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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12066, 9 September 1902, Page 8

Volunteer Notices. DI ST RI C T CRD E R •By LIEUTENANT-COLONEL JAS. BEID, COM-. , MANDING DISTRICT. Brigade Office. Auckland, September 2, 1902. Regulations fot Examination of Returned Members of Contingents: — (A) BONA-FIDE invalids are those who Dave been invalided from South Africa, awl who can, produce documentary- evidence to this effect, or who have been pronounced fit subjects for an Invaliding* Board by the Medical Officer in charge, of the returning ship, or a certificate from a Medical Officer in South Africa. (B) A Member of any Contingent within six months of his landing in New Zealand can pro to any medical man to be examined, and pay for such. If the docto** certiiies he is iiv such a- state from the result of active service, that a Medical Board is advisable, the Officer Commanding the District will send the man before a Medical Board, (C) A Medical Board is empowered to grant/ leave up to six months, and a Govern- j ment Medical Officer or Volunteer Medj- ' cal Staff Officer may grant, leave up to two months, such leaves to date from the assembling of the Board. A Board. Government Medical Officer, or Volunteer Medical Staff Officer, can recom- j mead an invalid for re-examination on | expiration of his original leave. (D) Should Medical Boards. Government Medical Officers, or Volunteer Medical Staff Officers, as the case may be. consider that a returned trooper a* entitled in the first case to more than six months' leave, in the second case to more than two months' leave, thev should state so on the Medical Hoard in the proper place, and recommend them for re-examination on* the expiration of their leave. (E) All Medical Boards must be made cut on the prescribed forms, and, when a full Medical Board cannot assemble. ; one authorised Government Medical Officer, and when such art officer is not available one Officer of Volunteer .Medical Staff, will bo held to constitute a Board having power to grant leave up to two mon'lhs. Proceedings to be forwarded without delay through Officer Commanding District. (I) Either Medical Boards, Government Medical Officers, or Volunteer Medical Staff Officers, may recommend Returned Troopers for treatment at Government Sanatoriums at either Hanmer or Rotorua. When it is consistent with the state of health of the man. Rotorua should be recommended for men residing in the North Island, and Hanmer for the men residing in the South Island. (G) Wbeu either the Board, Government Medical Officer, or Volunteer Medical | Staff Officer, considers the injury to : the man to be of a permanent nature. [ or equivalent to the .loss of a Limb, under the Provisions of the Military Pensions Extension to Contingents i 1500, they should recommend him j to be sent before a Pensions Board. (HI When either a Board. Government*! Medical Officer, cr Volunteer Medical'•! Staff Officer, considers that in addi- \ tion to sick leave the men should have ' free medical treatment, it must be (listinctly 30 stated on the Board, and where it is - possible and consistent with the man's illness he should be .sent to a. Government Hospital, in pre- j ference to receiving outdoor treatment. ; Where it is considered necessary for ! him to have outdoor treatment, full particulars of what, treatment is neces- ■ sary, and the length of time such treat- i mentf, should extend over, must be dis-5 tinctly stated. (I) Any Returned Trooper who obtains a'l certificate as specified in para, i "B" of the above regulations, should \ at once report to the Officer Command- ! ing the District. 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