(,I‘OVERN.\{ENT OF THE
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VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF
THs UNITED STATES
ST. THOMAS,
e
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Executive
Order Mo, 2--1923,
N order
that
complete
and accurate
re-
i
cord
may
be
gept
of persons
who
ar-
rive
in the
Virgin Islands,
espeecially
aliens,
there
will hereafter
be
kept
at
the poris
of St, Thomas,
St. John,
Chris-
tlansted
and Frederiksted,
a book
to
be
kKnown
as
the
Lmmigration
Record
in
which
will
be
recorded
the
following
data
concerning
persons
arriving
in the
Virgin Islands:
‘
1.
Kull
name,
C. - Bve.
O,
Sr‘;sf.
4.
Color,
o.
Date
of
arrival.
b,
Name
ol
vesse
.
Citizenship.
8.
Former
vesidence,
9.
Oceupation.,
i), Local
address.
1.
Kemarks
(deseription
of
passport,
leowth
of stay
and
other
pertinent
i
information.
t
The information
necessary
to complete
|
this
record
will
be
procured
under
the
{
cognizance
of the
Directors of Police
in®
!
St.
Thomas
and St. Croix, and the Des-
1
patching
Sceretary
at
St.
John.
Each
Z
vessel
carrying passengers
will be board-
|
el
by
an official
from
the
above
offices
'
when
the necessary
data will be
secured
|
to
be latdr transposed
to the
permanent
|
Immigration
Record
Captains
of
ves-
;
sels
will not be permitted
1o land
passen-
;
pers
until the
data
for
(his
record
have
|
been
obtained.
Passengers
who
remain
in abort
of
|
the
Virgin Islands
oniy during the
stay
|
of the ship,
and
who depart
with it, need
|
not
be recorded.
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The data
required
by the
Immigration
|
Record
are
in addition
to
the
require-
ments of existing laws regarding
Jmmi-
|
gration,
foreigners,
ete.
in
the
Virgin
Islands.
The
practice
of requiring
cap-
‘
tains of ships
to
furnish
passenger
lists
:
will be contunued,
f
WITNESS
MY HAND and
the Seal of the
;
Government
of the Virgin Islands
of the
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United States
at St. Thomas
this fifteenth
s
day of May, nineteen
hundred
and
twen-
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1y -three.
f
HENRY H. HOUGH,
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Governor,
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Quebec Steamship
Co.
THE S.
S. GUIANA
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is
expected
to
leave
New
York
on the
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24th
mst.
and
is
due
at Frederiksted
on
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or about
the 30th inst.
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ROB’T. LLMERWIN & CO. INC.,
'
agents,
$
51
CBHoO1l:
AN lln
o
8.0
Notice of Auction,
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Wk
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s
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF
AXELINA MICHAEL, DECEASED.
WHERE:‘{S
the
offers
made
at previous
auctions
were ot confirmed,
now at
|
the
request
of A. E. STAKEMANN,
|
administrator
ot
the
above
entitled
es-
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tate
and
pursuant
to
an
order
of
the
|
District Court
of the Virgin [slands
dated
the
16th day of November
1922 the
real
real
estate
belonzing
to
the
decedeat’s
estate,
situate
in
the Town of
Christian-
stxd,
Islund of
St. Croix,
Virgin
Islands
of
the
United
States,
known
as
No. 42
Hill Streef,
with all
appurtenances
will
be
offered for sale
ar
a
public
auction.
to
be
held
at
the
undersigned
Vendue
Office
in
Christiansvae:ns
Fort
(Police
Officej
in the Town
ot
Christiansted
on
WEDNEZSDAY
£ g
AN
2%
a..d\b
&
the sth dayof June 1923
AT 3 O’'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON
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Cenditions
and
terms
of
the sale
will
be
made
known
at the
time of the sale.
Christiansted’s
Venaue
Office, St. Croix,
this 30ta
day of April 1923.
Fee
Fr.
10.
)
Say
ten Francs.)
C.
H. PAYNE,
Vencue
Derector,
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l.
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Publication.
T is hereby
brougzht
to public notice that
accordinye
to the
scheme
of
Amortiza-
tion for St. Thomas
Harbor 47,
Loan of
1910,
the drawing by Athe Notary Public,
St.
Thomas,
of
twelve
bonds
at
Francs
1,000
has
taken
place,
resulting
in
the
drawing of the foliowing bonds.
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294
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323
325
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203
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These
twelve bonds
are horeby
ecalled
in for redemption
on
11
June,
1923, afier
which
date
the bonds
will
ceas:
o
bear
inlervest.
St.
Thomas
Harbor Board,
9 May, 1923.
J. J. GAFFNEY,
Acting Chairman
of
ihe Harbor
Board,
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received
a
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AUTGH.OBILE PARTS
too numerous
to detsil.
I.ook
in at the old Stand,
Corner
|
of
No. 6 King’s
Street where
your
|
supplies
can be
procured
at
moder-
i
ate prices.
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Robert
Armstireng,
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Authorized Ford Declers.
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Christianstcd,
St. Croix, 15th May 1923,
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NOTICE,
|
James Alexander Pickering would
.
like to know the whereabouts
of has
brother Alphonso
Pickering.
‘He is
.
a
son of Susanna
Ilint and
Ernebt
Pickering.
Last address
was Cape
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Haiti,