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that soldiers may be enlisted as required
in companies on active service.
SEC. 81. The Commander-in-Chief
shall have authority to appoint and COM
mission officers of companies on active
service IN case of vacancy. The commits
sion Of any officer called into active ser
vice continues until he is discharged by
order OF the Commander-in-Chief. Any
officer while on active service shall be
subject to removal by order Of the Com
mandeI-in-Chief.
SEC. So. l. No soldier shall wear or
use, except when on military duty, or by
special permission OF his commanding
officer, any uniform or other article OF
military property belonging to the gov
eminent or to the company OF which he
| is u member.
,. No officer in charge OF public prop
erty for military use, shall transfer any
| portion thereof, either as loan or per-
manently, without the authority OF the
/ next superior commander.
SEC. 80, No parade or voluntary ser
/ vice shall be performed by a regiment,
/ battalion or company, under arms or in
Uniform, without the approval OF the
/ next superior authority.
SEC 40. a regiment of the National
/ Guard consists of not less than six, and
not more than twelve companies. Any
! less number OF companies than six con-
| stitute battalion.
SEC. Al. The field officers of the
/ National Guard are one Colonel, one
| Lieutenant- Colonel and one Major.
SEC. 10. Such field officers are elected
! by the commissioned officers OF the regi-
ment or battalion, excepting staff officers,
! and hold office for the term of two years,
and until their successors are duly quail
| flied.
Upon the applica ton of such officers
| entitled 10 elect, the COMMANDMENT
| Chief must appoint an officer to preside
| at the election, who must give notice of
! his appointment, of the time and place
OF holding such election, and of the
/ office to be filed, which notice must be
published ct least five days previous to
! the election in some newspaper pub
! lished in Honolulu, or by posters for
! such term. The Commander-in-Chief
may order an election of field or line
| officers if an application is not made for
an order for election within thirty days
after the vacancy occurs, or after the
! expiration of the term for which the
officer was last elected.
SEC. 43. Such presiding officer must
make report of the election held to the
| Commander-in-Chief, who, if he ap-
| proves, shall issue the commission. In
all elections for commissioned officers a
majority of the votes of those present
shall be necessary TO choice. In order
to the validity of such election there
must be present at least a majority in
number of the officers entitled to vote.
SEC. "A. The present field and line
officers of the b lttalion shall hold office
for the term of two years, aud one year
respectively from the dates of their pres
ent commission, and thereafter until
their successors are commissioned.
SEC. 10. The staff of the Colonel,
Lieutenant-Colonel or Major, COM
manding the regiment or battalion, con-
| sists of one Adjutant, one Quartermas-
| ter, one Ordnance Officer, and one Sur
geon, each with the rank OF Captain, who
are appointed by the commanding Off
GER, and hold office at his pleasure, or
until their Successors are appointed and
qualified.
The nOn-cOmissioned staff consists of
one Sergeant-Major, one Quartermaster-
Sergeant, one Ordnance-Sergeant, one
Hospital Steward, two Color-Sergeants
and one Drum-Maior, with the rank of
Sergeant-Major.
SEC. 4G. The Colonel may concen--
trate the Musicians of the different COM
panies and organize the same az a drum
corps under charge Of the Drum-Major.
SEC. AZ. Each company of the
National Guard must assemble at least
| once a week for drill and military in
struction.
SEC. As. The commanders of COM
panies must keep book in which must
| be entered the names and number OF
officers, non-commissioned officers,
musicians and privates respectively,
present at each drill, and must there
from make monthly returns to the COM
handing officer of the regi-
ment or battalion. These books
must be carefully preserved and
when fled returned to the Adjutant.
SEC. 40. Officers and soldiers while
on active service OF the Government re-
ceive such pay as may be determined by
the Executive and Advisory Councils
SEC. 80. The following officers may
appoint Courts-martial
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