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refund such part of any pay drawn in respect of such 
leave and such part of the cost of the passage to Fast 
Africa referred to in Regulation 99 as may be directed 
by the Governor. 
104. Any fraction of a month by which an officer’s 
tour of service has exceeded a number of completed 
months may be added to his next tour for the purpose 
of calculating his leave. 
105. No extension of vacation leave will be granted 
in the ordinary course; but in exceptional circum- 
stances, such as continued ill-health, officers who are 
not returning may be granted an extension of leave 
with full salary at the discretion of the Secretary of 
State for a period not exceeding six calendar months. 
106. Return leave may be extended with full pay, 
on the ground of ill-health, for any period not exceed- 
ing six calendar months, and if necessary for a further 
period of six months with half salary; or it may be 
extended with full pay if the officer is detained by the 
Secretary of State on public grounds. 
107. Officers desiring leave on the ground of 
“urgent private affairs ’ before completing a tour of 
residential service may, if specially recommended by 
the Governor, be allowed leave without pay, or, if 
they have completed six months of residential service, 
leave with half pay, at the discretion of the Secretary 
of State; but such leave must in no case exceed four 
months, inclusive of the time taken on the journeys. 
Officers to whom leave is granted under this regula- 
on begin a new tour of service on their return to 
uty, 
108. The passages of officers to Fast Africa are 
Normally booked by the Crown Agents for the 
Colonies by the steamer sailing at or next before the 
expiration of their leave, any unexpired leave being 
added to the officer's next period of leave. The