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RESOLUTION
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Be it resolved by the Colonial Coun-
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cilfor St.
Croixz in session
assem-
‘
bled.
That thé 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
a period
of
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thirty days after date
of approval of this
resolution.
Thus f(}uly
passed
by
the ‘Colonial
’
Council
f6r St.
Croix at
2nd
Discussion
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at its
3rd Ordinary
meeting
held
Mon-
Aday, October
18,
1920.
I
D. C. CANEGATA,
¥. COULTER,
,
Secretary.
Vice- Chartrman.
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The
above Resolution
is hereby
sanec-
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tioned and approved
in its entirety.
’
Witness
my hand
and seal of the
Gov-
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ernment
of
the
Virgin
Islands
at
St.
|
Thomas,
this 26th day
of Oectober,
1920.
J. W. OMAN.
Governor.
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THE
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EAST ASIATIC COMPANY LTD.
THE FOUR
MASTED
SCHOONER
(‘DANA”
i
from
Copenhagen
is
expected
in
St.
Thomas
momently
accepting
freight and
passengers
for
Ponce,
San
Juan,
San
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Pedro
de
Macoris,
St.
Domingo
City,
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Jacmel, Kingston
and probably
Port-au-
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Prince.
:
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Motor Ship “ANNAM”
’
from Copenhagen
is expected
in St. Tho-
i
mas about
the end
of this month accept-
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ing Freight for Cristobal (Panama
Canal)
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and San Francisco.
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S. S
“TRANQUEBAR?”
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for Copenhagen
due
in
St. Thomas
late
‘
in December accepting
Freight.
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AGE NB~
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JEAN PETERSEN,
HANS BOJE,
l
Frederiksted.
Christiansted.
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8
.
.
%
The St. Groix Racing
Association
will ‘hold a meeting
at the
residence
of
Mr.
Schouijon
EsT.
MANNINGS BAY
on
SUNDAY
14th inst. at 3
o’clock,
to
which
all: members
are particularly
re-
quested
to attend.
Frederiksted,
St.
"roix, 6th
Novem-
ber 1920,
SLt
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I. S. HODGE,
Sec. & Treas.
S
VRO lIX
AV LS
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P
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üblication.
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b
e
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ST. THOMAS
HARBOR 4% LOAN
"
¥ OF
1910.
T
is
hereby
brought
to
public
notice
that according
to the scheme
of Amor-
tization
for
St.
Thomas
!Jarbor
4%
Loan of 1910 the drawing by
the Notary
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Public,
St.
Thomas
of 11 bonds
at
Fr.
l
1,000
has
taken
place,
resulting
in
the
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drawing of the
followingbonds:
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No.
13
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s
o
33
:
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‘“ 149
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=
166
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&
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‘s 213
4
281
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‘* 309
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't 332
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‘“ 837
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2368
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These
eleven
bonds
are
hereby
calied
in for redemption
on the
11th December,
after
which date
the bonds
will cease
to
-
bear
interest.
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St. Thomas
Harbor
Board, October
30,
t 1920.
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LEO F.
S. HORAN.
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Acting Chairman.
-~ AUCTION.
:
Tis hereby
made
known that according
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to orders from
Govarnment
and
pursu-
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ant
to resolutinn
passed
by the
Colo-
.
nial Council
for the Municipality of
St.
'
Croix on
Octobar
18th.
a.
e..
approved
.
by the Governor the 26th.
s.
m. the
fol-
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lowing lots of land in
the town of Chris-
’
tiansted,
St.
Croix,
belonging to the Mu-
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nicipglity-
of St.
Croix,
will be
sold
at
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public Auction, ,namely:
g
Lot
No. 15 East
Street,
Chris-
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'
tiansted,
:
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Monday, November 22nd. 1920,
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AT
3 O’CLOCK p. M.
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‘
:
Lot No. 36 Fisher Street, Chris-
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tiansied,
NONDAY, NOYEMBER 22nd.
1920,
AT 4O’CLOCK p. M.
The'Au tions @il
haheld
at the
un-
dersigned Qfficé; WheT®Whe terms
of sale
ete. gre opsn tor mspection.
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The Vendue, Office, Christiansted,
©t.
Croix, November sth. 1920.
"WILH. JENSEN.
- NOTICE.
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
.
R. PETERSEN.
TO THE READING
y
®
PUBLIC:
In
order
that the
paper
may
reach
a
still
larger
number
of
readers
in
St.
Croix and
thereby
not only increase
its
deserved
patronage,
but
bring
the
peo-
ple of the island in better and cioser
touch
with what
is going on
in the great
mo-
ther country
during this interesting
and
history-making period following the pres-
idential election, I
am prepared
to
make
some
attractive offers for subseription
to
the Pathfindér for terms of 3
nonths
or
longer,
as well as acecept
any combination
or premium
subseription
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publishers.
For
instance
if the Pathfind-
f
er offers to renew
your subscription
for
one year when
you
send
in :wo new sub-
scriptions
paid up for one
year
or more,
I do the same
and
save
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in the
bargain
besides.
It can
not
pay
you
to
gkin me if you
have
any interest
in
sav-
ing money
on your subseription
deals.
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The Pathfinder
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the more intelligent classes,
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the
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es-
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;
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:
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A
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