September 1881.

TypeA 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 GumAs in Issue 14.
PerforationB, and 12 on one side.
Unused.Used.
s.d.s.d.
43“½d,” in red, on right half of 6d., bright yellow-green300
44“½d.,” in red, on left half of 6d., bright yellow-green300
Variety. Figure “1” of fraction has a straight serif.
45“½d.,” in red, on half of 6d., bright yellow-green800

Issue 16.

November 1881.

TypeA 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 GumAs in Issue 11.
PerforationB.
Unused.Used.
s.d.s.d.
46“4d.,” in black, on 1s., bright vermilion-red.

Issue 17.

December 1881.