used -- ½d. and 1d. both with posthumous Pretoria d.s.; also O.F.S. 1d. (on small piece) with Vryburg c.d.s. for 11 April 1900, Transvaal ½d., 1d., 2d., 2½d., 6d. and 1/- each with Vryburg c.d.s. for 24 January 1900 and British Re-occupation with Cape ½d. initialled "C.St.Q" (Clifford St. Quentin, the military officer in charge of the Post Office) and tied by "VRYBURG/C.G.H." c.d.s. with date slugs removed on locally addressed front.