Postal
Information
New Mail Service
THE following
information
concerning
a
newv
mai!
service
hetween
Porto
Rico and
the Virgin Jslands
is furnishe
for
the
advice
and
guidance
of the
pub-
ic:
Contract awarded April 7,
1921,
under
advertisement
of March
7,
1921,
to
the
Antilles Trading Company, for the
term
from April 18,
1921.
to June
30,
1924,
at
rate
of SIO,OOO
per
annum,
for
carrying
the
mails between
San
Juan, . R.
and
Frederiksted,
St. Croix, by St.
Thomas,
on
the following schedule
which is
sub-
ject
to charge. if it
does not
meet
the
requirements
of the service,
or whenever
conditions might
warrant:
Leave
San Juan,
P.
R.
Thursdays
at
6.00 p.
m.,
or on receipt of mai! from the
United States,
but
not later
thaa
6.00
p.
m. Friday
Ar.ive St.
Thomas
V. L. in 24 hours.
Leave
St.
Thomas,
V.
I.
Fridavs
at
3.00 p.
m
Arrive Frederiksted,
St.
Cruix
Saiur-
days by 6.00
a.
m.
Leave
Frederiksted,
St.
Croix
Satur-
days
at 6.00 p.
m.
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Arrive
St. Thomas,
V. I. Sundays
by
6.00 a.
m.
Leave
St.
Thomas,
V.
I.
Sundays
at
6.00 p.
m.
Arrive
San
Juan,
P.
R.
Mondays
by
12.00 noon.
Leave San Juan,
P.
R. Mondays
at 6.00
p.
m.
Arrive
St. Thomas,
Tuesdays
by 6.00
p.
m.
Leave
St.
Thomas,
V. I.
Tuesdays
at
6.00 p.
m.
Arvrrive
San Juan,
P.
R, by
12.00
noon
on Wednesdays.
The
mid-week
connection
with
St
Thomas
will
be
made
to
Christiansted
oln
the following schedule,
via the
‘*Cre-
ole’’ :
Leave
Christiansted
Tuesday
at
6.00
a. m.
Arrive
St
Thomas
Tuesday
by
6.00
p.
m.
Leave St.
Thomas
Wednesday
at
6.00
a.
m. or
on
receipt of
mail
from
Porto
Rico but not later
than Thursday
at 6 00
a.
1.
&
.
‘Arrive Christiansted
in 12
hours.
This
service
prcvides
twice
a
week
connection
wvith St.
Thomas,
Porto
Rico
and
the
United
States
via
P. R.,
and
mails
will be closed
for the
three
places
every
Monday
at
4.30 p. m., and Satur-
day
at 3p.
m.
As
the
closing
of
the
mails is governed
by the schedule
of sail-
ings
which
is for the
time
being
tenta-
tive, these
hours
may
be
changed,
but
due
notice
of
any
such
change
will
be
published.
United
States
Post
Office,
Christian-
sted;
V. 1. April 18, 1921.
B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster.
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