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CHRISTIANSTED,
V.
1L
U. 8
A.,
FsIDAY,
23p
NOVEMBER
1923,
LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE
WEEK ENLCED NOVEMBER
17,
1923.
Mr. Jacob Fenjamin,
Night-Wateh,
Mrs. Constantia
Christian,
Marie Elsoea
Carrington;
16 Queen St.,
Albert Dunielsen,
Alexander
David,
:
Miss Anna
Francis,
Mr. Oliver Francis;
Gallows Bay,
Miss Roselia
Francis:
Gallows
Bay,
Mr. Christopher
Ceorgze,
-
Louisa
Harris,
Mizs Ch.istiphina
Hatchett,
Miss Rebeeca
Henary,
Miss
Maude Hendesey,
Harry Henry,
Master Alvar Holst,
3
Epar
E.
Jackson
E.
St ,
19,
Miss Carmel
-]:l;.‘l~."()l),
Mrs.
Mary James,
Jaseph
James,
12 King Cross
St.,
Agatha
Juasha,
'
M. Lethsem,
Miss Eliza Mevcellie,
¢fo Mrs. M. Davis,
Mr, Otto
MeDorouzh,
Uriah Martin, Hospital S¢.,
Haonnah
Martin,
:
I
Mr. Edward
Miehael,
Mr. Herbert
Milier.
- Mr. Wilham Miller,
Mr. Jerrymier
Pagson,
18 East
St.
Theaphbilus Petersen,
Frances
Philipps,
Mrs.
Antonetia Porter,
.
Mr. Adelph
Pretto,
Miss Venetia
Reed,
Mr. William Reiily, bl Queen 3t.,
Mr. Charles
Samuel,
Mr. Leopold
Samuel,
Mrs. Marian Smalis,
Free
Gut,
Charles
Thompsan,
Mr, Nathaniel
Tuil,
Miss Beth
Welceh,
-
Mr. FFrank
White,
Canc
Bay,
Mr. Cynril Williams,
Mr. Ahiek
Williams.
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin
Is-
lands,
November
20,
1923.
B. R.
LARSEN,
Postmaster.
FOR SALE.
ONE LARGE FISHING BOAT
in good repair
with sails and
oars.
Price $35.00
For
further particulars
apply
as
this Office.
THZ
ST. CROIX AVIS
is printed and
published. daily (Sundiys
ard Holidays ex:opted)
by G.
Johwnsen
at
the Avis Office.
TERMS:-~59
¢2nts
mo
thly in alvance,
2 ¢2nts
per single capy.
Entered
as
second-class
matter
May
26th 1917 at the
Post
Ofice at Christian-
sted,
St. Craix,
V. L of the'U.
S.
A.
un-
der the Act of March 3.
1879.
Contribution
to this paper
will be glad-
|
lg received
when
the same deals
with mat-
’
ters of general
interest,
and is
accompa-
|
nied with the
author’s
name,
as
a grar-
|
antee
of good faith
The editor carnot
be
’
responsible for the views of hiscorrespon-
|
dentsnor
does he necessarily
endorse
them
%
Notice
of Auction.
otice of
Auciion.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
|
JENSINE
NEUMANN, DECEASED.
T the request
of A
E. SPAKEMANN,
|
administraior
of
the
above
entitled
|
estate
and
pursuant
to
an
ovder of
!
the Distriet
Court
of
the
Virgin Islands
|
of the
United
States
dated
the
sth day
of
November
1823
the
real
estate
be-
longing
o the
decedent's
esta'e,
situate
in the Town
of
Christiansied,
Isiand
of
Qt.
{roix.
Virgin
Islands
of
tne United
States,
known
as
No. 30 in Queer’s
Cross
Sireet
and cons'sting
of
lot
of
land
with
two
|
buildings
thereon,
with
all
appurten-
|
ances
wiil be offered for
sale
a:
a publie
avction,
to
be.held
at
tie
uniersigned
Vendue
Gffice in
the
Town
cos Christian-
sted
on
FT'VESDAY
the |lth day of Decembeur
1923
at
2 o’clock
in the afternoon.
|
Conditions
and
terms of
the
saie
will
be made known
at
the
time
ot
the sale.
|
Christiansted’s Vendue-Office, St.Croix,
tis Tth day of November
1922.
|
C.HEFAYRE
|
Vendue-Director,
’
Fee
Fr.lo.
1
'
‘
Say
ten Francs.)
!
L9
N
g
Otice.
[.LI.
Road-holders
are
hereby
noti-
fied, that,
all
boundary-posts
which
should
have
been
planted
on the day
of assignment,
and
which
are
still
con-
spicuous!y
avsent,
must
be
planted wiih-
in
8
davs
from
date
of
this
notice.
There
are
still
a
few,
and
those
re-
sponsible
are
reminded
of
section
25 of
the Read
Ovdinance
of 1923.
All
are
also
requested
to
commence
the annual
repairs,
especially
in the
mat-
ter of the
ditehes,
which
1n
many piaces
are
choked
by
mud
and
debris
brought
down
by
the
late
rains.
Holes
in il
road
should
be
immediately
filled,
and
the
branches
of
trees
which
hang
low
over
the
road,
should
be
cut
away.
Where
culverts
arg
choked,
they
should
be imwediately eleared.
EDGAR
W. MEYER,
Chavirman,
Road
Commission.
St. Croix, ¥. IL, Nov. 20,
1923
..
Y
.
.
.
.
3
ÜBLIC
notice
is hereby
given
that the
annual
examination
of applicants
for
teachers’
licenses
will be
held
on
APRIL 12,
14,
15 & 16,
1924.
Any citizen of
the
United
States
or
of
the Virgin Islands,
over
sixteen
years
of
2ge,
who
1s known
to be
a person
of good
moral
character,
is 2hgible
to sit
at
th »ee
examinations.
Information
regarding
said
examina-
tions
may
be obtained
from the
Direetor
of Kducation
or the
Assistant
Director of
Education.
ARTHUR E. LINDBORC,
Drector
of Education.
/
Christiansted,
St. Croix, V.l. .. 8. A..
November
12,
1923.
“
Quebec Steamship
Co.
THE S. S. “PARIMA”
is
cxpetted
to leave (New
York on
the
27th
inst.
and
is
due
at
Frederiksted
on
or
about
the 4ih prox
, sand
will be dj:-
patehed
fer Windward
Islands.
ROBT.
L. MERWIN & CO., INC.,
.‘~‘,‘ 7~1.("5