Unused. Used. s. d. s. d. =36= | 4d., dark deep blue | | 40 0 Issue 13. _May 1880._ =Type= A provisional stamp of One Penny made locally by surcharging “d./1” twice vertically, in red, on the Six Pence, dark blue-green, of Issue 7, the two halves of this stamp being divided vertically by a line of perforation gauging 12. Illustration No. 2. =Paper, Watermark, and Gum= As in Issue 7. =Perforation= A, and 12 on one side. Unused. Used. s. d. s. d. =37= | “1d.,” in red, on right half of 6d., dark | | | blue-green | 70 0 | 70 0 | | | =38= | “1d.,” in red, on left half of 6d., dark | | | blue-green | 70 0 | 70 0 Variety. With additional line of the local perforation. =39= | “1d.,” in red, on right half of 6d., dark | | | blue-green | | Issue 14. _June 1880._ =Types= As in Issue 1 for 1d. and 6d. New type for 5s. Shape, large upright rectangular—30 mm. × 25½ mm. Royal Crown over white scroll, inscribed “Pax et Justitia,” in small coloured block capitals, below which are allegorical figures, the whole contained in white oval band, 2 mm. in width. The band is inscribed ST. VINCENT above, and FIVE SHILLINGS below, in coloured block capitals; and the spandrels and background are composed of engine-turning. Illustration No. 8. =Paper, Watermark, and Gum= As in Issue 7. =Perforation= B. Unused. Used. s. d. s. d.