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Bank or Branch.
Amount.
£
Schoolmaster Candidate on entry .. .. 20
Schoolmaster, on confirmation .. .. .. 20
Officers of the Military Branch and Accountant Branch
on promotion to the confirmed rank of Sub-Lieutenant
.. • .. .. .. 50
Petty Officer on promotion to Warrant Officer or
Acting Warrant Officer .. .. .. 50
Petty Officer or other rating on promotion to Acting
Mate or Acting Mate (E) . . .. .. 50
Officers (all branches) appointed for temporary service
on first entry .. .. .. .. .. 30
Chaplains on entry .. .. .. .. 30."
2. Regulation 38 is amended forthwith by omitting from the first line
of each of sub-regulations (35), (37), and (37A) the word " Attendant '•' and
inserting in its stead the word " Assistant."
3. Regulation 64 is amended, as from 1st July, 1920, by adding at the
end thereof the following sub-regulation :• —
" (4) The High Cost of Living Allowance herein referred to stiall
be regarded as part of the member's rate of pay for the purpose of
ascertaining the pay for which the member is eligible when granted
leave or furlough.
When payment of a lump sum gratuity is granted in lieu of extended
leave or furlough under regulations 108 or 109, the High Cost of
Living Allowance shall be included in the payment in respect of the
whole period covered by the gratuity at the rate which the member
was entitled to receive at date of termination of appointment."
4. Regulation 108 is amended, as from 1st July, 1922, by inserting after
sub-regulation (2) the following sub-regulation :—
" (2A) Members of the Permanent Naval Forces who served under
the terms of the Naval Agreement Act 1903, and who are retired voluntarily
or compulsorily in pursuance of the decision of the Government
to re-organize and retrench the Department of Defence, may, for
the purpose of furlough, be allowed to count service under the terms
of the Naval Agreement Act 1903 as service in the service of the Commonwealth
under the provisions of the Defence Act or Naval Defence
Act, provided that service under the Defence Act or Naval Defence
Act is continuous with service under the Naval Agreement Act 1903."
355.
STATUTORY RULES 1922, No. 165.
{Approved 2bth October, 1922, gazetted 26th October, 1922, to come into operation
forthwith, unless otherwise specified herein.)
NAVAL RESERVE REGULATIONS.
The above Regulations will be issued separately in Statutory Rule
form.
By Authority: AHMET J. MOIXBTT, Government Printer, Melbourne.
356—367
Commonwealth Navy Orders.
Navy Office, Melbourne,
8th November, 1922.
The following Orders, having been approved, are hereby
promulgated for information and guidance, and necessai7
action.
By direction of the Naval Board,
The Commodore Commanding and Commanding
Officers of H.M.A. Ships, Officers
in Charge of H.M.A. Naval Establishments,
and others concerned.
No.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Subject.
356. Dressing of Ship on Anniversary Days.
357. Gunnery and Torpedo Ratings—Revised Arrangements.
358. Commonwealth and State Electoral Rolls—Enrolment of
Officers and Men on.
359. Signal and W/T Ratings—Qualifications, Duties, &c.
360. Educational Test, Part !.—5th September, 1922— Results.
361. Educational Test for Accelerated Advancement to Man's
Rating, September, 1922—Results.
362. Authorities to Incur Expenditure.
363. Abolition of Sennet Hats and Issue of Sun Helmets.
364. Effects of Absentees—Disposal of.
365. Pilotage—Claims for.
366. Regulations and Instructions for the Royal Australian Naval
Reserve 1922—Amendments to.
367. Ratings recommended for Advancement—Return A.S. 507.
C. 16320.