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'History of the Indian Navy. (1613-1863).' [‎589] (608/622)

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APPENDIX.
589
Rank or Rating.
8. Clerk to the Commodore, Persian
Grulf .....
9. Clerk to the Senior JSTaval Officer,
Aden . . . .
10. Moonshee to the Commodore,
Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. ....
11. Captain—in command of a Sur
veying vessel—
Command Allowance Rs. 600
Survey Allowance. „ 350
12.
In command of any other vessel.
On temporary employment on
shore, in the absence of staff
salary .....
Commander—in command of a
Surveying vessel—
Command Allowance. Ks. 500
Survey Allowance. „ 350
In command of any other vessel—
The eight seniors .
The eight juniors
On temporary employment on
shore, in the absence of stafl
salary .....
13. A Captain or Commander, when
proceeding to assume a com
mand at an out-station-—
Captain . . . . .
Commander . . . .
14. Lieutenant—in command of a Sur
veying vessel—
Command Allowance. Rs. 300
Survey Allowance. „ 350
In command of a vessel entitled to
a Commander .
In command of a 4th rate .
„ „ 5th rate .
15. Lieutenants—The senior fifteen
All others
16. Purser—
Of a 1st rate ,
„ 2nd rate
„ 3rd rate
„ 4th rate
Acting Purser (in addition to the
pay of his grade)
17. Purser and Paymaster Indus flo
tilla—
Pay as Purser . Es. 250
Pay as Paymaster „ 60
Pay per Month
R
A
90
70
61
950
800
602
850
700
600
422
602
422
650
500
400
300
175
145
300
270
250
220
100
- 310
Remarks.
Survey Allowance, which com
mences from the date of the
vessel leaving Bombay, ceases
on her return, unless under
the special order of Govern
ment.
Table money, Es. 25 per month,
is included.
Eeceives also an eighth of the
value of the full proportion of
provisions allowed for the
number of persons borne,
subject to deductions for pro
visions wasted, or destroyed
bv vermin.
Ditto
ditto.

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History of the Indian Navy. (1613-1863).

Author: Charles Rathbone Low.

Publication Details: London: Richard Bentley and Son, New Burlington Street.

Physical Description: initial Roman numeral pagination (i-vi); octavo.

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1 volume (575 pages)
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This volume contains a table of contents giving chapter headings and page references. Each chapter heading is followed by a detailed breakdown of the contents of that chapter.

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Dimensions: 229mm x 140mm

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