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The same precautions must be used with them as are laid down for use with scout- boats, and the same system of signals will be employed.
Appendix VIII.
STRENGTH to be provided for Garrison and Civil Population.
Europeans. Asiatics. Chinese.
Total.
Garrison Police
2,421
640
3,061
100
348
200
648
Volunteers
137
137
Civil population
4,752
1,172
129,913
135,837
7,410
2,160 130,113
139,683
Appendix IX.
Remarks.
European troops
Asiatic troops
Europeans
Asiatics Chinese
:
DAILY Ration for Garrison.
1 lb. bread or 1 lb. biscuit.
14 lb. beef, or lb. preserved meat.
1 lb. vegetables, or 1 oz. preserved vegetables.
2 oz. rice.
24 oz. sugar.
1 oz. salt.
oz. coffee.
oz. tea.
gall. of porter or gill of rum.
gill lime juice when fresh vegetables are not issued.
2 lbs. rice.
3 oz. dholl.
2 oz. ghee.
oz. turmeric.
oz. salt.
12 oz. Cavendish tobacco.
lb. goat's flesh twice a-week.
gill lime juice when considered necessary by P.M.O.
Appendix X.
DAILY Ration for Civil Population.
The same as the troops, with the exception of the porter or
rum ration.
Same as for troops.
2 lbs. rice.
lb. vegetables.
lb. fish.
lb. pork.
1 oz. oil.
oz, salt, oz. tea.
European Asiatic
Chinese
:::
:::
POLICE.
Same as troops.
Ditto.
As above for Chinese population.
VOLUNTEERS.
Same as for European troops.
Women of all nationalities, half a ration.
Children under 14 years of age, quarter ration.
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