Vanuatu. Central Bank of Vanuatu. 1982 Issues. Date: No. Dimensions: 150 x 75 mm. Watermark: Melanesian head. Material: Paper. Solid security thread. Printer: Bradbury, Wilkinson & Cie, New Malden, Surrey, England. Multicolored front and back printing, predominantly purple, green and blue. Description of the front: Background made up of guilloche patterns and geometric patterns. Texts in English and French. Prefix and numbering in black. On the right, the emblem of Vanuatu with a Melanesian warrior holding a spear in front of a mountain, two branches of intertwined cycads or "namele" (Cycas seemannii) and a spiral-shaped pig tooth. At the bottom, the national motto: Long God Yumi Stanap (in english: “God is our Guide”). Combination of signatures in black with President Philip Shing and General Manager John A. Howard. Description of the back: Background made up of geometric patterns. Texts in Bislama. Three statues, map of Vanuatu and three men aboard a Punawan (traditional boat). Value "1,000" in the corners.