THIRTEEN CENTS. Schooner sailing to right. Curved label above with the name of the Colony, and straight label below with value in full in white Roman capitals. Ornaments at sides broken by coloured circles, with white Arabic numerals of value. TWENTY-FOUR CENTS. Full-faced diademed portrait of Queen Victoria on ground of cross hatched lines, within a white octagonal frame. Scroll above with name of Colony and label below with “CENTS” in white Roman capitals. On either side of the word “CENTS” is a white bordered oval with Arabic numerals of value on ground of horizontal lines. Side borders and a few ornaments complete the design. Shapes: Oblong rectangular for the Two, Five, and Thirteen Cents; upright rectangular for the other values. (_Illustrations 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72._) (A) _On yellowish paper. Perforated 12._ 2 c., green (shades). 5 c., brown ( ” ). 10 c., black ( ” ). 12 c., red ( ” ). 13 c., orange ( ” ). 24 c., Prussian-blue ( ” ). (B) _On white paper. Perforated 12._ 2 c., green. 10 c., black. 12 c., red. 24 c., Prussian-blue. (C) _Rouletted._ 5 c., brown. _Remarks._—The latter variety is taken from _The Halifax Philatelist_ for July, 1888, page 82. The Five Cents of this and also of issues V. and VII. has been seen perforated 14, but no explanation is forthcoming of a kind of mystery which appears to overhang these specimens. There is some doubt as to their authenticity. Issue V. 1868-70. _Four values._ Engraved and printed in _taille-douce_, by the American Bank Note Co., of New York, on white wove paper; machine perforated. Designs: ONE CENT. Three-quarter-face portrait of the Prince of Wales in Highland costume, looking to the right, on ground of wavy lines, within a shaded oval frame inscribed below “NEWFOUNDLAND” in white Roman capitals, and above with the letters “N. F.” Over the upper portion of the oval is a scroll with value in full in white Roman capitals, Arabic numeral of value in the two bottom corners. THREE and SIX CENTS. Profile bust portrait of Queen Victoria to right in widow’s weeds, on shaded background of horizontal lines within an arched frame. Two curved labels above, inscribed respectively “THREE” (“SIX”) and “NEWFOUNDLAND.” Curved label below with value in full, all in white Roman capitals. Scroll ornaments in each corner, the upper ones containing Arabic numerals of value and the lower ones small five-rayed stars. Shape: Upright rectangular. The FIVE CENTS is the same design as that of the preceding issue, with the colour changed. (_Illustrations 73, 74, 68._) (A) _Perforated 12._ 1 c., purple-brown (shades). End 1868. 3 c., vermilion ( ” ). July, 1870. 5 c., black ( ” ). End 1868. 6 c., dull lake ( ” ). July, 1870. (B) _Perforated 10½ (?)._ 5 c., black. (C) _Rouletted._ 5 c., black.