General, Sir John Monash, Personal Files Book 22, 10 April - 1 June 1919- Part 7

2D
12/5/19
Drafts.
1. In order to provide a measure of compensation to certain classes
of personnel who, by reason of the needs of the Administrative and
Demobilization Services of the A.I.F., have been denied the privileges of
early repatriation, non-military employment, extended leave (other than
disembarkation leave) and the like, it has been decided to grant
such personnel an additional period of disembarkation leave, over
and above that to which they are entitled under existing regulations.
2. - This added grant of additional leave will apply ^only to all personnel
remaining "at duty" in the A.I.F. after August 31/1919; but will

not apply to any ^of such personnel who,
(a) who have enlisted ^in the A.I.F. subsequent to Dec 31/1915
(b) who have returned to Australia since original enlistment
(c) who are members of the permanent military forces of the Commonwealth
(d) who have been or are ^to being granted "leave for non-military
- employment ^"or" extended leave" prior to embarkation.-
3. The period of additional leave to be granted, as above, to qualified
personnel, will be as follows:-
(a) To all who remain "at duty" after Aug July 31/1919 -
fourteen days fifteen days. -
(b) To all who remain "at duty" after Oct September 30/1919
a further fifteen days. -
4. The term "at duty" in this regulation applies to all personnel legitimately
employed in some definite capacity in connection either wil the administration or the demobilization of the A.I.F. and but shall not
include apply to (a) duty on transports proceeding to Australia
(b) personnel remaining abroad & ^who are merely awaiting embarkation,
but and are not ^actually employed while so waiting. -
5 [see at [[four?]]]
6. No such member of the A.I.F. will become [[resp?]] entitled to such additional
leave except on production of a certificate, in the Form of A.I.F. Form
N^o - annexed an signed by one of the following authorities
[[sig:_?]] G.O.C., A.I.F. 
Director General of Repatriation & Demobilization
Commandant A.I.F. H.Q. London
G.O.C. , A.I.F. Depots in U.K.
5. All additional leave granted by virtue, this regulation includes subsistence allowance at
The rate of 3/- per day.

Draft Form
Certificate for
Additional Disembarkation Leave
1. This is to certify that the bearer
Regt N^o
Rank
Name
Unit
is entitled under General Instructions N^o & &.
to an additional period of .... days disembarkation
leave.
2. He enlisted in the A.I.F. on
3. He has not returned to Australia since that date
4. He is not a member of the Permanent Forces of the Commonwealth
of Australia
5. He has not received leave for "non-military employment"
6. He has not received "extended leave" under G.I. - ??
7. He has been employed abroad ^on duty and has not after...
and had not embarked ^for Australia on that date.
Signature
Appointment
Date

[*√14/5/19.*]
[*12-5-19*]
Royal Automobile Club,
12th. May, 1919.
AUSTRALIASIAN PEACE BALL.
The Committee of the above present
their compliments and request the
pleasure of the company of
Lieut. General Sir John & Lady
Monash.
at a Ball to be held at Piccadilly
Hotel on Monday May 26th. Dancing
9.30. p.m. to 2. a.m.
C E Burke  Lt.
Hon. Organiser.
R.S.V.P.

15/5/19.
France List
Worn & Carried.
Suit Case
Overcoat
Rug Roll
Cash
Ration books x
Suit Case.
Address Tag.
Spare Specs.
Old Slacks
Slippers
Pyjamas
6 Handkerchiefs
Hairbrushes
Clothes brush
Spare Collar
Spare Tie
Holdall
Toilet Articles
Shaving Kit.
Soap
Spare pipe
Spare Tobacco
Cigarette supply
All papers
All maps.
Cheque book
Field Glasses.
Kiwi
Bootbrush

[*15/5/19*]
2nd. Day.
BOULOGNE TO AMIENS.

Number of miles in distance column represents mileage from
place named immediately above.
 

AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL RCDIG000064

3rd. Day
AMIENS - LILLIE.
 

Number of miles in distance column represents mileage from

place named immediately above.

4th. Day.

LILLE - BOULOGNE.

Number of miles in distance column represents mileage from

place named immediately above.

AMIENS 

DEJEUNERS - DINERS - SOUPERS      
Salles et Salons particuliers     
Ch 11 -  17^S
Ch 12 -  16
Ch 18 -  8.

1 bain    3                                                                  

             44
Adresser les Rēclamations ā la Caisse
Imprimerie G. REDONETT fils, Amiens.

AMIENS 

DEJEUNERS - DINERS - SOUPERS      
Salles et Salons particuliers
2 Cafe C - 5.-
2 Oeuf coque 3.-
1 confiture 1.25
Pain 1-
3 Jambons 12. -
3 Orange 3. -
beurre 5. -
Cheuffeur 1 Cafe C. 2.50         
32.75
Adresser les Rēclamations ā la Caisse
Imprimirie G. REDONNET fils, Amiens.       

10-5-19
Australian & New Zealand Luncheon Club in London. 

EMPIRE   DAY   LUNCHEON
(Monday, 26th May 1919).
In the Chair: Senator G.F.  PEARCE (Minister for Defence).
 The Club's next Luncheon will be held at the Connaught Rooms,
 Great Queen Street (off Kingsway), W.C, at 1 p.m. sharp, on Monday,
 26th May, on which occasion the members will entertain and be addressed
by
Admiral Sir ROSSLYN E. WEMYSS, G.C.B., K.C.B., C.M.G., M.V.O    
(FIRST SEA LORD).
AND
General Sir HENRY S. RAWLINSON, K.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., K.C.B. (COMMANDER OF THE 4^th  ARMY).    

In view of the significance of the day and the eminence of the guests to

be entertained, the Committee hope that on the day every member will endeavour to be 

present with his friends and thus make the function fully representative of all
sections of the commercial, political and military life of Australia and New

Zealand.

Tickets (7s. each, exclusive of wines) are obtainable from the Hon.
Secretary. Members are not limited to the number of guests they may

bring.
The seating will be arranged by balloting on Friday evening, 23rd May,
so application for tickets (accompanied by remittance) should be lodged not
later than noon on that day.
The first year of the Club terminates with this month's Luncheon, and
members will be notified in due course of the Annual Meeting to be held in
June.
Hon. Secretary:
A.J.M. SHARPE,
Pinners Hall, Austin Friars, E.C. 2.