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Officers entitled to Salutes when in their Official Capacities
Governor
Administrator or Commissioner of a Territory or Dependency, acting in subordination to a Governor.
Lieutenant-Governor
not ad-
ministering a Government if holding a Commission direct from The Queen.
APPENDIX 4
Regulation 119
SALUTES
By Her Majesty's Ships
By the Fort or Battery from which
Salutes are usually fired
No. of
guns
Within
17
15
15
what Limits
Those of his Govern- ment.
At the seat of Government
only.
Occasions
On landing on first ap- pointment, or on_return from leave of absence, at his destination from the United Kingdom, by the ship in which he arrives. When visiting a ship either on going on board or on board or on leaving, by such ship.
On finally quitting his Government or on pro- ceeding on leave of absence, by the ship in which he embarks. On disembarking for the first time from the ship in which he may have arrived and on embarking for his final departure, by the ship in which he arrives or departs.
How often by the same Flag. Broad Pen- dant of Ship
Within what Limits
As the occasion arises.
Once a year and by only one ship on the same day.
As the occasion arises.
As the occasion arises.
Those of
his Govern- ment.
At the seat of Government only.
Occasions
On first landing, on reading of Royal Commission and taking Oaths of Office, or on return from leave of absence exceeding three months.
On proceeding on leave of absence or finally quitting his Government.
When officially
other Dependencies
his Government.
How often
As the occasion arises.
As the occasion arises.
visiting of
Once a year
only in any
one place.
On first arrival and on
final departure.
The British Resident Commissioner in the New Hebrides is entitled to a salute of eleven guns.
As the occasion arises.