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each tour of service plus the whole or part of the time 
necessarily taken in travelling to and from a place 
approved by the Governor up to a maximum amount 
of six days in all. During such leave full salary but 
not duty allowance will be paid, and the officer will be 
paid travelling expenses on the authorised scale up to 
3 maximum of six days in all. 
91. An officer returning to West Africa will be 
required to embark by the first vessel leaving the 
United Kingdom after the date on which his leave 
of absence expires, and will be allowed pay at the rate 
which he is then drawing for any days which may 
elapse between the expiration of his leave and the 
departure of the ship ; provided that, if there is a later 
ship which is timed to arrive at his destination before 
the first one, he will be required to proceed by the 
later one. Kxtensions of leave will date from the 
expiration of the original leave, and not from the day 
on which the officer would have had to embark if his 
leave had not been extended. 
92. Officers desiring leave on the ground of *‘ urgent 
private affairs’ before completing a tour of 12 con- 
secutive calendar months’ residential service may be 
granted by the Governor at his discretion permission 
to proceed on leave. In such cases the officer may 
be granted any vacation leave for which he is eligible 
under Regulation 85 (including leave for the period of 
the two voyages), but any extension will be without 
pay. 
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93. (a) Every officer, immediately before proceed- 
ing on leave of absence, must present himself to the 
medical officer of his station (or other medical officer), 
as provided by the local regulations, for examination 
38 to the state of his health. The medical officer will 
furnish him with a paper of advice in proper form, 
which will contain directions as to the precautions he 
should take during the voyage home and after arrival 
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