VOTE 6.-ESTABLISHMENTS OF VOLUNTEER INFANTRY-continued. (a) Including a cyclist section. (6) Including cyclist companies. (c) Including 1 cyclist compiny. (d) Including 1 mounted and 1 cyclist company. (e) An acting adjutant is allowed. (1) Including farrier serjeant for mounted company. VOTE 5.-ESTABLISHMENTS OF VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—continued. TOTAL Volunteer (9) Rifles (Great }|209 442 2,218 3,726 228 725 222 7,830 226 227 1,038 229 226 2,216 226 226 8,879 12,002|11,237 4,434 222,476 257,979 Britain) 259,470 238,266. (g) (a) See potes (g), (h), and (i) on page 189. (6) Including 1 mounted and 1 cyclist company. (e) Including 1 cyclist company. (d) io ordinary companies and officers for 2 reserve companies. (e) Including 1 farrier serjeant. ($) Attached to 2nd Middlesex. (9) Exclusive of Army Reservists (Army Post Office Corps Reserve, 2 Companies, 268; Telegraph Reserve, 2. Companies, 270), supernumerary to the establishm of Volunteer Corps. 1 ompany Serjeant-Major and 4 Serjeant are allowed within the Establishments of each of the two Telegrap Reserve Companies. 1 1 3 52 9 66 67 274 2,154 2,873 998 22 22 87 808 1,057 HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY ARTILLERY ENGINEERS INFANTRY (including Bermuda) VOLUNTEER BRIGADE BEARER COMPANIES. TOTAL 2,110 c) Txclusive of 883 Army Reservists supernumerary to the ostablishment of Volunteer Corps. VOTE 6. DETAIL of the CHARGE for Pay, WAGES, &c., of the attached to the -ARMY SERVICE CORPS, for the Year ending 31st March 1908. TOTAL HOME AND COLONIAL . 38,240 141 13,837 58 6,547 2851 22,617 52,550 33,505 37,944 167,000 (a) These are replacing the Barrack Wardens, whose pay is provided for in the preceding column, and the Barrack Section of the Army Service Corps, whose pay is provided under Vote 1, Sub-head C. (6) Includes one Ex-officer Clerk employed in connection with Remount Records. |