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the appropriate proportion, if he has not then become

eligible for the grant of full cost to Government, can

be ascertained: Provided that

(a) any such grant will preclude any further grant

in respect of a passage to or from the Colony for

the same member of the family until the officer

himself shall have proceeded on leave to his

country of domicile;

(b) no such grant shall increase the limited number

of full-fare passages or the cost to Government mentioned in paragraph (6) above; and

(c)

the whole of such cost shall be refunded if the

officer leaves the Service in circumstances pre-

cluding such next grant of leave unless allowed

to retire on grounds of age or ill-health. (8) With the special permission of the Governor the

cost or the appropriate proportion of the cost to Govern- ment of a single passage in lieu of half a return passage may be granted for any such member of an officer's family who is prevented from travelling to or from the Colony with the officer and within the period prescribed by the condit-

ions of a return ticket.

(9) With the special permission of the Governor a grant may be made to such an officer in respect of a single passage to the Colony for his fiancee coming out to be married to him. Any such grant in the case of an officer who se salary scale goes above £800 per annum will be half the cost to Government of a first class single passage, and in the case of an officer who se salary scale does not go above £800 per annum will be the full cost to Government of a second class single passage. The grant shall be refunded if the marriage does not take place on or shortly after the

arrival of such fiancee.

(10)