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E F. Remittances and Imprests. 
i 4. All payments due by a Colonial Government 
Jgjblic departments or other creditors in the United 
i-idom, and, unless otherwise authorised, all pay- 
is due to other Governments, shall be made 
igh the Crown Agents for the Colonies. 
i b. The Crown Agents shall be kept continuously 
nas by the Colonial Treasurer, whose duty it is 
atch the account of the Colony with the Crown 
Fits, to be prepared to meet their current require- 
3ls and to notify them in good time if local circum- 
: tes make it necessary to arrange for temporary 
5 mmodation in aid of the Government's account 
i them. 
[1a The maximum cash balance which may be 
Ned by sub-accountants will be calculated upon 
7 average current requirements and fixed by 
. brity of the Governor, and the Treasurer will be 
pusible for seeing that such balances do not exceed 
authorised limits. 
7. Remittances to public creditors outside the 
ny other than those made through the Crown 
its will be made only by the Colonial Secretary, 
J for such purpose will be furnished by the 
* surer with a draft payable to the order of the 
itor concerned. 
1 B. The cost of remittance of. salaries or pensions 
“drawn through an agent of the Colony will be 
sf ted from the amount remitted. 
9. A public officer will be allowed to remit through 
4 Crown Agents for the Colonies in equal monthly 
i lments a portion of his salary for the support of 
_ Ibers of his family. The sums thus remitted will 
i-(as a rule, exceed half his salary in any one year, 
In exceptional cases the Governor may authorise 
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