Pay of 6 Pensioner Clerks in Offices of Principal Veterinary Officers of Commands, 1

Pensioner Clerk in Army Veterinary School, and 1 Pensioner Clerk and 1 Calf Attendant

in Army Vaccine Institute Pay of Civilian Subordinates in Egypt and South Africa Cost of veterinary medicines, instruments, books, contingencies, &c., and for payment of

claims of Civilian Veterinary Surgeons; also cost of cultivating lymph for vaccination purposes

(a) The total Emoluments of Officers serving at Home are shown in Appendix No. 18, p. 230.

Miscellaneous Expenses of Courts Martial (including pay to acting Judge Advocates,

legal expenses, prosecuting counsels' fees, &c., but excluding travelling expenses and
allowances to witnesses). (6) -

£.

3,970

4,050

(6) Similar charges for the Militia are included in Vote 3, Subhead E.

VOTE 1.-PAY, &c., OF THE ARMY—continued.

S.-PAY, &c. of ESTABLISHMENTS OF MILITARY PRISONS & DETENTION BARRACKS : ESTIMATE, ESTIMATE,

1907-08. 1906-07. Numbers.

RATES OF PAY. 1906-07./ 1907-08.1

Minimum.

Yearly

Maximum.
Increment.

£.

£.

2

68 (c)

MILITARY PRISONS AND

DETENTION BARRACKS: Governors and Commandants, 1st Class

350

10 400
Governors and Commandants,
2nd Class

275

10

350 (a)

[ Regimental Officers with
Superintendents

(extra duty pay at 2s. a day |
Civilian Subordinate Staff (f).
Chief Warders, 2nd Class

100

4

120 (1)
Warders, Clerks, Cooks, and
Gatekeepers

70

1

78 (c) Assistant Warders

60

1
Military Subordinate Staf (f).
Serjeant-Majors

58. Od. a day (d)
Quartermaster-Serjeants

4s. Od. a day (e) Staff Serjeants

3s. 9d. a day (e) Serjeants

3s. 2d. a day (e) Corporals

2s. 6d. a day Lance Corporals

2s. 1d. a day
N.C. Officers employed as 38. 2d. a day -

acting subordinates abroad)
Difference between regimental pay of N.C.O.'s temporarily em-

ployed and that of appointment in which acting
Messing and kit allowances and Service pay
Additional pay for instructing prisoners in trades and industries

(a) One officer from the retired list receives a fixed rate of 1501. per annum instead.

(6) Chief Warders also receive 121. additional pay when abroad, and an addition of 191. 108. a year if not provided with quarters.

(c) With 6l. additional pay when serving abroad, and an addition of 91. 2s. a year if not provided with quarters.
(d) With 121. additional pay per annum when serving abroad, if posted abroad before 1st August 1906.
(e)

1 The future subordinate staff will consist of warrant and non-commissioned officers serving on their Army engagements
and in receipt of Army emoluments. The change is being carried out gradually.
(9) Including 8001. for Inspector of Military Prisons and Detention Barracks, now provided in Vote 13, Subhead A.

61.

VOTE 1.—PAY, &c. OF THE ARMY—continued.

ESTIMATE
1907-08.

ESTIMATE

1906-07.

£.

T.-REWARDS, &c. FOR APPREHENSION OF DESERTERS, &c. :

Rewards and miscellaneous expenses incurred in connection with the

apprehension and conviction of Deserters and other offenders (a) £.

0.-WAGES OF CIVILIANS ATTACHED TO UNITS, &c. :

Wages of Civiliars (including army reservists, discharged soldiers,
and pensioners) employed on various quasi-regimental duties

£.

W.-EXPENSES OF NATIVE INDIAN TROOPS :

(1) Payment to Government of India for Native Regiments at Colonial

Stations.
(2) Pay and other expenses of Indian Force in North China, including

wages, &c. of departmental establishments
(3) Depôt and other miscellaneous charges repayable to the Government

of India in respect of Indian Native Corps (Artillery) raised for Imperial
service

2.--APPROPRIATIONS IN AID:

Contributions from Colonial Revenues in aid of Military Expenditure :

Ceylon
Mauritius
Hong Kong
Straits Settlements
Malta
Natal
Dominion of Canada

Contribution from the Government of Egypt to meet extra expenditure

incurred by the maintenance of British Troops in that country

Payment by Indian Government in respect of Deferred Pay and

Gratuities on discharge, &c. of soldiers on Indian Establishment

(a) Similar charges for the Militia are included in Vote 3, Subhead E.
(6) Includes 3,0001. for Colonial allowances of British officers, now provided in Vote 7, Subhead D.

Vote 2.

MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT: PAY, &c.

I. AN ESTIMATE of the Sum which will be required in the Year ending 31st March 1908, to

defray the Expense of the Pay, &c., of the MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENTS and of MEDICINES, &c.

(a) Includes 8151. for pay, &c., of staff employed at the War Office, now provided under Vote 13, Subhead A. (6) Includes 2,4661. for pay of staff for electric light, &c., in hospitals, now provided in Vote 10, Subhead G.

B.-PAY OF CIVILIAN MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS, &c. :

Pay of Civilian Medical Practitioners, Militia Medical Officers, and

Medical Officers of Military Prisons, including extra Fees for Visits

and Medical Bills, &c.
Payments to Dentists and to Civilian members and Clerical Staff of the

Advisory Board for Army Medical Service.

Charge Pay, Allowance for board, washing, and clothing, and Fees

to Civilian members of Army Nursing Board, &c. (d)
Pay, &c. of Nurses' Servants and Servant Allowance
Nurses, &c., in Hospitals for Wives and Children
Grant to Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association at Malta, and to

Anglo-American Hospital at Cairo

(a) The total emoluments of officers serving at Home are shown in Appendix No. 18, page 228.
(b) Increased from 21. to 21. 58. from 9th January, 1907.
(c) These amounts are distributed among Commands in Appendix No. 4, pp. 162 to 165,

Including emolument of members of Nursing Service Reserve temporarily employed