4.
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(3)
(4)
If quarters are shared by an fficer entitled to free quarters. with one or more officers not s♦ entitled, the rent payable shall be half of the highest rent which any one f the officers not entitled to free quarters would pay if he were the sole ⚫ccupier.
An officer does not share premises in the meaning of this Order if another lives with him in the temporary absence of his dependants for not more than two months.
112. SUBLETTING ETC. PROMI,ITED. Except with the permission of
the Government and on such conditions as it may prescribe, n. officer shall let, hire out, sublet or take any paying guest in his quarters or any premises for which he draws rent allowance.
113. FUEL AND LIGHT ALLOWANCE.
(1)
A free supply of fuel and light, where its use is not controlled by the Government, is given t officers theret. entitled who occupy tenements, but only to one officer in respect of each tenement, and not exceed ing
Fuel:
A supply of Coal -
-
Tenement
ccupied by
or more officers
Annual Supply.
8 tons
tw
officer with two or more dependants
officer with one dependant
fficer without dependants
8
7
11
7
17
⚫r alternatively, for any tenement where electricity or gas is used for cooking, a reduced supply of coal and a cash
allowance
Gas or electricity per month
Coal per annum
or
$12
$10
and
1 ton
11
2 tons
er
$8
11
3 tons
and in addition in either case, with the Government's permission, a cash allowance -
f gas or electric current used in goysers
(2) Light
A Cash all●wap.e
$3 per month
for electric current (including current for fans) 6 per month. 1134. REMOVALS. An officer may have his effects removed from on
tenement to another by the Stores Department without charge if he is required so to remove by the Government and either he is entitled to free quarters er is moving for the purposes of his work.
114.
(1)
IV. GOVERNMENT QUARTERS AND ALLOWANCES IN
LIEU OF QUARTERS
C. Rules for Occupation of Quarters.
Occupants of Government quarters are responsible for keeping