Year: 1903
Type: article
Abstract: for Lieutenants.The only change therefore to be made in tunics on nromotion, from one rank to another, will be the alteration oi badges of rank.Tunics at present in use may be continued in wear without alteration unh worn out.New tunics purchased after the date of this order will bo laced as above.There will bo no alteration to thoskirts of tunics.6. Gloves.Brown leather gloves will be worn on all parades ;WjLt J/m Vrw*?NcTchange'willbe made in the present patterns.An'alternative plain open white washing waistcoat without, lappels and fastened by four small gilt buttons of departmental pattern T i^Wft^i-The'"present pattern field cap will be retained.9. Foraje Caps.-The present pattern is abolished, and the new- Staff (or Naval) pattern cap with black velvet band will be adopted., i Badges as at present worn ontiemcap.1(1 Fmclcoat The'new universal pattern of frockcoat describ- ed in paragraph 27 of the detail* accompanying Army Order 39 of 1902, will be adopted only by officers ernpioyed at Government Army, Command or District Head-Quarters, or on the Personal Staff of H. E. the Commander-in-Chief, or Governors, so as to conform to the order of dress .jacketi? Uf" r i 1 11.Patrol Jacket.?The patrol jacket is abollshed 12.The remainder of the uniform will remain as at present 13 Senior Assistant-Surgeons.-As for other officers of their ^wl,ich obsolete articles may be continued in wear by officers m possession of them prior to the date of this oi ?Gold lace stripes on trousers.Abohshed forthwith.?raSS f"!' 1st J anuary 1906.foragecap.
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Language: English
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
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