=40= | 1d., pale grey-green | 10 0 | 2 0 | | | =41= | 6d., bright yellow-green | 60 0 | 12 6 | | | =42= | 5s., deep rose-red | £8 10 | Issue 15. _September 1881._ =Type= A provisional stamp of One Halfpenny, made locally by surcharging “d/½” twice vertically, in red, on the Six Pence, bright yellow-green, of Issue 14, the two halves of this stamp being divided vertically by a line of perforation gauging 12. The figure “1” of the fraction has a curved serif. Illustration No. 3. =Paper, Watermark, and Gum= As in Issue 14. =Perforation= B, and 12 on one side. Unused. Used. s. d. s. d. =43= | “½d,” in red, on right half of 6d., bright | | | yellow-green | 30 0 | | | | =44= | “½d.,” in red, on left half of 6d., bright | | | yellow-green | 30 0 | Variety. Figure “1” of fraction has a straight serif. =45= | “½d.,” in red, on half of 6d., bright | | | yellow-green | 80 0 | Issue 16. _November 1881._ =Type= A provisional stamp of Four Pence, made locally by surcharging “4d.,” in black, on the One Shilling, bright vermilion-red, of Issue 11. The original values are obliterated by black bars printed across the sheet. Illustration No. 4. =Paper, Watermark, and Gum= As in Issue 11. =Perforation= B. Unused. Used. s. d. s. d. =46= | “4d.,” in black, on 1s., bright | | | vermilion-red. | | Issue 17. _December 1881._