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APPENDIX C.
PAY AND ALLOWANCES
OF THE
YAEIOUS GKRADES OF THE INDIAN ISTAYY AT THE TIME OF
ABOLITION IN 1863.
1.
2,
4.
5.
6.
Rank or Rating.
Commander-in-Chief (appointed
for five years, Q-overnment Let
ter, SOth. of Januarj, 1852) .
Commodore, Persian G-ulf Squa
dron.
Command Allowance . Rs. 900
Table Money . . „ 400
Senior Naval Officer, Persian
Gulf, when no Commodore is
borne.
Command Allowance. . Rs. 900
Table rW a Captain „ 300
Motipv I Commander „ 200
money ( Lieutenant „ 100
Senior Naval Officer, Aden.
Command Allowance, according
to Ms rank; and Table Money,
according to the scale laid down
for the Senior Officer Persian
G-ulf.
Assistant Superintendent—
If a Captain ....
If a Commander
Officer Commaading the Indus
flotilla
7. Secretary to the Commander-in-
Chief
2500
1300
1080
980
1000
600
Remarks.
With official residence, or house
rent, Rs. 200 per month, in
lieu thereof.
The Commodore, when absent
from the Gulf, draws during
the first three months, Rs. 800
per mensem, and afterwards
Rs. 700.
These allowances are only grant
ed to Senior Officers who may
be duly appointed as such.
The officiating Senior Officer
in Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. , during the
absence of the Commodore on
sick leave, is allowed the same
rate of Table Money as a duly
appointed Senior Officer, but
the Command Allowance of
his rank only.
Including house-rent. Draws
also Rs. 300 per month as
Dockmaster.
Consolidated pay and allowance.
The Lieutenants, Purser, and
Assistant-Surgeon, under his
orders, were allowed batta An extra allowance of pay granted to soldiers involved in special field service or to public servants on special duty. at
Rs. 4 per diem, under orders
the 8th of November, 1855,
and the 26th of October, 1859.
Including house-rent, Rs. 100.