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for
the
4th Ordinary
Meeting
of
the Colonial
Council for St.
Croix,
MONDAY, DECEMBER
18,
1922,
at ONE O CIOCK-P.
M,
1.
Colonial Council Bill No. 21.
Continuation
of 2nd
Discussion
on
Colonial
Council
Bill No.
21,
draft
of an
Ordinance
introduced
by
Gov-
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providing for the protection
of wild birds and deer,
with Commit-
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Report.
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tixed for services
parformed
by ‘the Law
Courts
pur-
suant
to Section
28, Chapter I,
Title
I of the
Code
of Laws for St.
Croix.
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Cclonial Counejl
Bill No.
14.
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on Co-
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14, Third Coun-
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of an Ordinance
introduced
by 4th" Membar for Fied-
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Countty-District:
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