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[Page 109]

(G.P.)

Return showing rations forwarded to   New Guinea for the use of the Naval and Military Expeditionary Force.

(Note: Return compiled on the assumption that Garrison came on to Shore rations from 15th September 1914)

Article Daily scale
per man
1000
rations
lbs
                        Supplied Date when further
supplies will be needed
S.S. Berrima S.S. Moresby
Biscuits or
Bread or
Flour or
Rice xx
1 lb 1000 57,590 72,050   23rd. March 1915.
1 ¼ lbs 1250x               -               -
1 lb 1000 24,150 23,700
1 lb 1000 3,752 5,656
Meat Fresh or
Meat preserved
or Salt Fish
1 ½ lbs 1500               -               -   25th February 1915.
1 lb 1000 66,000 94.500
1 lb 1000             -               -
Coffee  ¾ oz 46 7/8 4,219 4,450   20th March 1915.
Pepper 1/32 oz 2 175   ¼ 184   15th March 1915.
Vegetables or  ½ lb 500 19664
800       o
3827
25,430
1200       o
6,022
  8th March 1915.
Cheese 2 ozs 125
Potatoes 1 lb 1000 79,558 101,876   19th March 1915.
Sugar 3 ozs   187 ½ 17,375 17,920   25th March 1915.
Salt  ½ oz 31 ¼ 2,812 3,024   25th March 1915.
Tea  ¼ oz 15 5/8 1.406 ¼ 1.500   25th March 1915.
Jam or
Preserved Fruit *
 ¼ lb 250 22,518 24,138 11th April 1915.
 ¼ lb 250 5,098         -
Kerosene 7 gals. per lamp
from 1/10/14 to
31/3/15.
  83 ½ gals   250 gals. This gives enough  
kerosene for 47 lamps
for the period stated.
Extras issued at discretion of General Officer Commmanding on the recommendation of  
the Medical officer
Lime juice oo 1/320 gal 31/8 gals 215 gals                -   69 days supply
Rum 1/64 gal 155/8 gals 1000 gals   1789 gals   178 ½    "       "
Tobacco 2 ozs per
week
  
1251 lbs
per week
1125 2210 26   ½ weeks
(21st march 1915)

  

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