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NATAL UNIFORMS.
DRESS REGULATIONS FOR SEAMEN.
Ocuasi
jns on which to be worn.
Dross
No.
P.O.'s and Men dressed as
Seamen.
In
England
f Inspections, musters, cere-
monial occasions, Sunday
in harbour.
On leave on week-days, Sun-
days at sea.*
1
■
Serge jumper with cuffs, gold
badges and collar, serge
trousers (mustering suit).
Serge jumper (red badges)
and collar, serge trousers.
temperate
climates.
On working days for all
ordinary duties, i.e., usual
drills, boat and other
I ordinary work.
3
Serge jumper (red bridges i
and collar, serge trousers.
( For night clothing and in
wet weather.
■i
Serge jumper (red badges)
and serge trousers.
In all
climates.
By working parties lor
general cleaning of ship,
and other extraordinary
duties, when better cloth- '
k, ing would be spoiled.
5
White working jumper anil
duck trousers.t
In lint
climates.
Inspections, masters, cere-
monial occasions, Sunday
in harbour.}
On leave on week-days, ^Sun-
days at sea*
On working days for all
ordinary duties, i.e., usual
drills, boat, and other
ordinary work.
ti
7
8
Duck uniform jumper with
collar, duck trousers.
As for No. L' (but with duck
trousers j.orN 0.6 as ordered.
As for No. 3 (but with duck
trousers), or No. 6 as
ordered.
j In all
climates.
Coaling, refitting, and dirty
work.
9
Overall suit.
Notes.
" Unless otherwise directed, duty men and boys, i.e.. Quartermasters, Signalmen, Side Boys, &c, and
Admirals' and Captains' boats' crew, are to wear this dress in harbour when the rest of the ship's company
are in No. 3 llress,
t Drawers to be worn in cold or wet weather, and jerseys, if being worn with other clothing or specially
ordered.
t Serge jumpers, with collars, and trousers are to be worn by men on leave between sunset and 8 a.m.
The dress to be worn by Classes I. and III. will be regulated so as to correspond with that being worn
by the Officers, having regard to the work they arc engaged, on.
See Notes to Dress Regulations for Ship's Companies on page 841.