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THE
Vendue
Director
hereby
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makes
known
that
at
the
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request
of
Mr.
Orville
5.
Kean,
Licensed
Auctioneer,
will be offered
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for
sale
at Public
Auction
at
the
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Office of the St.
homas Ship Brok-
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ers’
Association,
No. 39
Dronning-
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ensgade
and
Quarter,
in st.
Thom-
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as. V.l U.S. A on
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Saturday,
March 26
1921 ai 10 a. m.
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“EDEL”
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of
Kristianssands,
Norway,
1115
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tons
register,
as
she
now
lies
in
this port.
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Said
vessel put into
this port
in
distress
on
her
voyage from
Nor-
folk,,
Va.,
bound
to
Bordeaux,
France,
and
was
condemned
by
competent
surveyors
duly
appoint-
ed,
for
account
of whom
it may
concern,
by Commander
I.aub,
Con-
sul of Norway at this place.
The
said
“Edel”
was
built
In
Sunderland,
England.
She
can
be
inspected
by intending
purchasers
until
the morning of the sale,
and
any
information
required
will
be
Ig_liven
by the Master Captain
J. P.
ermansen,
or
Consignees,
the St.
Thomas ship
Brokers”
Association.
The
terms of the sale
to be
seen
at the Vendue,
to which purchasers
are invited.
St.
Thomas
Vendue
Office,
February
15,
1921.
THIIELE.
Fee:
Fres.
10.00
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Ten
franes
(00
Bit
)
NOTICE.
AN Extraordinary
General
Meeting of
the St.
CROIX CLUB
will
be
held
in
the
Club rooms
on
Saturday
March
sth
a.
c.
at 5 o’clock
p.
m.
All members
are urgently requested
t»
attend,
as
matters
of
vital importance
are
to be
discussed.
Christiansted,
Feb.
21,
1921.
For the Board,
WILH. JENSEN.
Secretary.
st
£ BOIX K.
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By
;
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is offertng
his services
to the
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giv-
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S. MAYHEW,
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laboured
here
in
connection
with the
Bible Home
and
Foreign
Missionaty
So-
ciety
for
the past
five years
wiil be
or-
dained
to
the
Christian
Ministry
on
SUNDAY,
3
P.
M.
at
the
Gospel
Ta-
bernacle,
Christiansted.
REvVD. JOHN
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General Superintendent.
Assurance Company
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Agent for Frederiksted’s
District
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Agent for Christiansted’s
District
Policies
ave not subject
to
average
FOR RENT.
HE Upstairs ofNo.
30 King’s
.[ Cross
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Christiansted,
fur- .
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