.
1914T In Port Phillip, when the Vice Admiral Commanding is
not present, the Naval Board is to be considered the Senior
Officer present for disciplinary purposes; warrants requiring
the approval of the Senior Officer, applications for Courts-
Martial, or reports on subjects likely to involve disciplinary
action, are to be forwarded direct to the Naval Secretary, by
any of H.M.A. Ships present, including those under the
orders of the Vice Admiral Commanding. (14/5259.)
N.O. 102 LEAVE YEAR.
1914. With reference to Navy Order No. 140 of 1913, the Leave
Year is to be considered aa from 1st January to 31st
December.
2. For men who join the Royal Australian Navy on any
date during the year, leave may be granted for that period
pro rata. (14/4412.)
N.O. 103 PAYMENT OF DEFERRED PAY AND DEDUCTIONS
19 4 ' THEREFROM IN RESPECT OF PENSION LIABILITY TO
ADMIRALTY OF OFFICERS AND MEN LENT FROM THE
ROYAL NAVY.
The following annual rates of contribution have been fixed
by the Admiralty as the amounts to be charged in respect of
retired pay and pension liability of Officers and Men of the
Royal Navy lent for service under Dominion Governments: —
Officers.
Commissioned Officers of the Executive and
Engineer Lists
Medical Officers
Accountant Officers
Chaplains and Naval Instructors
Chaplains
Naval Instructors
Royal Marine Commissioned Officers
Executive Warrant Officers and Carpenters
and Lieutenants from those ranks
Engineer Warrant Officers and Lieutenants
from those ranks
Per
£
100
T20
80
ri5
85
85
70
annum
s. d.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
35 0 0
40 0 0
[Navy Orders 103, 104, and 105 of 1914.
Petty Officers and Men.
Men in first period of continuous service ...
Men in second period of continuous service
Royal Fleet Reserve Men—
(a) Class A, i.e., Naval Pensioners
whose membership of the Reserve
aualifies them for an additional
pension of 5d. per day at
the age of 50
(b) Class B, i.e., Ex-Naval Men who
become eligible under the prescribed
conditions for a gratuity
of £50 on discharge ...
£ 12
18
7 6
a. oo
2 0 0
2. These rates are retrospective in regard to all Royal
Navy Officers and Men lent for service in the Royal Australian
Navy.
3. Charges at the above rates will accordingly be made in
the Navy Office against the deferred pay of every Officer and
Man.
4. On completion of his service in the Royal Australian
Navy, each Officer and Man will be entitled to be paid the
balance of deferred pay standing to his credit after such
charges have been made.
5. At the expiration of an Officer or Man's service in the
Royal Australian Navy, payment in respect of deferred pay
will be arranged by the Director of Navy Accounts.
6. In no circumstances are any payments in respect of
deferred pay to be authorized by Commanding Officers of
H.M.A. Ships. (N. 14/3276.)
N.O. 103
1914,
continued.
ISSUE OF RAILWAY WARRANTS. N.O. 104
With reference to Navy Order No. 109 of 1913, railway 1914"
warrants required by Officers and' Men travelling on duty,
for journeys commencing in South Australia, are only to be
issued by the District Naval Officer, Largs Bay, to whom
application should be made whenever such warrants are
required.
2. This instruction is necessary owing to the Railway Department
of South Australia requiring a special form of
warrant for journeys in that State. (N. 14/4835.)
H.M.A.S. "GAYUNDAH.'
N.O. 105
H.M.A.S. Gayundah was re-commissioned at Sydney 1914.
on 3rd August, 1914, as Training Ship for the Royal Australian
Naval Reserves, under the orders of the Director
of Naval Reserves.