Item 14: George Washington Thomas Lambert papers, October 1917-March 1919 - Page 58

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[Page 58]

APPENDIX "E"

RATION SCALES

Ordinary.  When in standing camps
Mobile.  When on march.
Special emergency.  Carried on March when on operations, not consumed unless mobile ration not to hand.
Iron.  Always carried - but only used on special orders to that effect and when all other sources of supply fail.

ORDINARY RATION SCALE

Meat fresh 12 oz.
or preserved 9 oz Wood lbs. 2
Bread, or 1 lb.
Biscuit 12 oz.
Bacon 4 oz.
Jam 3 oz.
Milk 1½ oz.
Vegetables, fresh, or 8 oz.
Dried vegetables 2 oz.
Potatoes, or onions 4 oz.
Sugar 3 oz.
Tea ½ oz.
Cheese 3 oz.
Salt 1/100th oz.
Pepper 1/100th oz.
Mustard 1/100th oz.
Lime juice when dried vegetables 1/10th gill.
Rum, when ordered by G.O.C. ½ gill.
Cigarettes 2 oz. weekly
Matches 3 boxes fortnightly
EXTRAS:-  
Rice 2 oz. 3 times weekly
Dried fruit 2 oz. weekly
Oatmeal 2 oz. 2 times weekly
Flour 2 oz. 2 times weekly
  Mobile Special
emergency		 Iron
Preserved meat 12 oz. 9 oz. 12 oz.
Biscuits 12 oz. 13 oz. 16 oz.
Jam 4 oz. 3 oz. -
Tea ½ oz. ½ oz. ½ oz.
Sugar 3 oz 3 oz. 2 oz.
Milk 1 oz. - -
Cheese 3 oz. - -

APPENDIX "F"

FORAGE SCALE.

  Ordinary Mobile Special
emergency
Grain - lbs. 10 9 9½
Fodder 12 6 -
Draught, over 16 hands, extra grain 2 - -

 

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