, 1913-02-08

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4 first lieutenants, each. 6 600
/ staff sergeant. 80. b 900
/ sergeant major. 3 500
4 sergeants, each....... 3 600
gun-smith. ....,.... 8 900
The enlisted men 3 FIR. 25 Bit a day.
The first lieutenant, who serves as aid
to the Governor, shall receive al honorari-
um Of 800 Fir per annum.
The reenlisted gendarme, who serves as
writer, shall receive an extra allowance of
l20 Fir. per annum.
Corporals and s~ub-corporals shall receive
an extra allowance of respectively 240 Fr.
and 100 Fir. per annum.
With the consent of the Ministry of
Finances Government may grant a fixed
pay of 1000 Fl. per annum to privates, who
r~e-enlist after 3 years service. Such men
may also with Governments permission
live outside the barracks and marry, in
which case they shall also receive an allow
ance i'll lieu of their usual quarters.
Sc.
The order to join the Gendarmery Corps
IS subject to the following conditions
Il. The officers.
/. Half-pay from the day of appointment
until arrival i'll the Danish West Indies
600 Fir. for travelling expenses connect
ed with the outward voyage and GOO FIR.
for outfit.
2. Free quarters and free medical attend
ance in accordance with the rules, which
may at any time be valid for the Army.
3. Half-pay during tie homeWard voyage
from the commencement of Same and
until they again report for service III the
Army 600 Fir. for travelling expenses
connected with the homeward voyage and
$50 Fl. for outfit on arrival home.
B. The staff sergeant,
l. Half-pay from the DAY Of appointment
until arrival in the Danish West Indies;
900 Fir. for travelling expenses connect
ed with the outward voyage and 500 Fir.
for outfit.
2. Free quarters and free medical attend
ance and medicines for himself, his wife
and his children under Is years of age
in accordance with the rules, which may
at any time be valid for the Army.
3. Half-pay during the homeward voyage,
from the commencement OF same and
until he again reports for service in the
Army 600 Fir. for travelling expenses
connected with the homeward voyage
and $50 FIR. for outfit on arrival home.
4. IFS Fir. per annum for uniform, payable
at the end of each financial yeal, and a
suitable monthly allowance for lighting
expenses.
4. The sergeant major and the sergeo1lts.
1. Half-puy from the day of appointment
until arrival in the Danish West Indies;
500 Fl. for travelling expenses connect
ed with the outward voyage and 500 Fl.
for outfit.
2. Free quarters and a suitable allowance
for fighting expenses; furthermore free
medical attendance and medicines for
themselves, their wives and their chill
dren under Is years of age, in accord
ance with the rules, which may at any
time be valid for the Army.
3. 90 Fl. pei aEnum for uniform, payable
at the end of the financial year. The
sergeant who serves as ~riding-master
shall besides receive 20 FIR. every 3
months for wear and tear on the uniform.
4. Half-pny during the homeward voyage
from the commencement of same and
until they again report Tor service in the
Army 500 Fir. for travelling expenses
connected with the homeward voyage
and $50 Fir. for outfit on arrival home.
< The g|un-smith shall be subject to the
same conditions as the sergeauts he will
boDcver not receive any alIOWance for