=Type= A provisional stamp of One Penny, made locally by surcharging “One Penny,” in black, on the Six Pence, bright yellow-green, of Issue 14. The original values are obliterated by black bars printed across the sheet. Illustration No. 6. =Paper, Watermark, and Gum= As in Issue 14 =Perforation= B. Unused. Used. s. d. s. d. =47= |“One Penny,” in black, on 6d., bright | | | yellow-green | 60 0 | 60 0 Issue 18. _December 1881._ =Types= As in Issue 1 for 1d. and 4d. New type for ½d. Shape, small upright rectangular—20 mm. × 17 mm. Diademed head of Queen to left on engine-turned background. Straight labels above and below, with ST. VINCENT and HALFPENNY in white block capitals on background of solid colour. Illustration No. 5. =Paper and Watermark= As in Issue 7. =Gum= White. =Perforation= B. Unused. Used. s. d. s. d. =48= | ½d., orange-yellow | 0 9 | 2 0 | | | =49= | 1d., drab | | 1 0 | | | =50= | 4d., bright ultramarine | | 12 6 SECTION II. _Stamps printed and perforated by Messrs. De La Rue & Co., London, from 1883 to present time._ Issue 19. _January 1883._ =Type= As in Issue 1. =Paper= White wove, smooth, and slightly surfaced. =Watermark= A Crown over “C A.” =Gum= White, and pale yellowish. =Perforation= 14. Unused. Used. s. d. s. d. =51= | 1d., drab | 5 0 | 1 0 | | | =52= | 4d., bright blue | | 15 0 Issue 20. _February 1883._