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249.
R.N. OFFICERS- SPECIAL TERMS OF RETIREMENT.
With reference to Navy Orders Nos. 175 and 221 of 1922, information
has been received from the Admiralty that Gratuities payable to R.N. Officers
on retirement, under the provisions of Admiralty Fleet Order No. 1358/1922,
are not subject to the payment of Imperial Income Tax.
(A. 40/1/31.)
(This Order will be reprinted for posting on Officers' Notice Boards.)
P.& R.T. INSTRUCTORS QUALIFYING AND RE-QUALIFYING
COURSES FOR.
Qualifying and re-qualifying Courses for P. & R.T. Instructors will,
in future, be carried out in Australia, in conjunction with the Military
Authorities.
2. Candidates to qualify as P. & R.T. Instructor will be selected from
Petty Officers and Leading Seamen passed for the rating of Petty Officer,
who volunteer and are recommended to so qualify. Each candidate must
be prepared to re-engage for a period of seven years before undergoing the
Course, or have at least a period of seven years to serve before completing
his existing engagement.
3. Reports, on Form A.S. 1303, accompanied by Service Certificates,
of ratings volunteering and recomme*ded to qualify as P. & R.T. Instructor
should be forwarded forthwith, direct to the Captain Superintendent of
Training, Flinders Naval Depot, by all Ships and Establishments.
4. Blank Returns are required.
(This Order will be reprinted for posting on Notice Boards.)
(P. 311/11/7.)
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251.
HIGHER EDUCATIONAL TEST—ESTABLISHMENT OF BOOKS,
ETC., FOR.
The following Establishment of books, &c, for the use of candidates
preparing for the Higher Educational Test has been approved • —
Hall and Knight's Trigonometry
Baker and Bourne's Algebra ..
Pendlebury's Arithmetic
Castle's Practical Mathematics
Hadley's Magnetism and Electricity
Duncan's Mechanics
Electrical Measurements
Hall's Modern Navigation
Hall's Four Figure Tables
Inman's Tables
Warner and Martin's British
History
Leyland, Royal Navy
Lucas, British Empire
Household. Our Sea Power*..
Bunting and Ooller, Geography
of British Empire
Huxley and Gregory, Physiography
Scott Keltie, Applied Geography
Fairgrieve and Young, Gateways
of Commerce
Atlases
Geometrical Instruments sets
Parallel Rulers
Training
Cruiser.
18
18
18
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
Light
Cruisers.
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
13
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
Destroyers
and
Sloops.
Flinders Pen­ Platy­
Naval
DepOt.
guin. pus.
R.A.N.
College.
12 6 6
12
1 ' 6
12 6 6
12 6 6
12 6 6
12 6 6
12 6 6
12 6 6
12 6 6
12 6 6
12 6 6
12 6 6
12 6 6
12 6 6
12 6 6
12 6 C
12 6 6
12 8 6
12 6 (i
12 6 6
12 6 6
* Until present supply is exhausted.
2. Demands to complete to above revised Establishment are to be
forwarded to the Naval Store Officer, Sydney.
3. Navy Orders Nos. 191/1919 and 138/1921, laying down previous
establishments, are hereby cancelled.
(S. 403/1/149.)
252.
SERVICE BAGGAGE—EXCESS LUGGAGE WARRANTS.
A new form of Excess Luggage Warrant in book form has been adopted
for general use in H.M.A. Ships, Naval Establishments, and Offices. Each
book contains one hundred warrants. A first supply of one book will be made
without demand to each Ship, Establishment, and Office, and demands for
future supplies should be made on the Director of Navy Accounts. On
receipt of the new forms the stock of Excess Luggage Warrants previously
on hand is to be regarded as obsolete, and same destroyed.
2. Each person travelling with baggage by rail on a Railway Warrant
granted at Government expense, is to be issued with necessary Excess Luggage
Warrant at the same time as the Railway Warrant is supplied. The butt
of each Warrant is to be entered up as an independent check against the
claim from the Railway Department when received.