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Al
ior
an
Extraordinary
Meeting
oi
the Colonial
Council tor
St
troix,
~ATHURDAY AIUGUR:
OIH,
1981,
2t TWOCHUIOCK P N
(Con:
ened by request
of Government).
1.
Examination
of Patent
of
Election
of
2ad
Member
for
Christianstad
Country
Distriet (Neithropp.)
2.
Discussion
on
Government’s
letter
of 15t July,
1921
8.
Colonial Couneil Bill No. 6.
3rd
isiscussion
on
Colonial
Councii
Bill
No. 6,
Draft
of
an
Ordinance
atroduced
by Government,
redeciar-
ing and
estabiishing
the
Judiciary
Department
and courts
of
St. Croix;
providing for
a District
Court
Com-
missioner
and for additional notaries
public;amending
an
ordinance
pass-
"
ed by
the
Colonial
Council
for
the
Munie pality of St.
Croix, 25th. May,
1920. and
sanctioned
and
approved
26th. June,
1920, and repealing
Chap-
ters
sne and
three of said
ordinance.
4.
Colonial Council 3ill No. 7.
Dis<cussion
on
Resolution
introduced
by Ist Appointed
Mmember
(Hender-
son, that the
travelling expenses
for
the Members
of
the Colonial Council
be
the same
as paid
the Members
of
the Municipal Committee.
.
5.
Election
of
Members for
the
Com-
mission
:ursuant
to Paragraph
1
of
Ordinance
of 20th. September,
1911,
regarding
measures
against
diseases
of Cotton Plants.
6.
Colonial Council Bill No. 8.
Additional Money Bill to the
Budget
for
the
Municipality
of
St.
Croix
for
the
fiscal
year
ending
June
30,
1922.
To
the
Department
of
Educaticn,
Maintenance,
is
hereby
granted
from funds
in the
Municipal
Treasury,
not
otherwise
obligated
the sum
of
Frs.
15,000,
to
provide
.
means
foxr buiiding a
:wo roo™school
house
at
Estate
‘‘Annaly’’.
Intro-
duced
by
4th
Appointed
Member
(Blackwood).
Colonial Council Office,
St. {roix, 6th
August,
1921.
F. COULTER,
Vice-Chairman.
Carnations.
SLIPS
of
red Carnations
can
be
had from 50c.
upwards.
Apply at this office.
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