for the
2nd Ordinary
Meeting
of
the
Colonial
Council for St. Croix,
for the fiscal year 1923-1924, Fourth
Council,
First
Session,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
20,
1923,
at
one
o’clock
p.
111,
1.
Production
of copy of Minutes of the
Municipal
Committee
for the
Quar-
ter ending
June
30,
1923, forwarded
bv
the Chairman
of
the
Com nittee
for inspection
of
M:mbers
of
the
Council.
92
(olonial
Cuneil
Bl
No.
11, Third
Council,
Sacond
3zssion.
Continuation
of
Ist
Discussion
on
Colonial
Crun=i!
Bill
N».
11,
Draft
of Orlinance
intryliced
by Govern-
ment
¢ nerninz
Insanity Law,
with
Committee
Report.
2.
Colonial
Counci!
Bill
No. 12, Third
Counei!,
First Session.
Continuation
of
2nd
Discussion
on
Chlonia! Council Biil No.
12, Draft of
an Ordinance,
introduced
by Govern-
went,
providing for
the assessment,
levy and
collection
of
taxes
for the
Municipality of St.
Croix.
4,
Colonial
Counecil
Bill No. 3,
Fourth
Council, First Session.
Introduction of and Ist Discussion
on
Draft
of
Ordinanece,
introduced
by
Governmeant,
e amending
Ordinance
concerning
Publie
Roads
in St. Croix.
5.
Colonial
Crancil
Bill
No. 4,
Fourth
Chuneil,
rest
S2ssion.,
Introduction of an
1 Ist Discassion
on
Rasolution,
introduced
by
Govern-
ment,
authorizing
that
certain
ac-
counts
earvied
on
the
books
of the
Municipality as
assets
be
written off
and charged
to “‘profit’”’and
"‘loss.”’
Colonial
Council
Qffice, St. Croix,
Au-
gust
13,
1923,
ROBT.
W. SKEOCH,
Viece Carairman.
Mails Close
for the British and French
West
In-
dies by s.
s. Martinique
at 11. a.
m.
TO-DAY, 16th.
One Aluminum
<Cap for gasoline
tank
between
Christiansted
and
Estate
Herman
Hill.
Finder
re-
turn
to
Despatching
Secretary’s
Office and receive
reward.
er
¢
B 51X
A8
1B
j——
IN SURE
.
'S
INSURANCE.
HURKRICANES!
What
are they?
Unwelcome
.visitors
which
always
leave
davastation
and
often
misery
in their
wake,
1f yoa
are
wot protected
by
an
INSURANCE POLICY
Do not wait until thz little "'Red Flag
with the Black Square
in the Centre’
is
hoisted
at
the
Fort
to seek
protection,
but
take
the
necessary
precaution
and
apply
for a poliey
now with
ROB’L. Lt MERWIN
& CO.
INC.
One
six-cylinder
5
passenger
model
D-45 Buick
1n good conditon.
Also
one Fo'rdspassenger,
equiped
with
minute
Wwieels
and
spare;
also
bumper.
For further particulacs apply
to
.
G.
A FLEMING.
st
Hogensborg.
NORTHERN
Assurance Comapny
" Limited
OF
LONDON
GEO. L. MARKOE,
Agent for Frederifsted’s
District.
ERIK R. STAKEMANN
Agent for Christiensted’s
District
Policies
are not
subject
to average.
FOR RENT.
THE
upper storey
of the
Bank-
building
in
Frederiksted
for-
merly occupied
by
the Danish
Club.
Apply to
WEST
INDIAN SUGAR FACTORY.
AT YOUR SERVICE
A. R. MCINTOSH
Passenger
and
Light
Delivering
Truck.
Hans
Boje
and
Jean
Pefersen
ARE HEADQUARTERS
FOR
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
Kodaks
Films
Supplies
Waterman
Fountain
Pen
Company
Pens
lnk
Suppllies
American
Thermos
Bottle
Company
Bottles
FKillers ete.
EVER SHARP PSNCILS
for
prizee,
presents
and
everyday
use.
HEYMAN'S DANISH
BUTTER
4 pound
one and
:wc
pound
tins.
Danish
MAL1 REEL.
- St. Thomas
BREWERY
BEER.
GINGER
ALE & GINGER
BEER,
GRAPE
J JICE,
PORTO
RICO and JAV:ICA CIGARS
in boxe-
and
packs.
Egyptian,
American
and
English
Cigarettes.
popular
brands.
Perfumery
—— Powders
Soaps
Freckle
Cream
Face
Creams
Dental
Cream
ete.
ete.
Assortment
of Canned
Goods
JAMS, California Fruits,
Condensed
Milk, Olive Oil, ete.
ete.
ASSORTMENT OF CHOCOLATES
in boxes of various
sizes.
Manicure sets. COMBS HAIR BRUSHES,
TOOTH BRUSHES.
HOT WATER BAGS, ICE BAGS
BATHING CAPS,
and many
other articles.
ALL GUARANTEED QUALITY.
Christiansted
and Frederik-
sfed Apcthecary Halls.
Colombia Steamship
Co.
THE
S.
S.
*"MARTINIQUE”
sailed
from
New
York
on
Thursday
evening,
and
is
due
her 2 on
or
about
the
16th inst.,
proceeding
to
Wincward
Islands.
ROB'T. L. MERWIN & Co. InC.,
Agéis.
=
&>
A B K
eN
F. M. CORNEIRG,
JEWELLER
& OFTICIAN,
St. Thomas,
V, i.