=Type= A provisional stamp of Two Pence Halfpenny, made locally by surcharging “2½d.,” in black, on the Four Pence, lake-brown, of Issue 25. The original values are obliterated by black bars, printed across the sheet. Illustration No. 10. =Paper, Watermark, and Gum= As in Issue 19. =Perforation= 14. Unused. Used. s. d. s. d. =71= | “2½d.,” in black, on 4d., lake-brown | 15 0 | 15 0 Variety. Without the fraction line. =72= | “2½d.,” in black, on 4d., lake-brown | | Issue 29. _November 1890 to 1891._ =Type= As in Issue 1. =Paper, Watermark, and Gum= As in Issue 19. =Perforation= 14. Unused. Used. s. d. s. d. =73= | “2½ Pence,” in black, on 1d., bright blue | 0 5 | 0 3 | | | =74= | 6d., pale red-lilac | 1 0 | 1 0 | | | =75= | 6d., deep red-lilac | 1 0 | 1 0 | | | =76= | 1s., vermilion-red | 2 0 | 2 0 Issue 30. _November 1892._ =Type= A provisional stamp of Five Pence, made locally by surcharging “5—PENCE” (in two lines), in carmine, on the Four Pence, lake-brown, of Issue 25. The original values are obliterated by carmine bars printed across the sheet. Illustration No. 11. =Paper, Watermark, and Gum= As in Issue 19. =Perforation= 14. Unused. Used. s. d. s. d. =77= | “5 Pence,” in carmine, on 4d., lake-brown | 8 0 | 10 0 Issue 31. _March 1893._ =Types= As in Issue 1 for 4d. The Five Pence is made by printing the Six Pence in a new colour, and surcharging “FIVE PENCE” (in one line), in black, over the original value. Illustration No. 12. =Paper, Watermark, and Gum= As in Issue 19. =Perforation= 14.