$0) 
80. If, with the permission of the Governor, the 
officer is accompanied or followed to the Colony by his 
wife, he will be paid half a single fare outwards, and, 
if she remains in the Colony six months, half a single 
fare on returning to the United Kingdom. These 
payments will not be made unless the officer’s wife :— 
(a) before departure from the United Kingdom 
submits a satisfactory certificate from one of the 
Consulting Physicians to the Colonial Office or 
from her own medical attendant showing that she 
is in good health and physically fit to proceed to 
the Colony, or 
(b) actually does reside there with her husband 
for at least six months during his tour. 
The grant towards a wife’s passage to the Colony 
will not be payable, except with the special sanction 
of the Governor, if she does not arrive in the Colony 
at least six months before the date on which her 
husband will become eligible for leave. 
81. An officer will be paid the grants towards the 
cost of the outward and return passages of his wife 
once in each tour of service to the amount and subject 
to the conditions prescribed in Regulation No. 80. 
82. Free passages from the United Kingdom to 
West Africa will not be granted to wives or children 
ander Regulation 111. 
83. When an officer is transferred from a Colony 
outside West Africa to a post in a West African 
Colony the cost of passages to the United Kingdom 
of his wife and family, not exceeding four persons 
besides himself, will be paid, provided that they are 
permanently giving up residence in the former Colony. 
84. A free passage to the United Kingdom and back 
will be allowed to any officer under the rank of 
Governor who is granted leave of absence under 
Regulations 85, 86, and 92.