RESOLUTION.
Be it resolved
by the Col>nial Coun-
cilfor St.
Croix in session
assem-
*
bled.
That the Governor
be and
he
is hereby
authorized
to sell Lot No. 15 East Street,
and Lot No. 36 Fisher Street,
Christian-
sted,
St.
Croix, for the
highest bid
re-
ceived in
each
case
within
aperiod
of
thirty days after date
of approval of this
resolution.
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Thus
duly
passed
by
the
<Colonial
Council for St.
Croix at
2nd
Discussion
at its
3rd Ordinary
meeting
held
Mon-
day, October
18,
1920.
D. C. CANEGATA,
¥.
COULTER,
Secretary.
.
Vice- Chaitrman.
The
above Resolution
is hereby
sanc-
tioned and
approved
in its entirety.
‘Witness
my hand
and setgl
of the
Gov-
ernment
of
the
Virgin
Islands
at
St.
Thomas,
this 26th day
of October,
1920.
71.
W. OMAN.
©
Governor.
THE
EAST ASIATIC COMPANY LTD.
THE
FOUR
MASTED SCHOONER
“DANA”
from
Copenhagen
is'
expected
in
St.
Thomas momently
accepting
freight and
passengers
for
DPonce,
San
Juan,
San
Pedro
de
Macoris,
St.
Domingo
City,
Jacmel, Kingston
and
probably Port-au-
Prince.
-
Motor Ship “ANNAM”
from Copenhagenis expected
in St.
Tho-
mas about
the end
of this month
accept-
ing Freight for Cristobal (Panama
Canal)
and San Fr_ancisco.
5. S. “TRANQUEBAR”
for Copenhagen
due
in
St.
Thomas
late
in December
accepting
Freight
AGENTS:
-
JEAN PETERSEN,
HANS BOJE,
Fredertiksted.
Christianated.
Electric
Light Bulbs
220 Volts 55 & 65c.
FOR SALE AT
’
Stakemann’s
Store.
ERIK R. STAKEMANN,
23--10--20.
S
CROTX
&Vt
S
P‘
e
®
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|
Publication.
ST. THOMAS
HARBOR 4% LOAN
OF
1910.
4
¢
§T is
hereby
brought
te
public
notice
that according
to the scheme of Amor-
-
‘tization -for
St.
Thomas,
Tarbor
4%
Loan of 1910 the drawing by
the Notary
Pablie,
St.
Thomas of 11
btnds
at
Fr.
1,000
has taken
place,
resulting
in
the
drawing of the
Ttollowing‘_bonds:
No.
13
:
a8
‘* 149
**.160
&
‘f 213
;
‘6 %1
i 295
.
‘* 309
o
‘o4 %7
‘+. 368
These
eleven
bonds
are
hereby
calied
in for redemption
on the
11th December,
after
whigh date the bonds
will cease
to
bear
interest.
St. Thomas
Harbor
Board, October
30,
1920.
LEO F.
S. HORAN.
Acting Chairman.
ee e
e
e
Tg
AUCTION.
T is hereby
miade known
that according
to o.ders from. Govarnment
and puv;?u-
ant
to resolutin.
passed
by the
Colo-
nial Council for
the Municipality -of
St.
Croix on
Oectobar
18th.
a.
c.,
approved
by the Governor the 26th.
s.
m. the
fol-
lowing lotsof land in
the
town of Chris-
tiansted,
St. Croix,
belonging to the Mu-
nicipality of St
Croix,
will be
sold
at
-
public Aunetion, namely:
:
Lot
No. 15 East
Street,
Chris-
tiansted,
»
Monday, November 22nd. 1920,
~
AT 3 O'CLOCK
Pp. m.
Lot Ne. 36Fisher Street, Chris-
tiansted,
NONDAY, NOYEMBER 22nd.
1920,
AT 4 O’CLOCK Pp.-M.
The Au-tions willbe
held
at the
un-
dersigned
Office,
where
the terms
of sale
etc.
are open:for. inspection.
T
The Vendue
Office, Christiansted,
€t.
Croix, November sth.
1920.
WILH. JENSEN.
S
%
Butter and Cream
can be had daily at the Dairy.
For Sale.
-
THE Property
No.
12 B. &
13
Church Street and ! Hill Street,
for particulars
apply to
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R. PETERSE
N.
2
4
a
~ PUBLIC:
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order
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may
reach
a
still
larger
number
of readers
in
St.
Croix, and thereby
not only
inciease
its
deserved
patronage,
but
bring the
-
ple of the island in better and closer tduch
with what
is going on
in the great
mo-
ther countiry during this interesting
aod
history-making period following the pres-
idential election, I
am prepared
to
make
some attractive
offers for subscription
to
the Pathfinder for terms
of 3
nonths
or
longer, as well ad aceept
any combination
or premium
subscription
offered by
the
publishers.
For
instance
if the Pathfind-
er offers to renew
your subscription
for
one year when
you
send
in :wo new sub-
-seriptions
paid up for one
year
or more,
I do the same and
save
you money in the
bargain
besides.
It can
not
pay vou
to
skip me if you
have any interest
in
sav-
ing money
on your subseription
deais.
A WORD %‘ngTI%'HE
PATH-
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popular
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such
as
pro-
fessional men and
women,
the moresro-
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an\._2s-
pecially with school teachers.:
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popular
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war $1 subscription
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:
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Your friends will thank you
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at-
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,
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