§ The undermentioned daily scale of rations for prisoners of war is substituted for that promulgated by Army Council Instruction 323 of 1917:
| Bread | 9 ozs. |
| Broken Biscuit | 4 ozs. |
| Meat (5 days a week) | 6 ozs. |
| (Pickled Beef will be issued on one of these days) | |
| Salt-cured Herrings (2 days a week) | 10 ozs. |
| Tea | ⅜ OZ. |
| or | |
| Coffee | ¾ OZ. |
| Sugar | 1 OZ. |
| Salt | ½ OZ. |
| Potatoes | 4 ozs. |
| Other fresh vegetables | 4 ozs. |
| Split Peas or Beans | 2 ozs. |
| Rice | 3 ozs. |
| (This ration may he reduced to 2 ozs., and in lieu of the remaining 1 oz. the following substitutes may be drawn— | |
| (a) Maize Meal | 1 oz. |
| Or | |
| (b) Split Peas or | |
| Beans 1 oz | |
| Margarine | 1 oz. |
| Oatmeal | 2 ozs. |
| (If full ration is not obtainable an equal quantity of rice may be issued in lieu.) | |
| Jam | 1 oz. |
| Cheese | 2 ozs. |
| Pepper | 1/72 oz |
| Maize Meal | 1 ½ |
§ When men are not employed on work the following deductions will be made unless the medical officer advises to the contrary in any particular case:
| Bread | 4 ozs. |
| Cheese | 1 oz. |
| Maize Meal | 1½ ozs. |