P
5
o
üblication.
URSUANT t 0 order
{rom, the
Govern-
P
ment,
the
'l'ax ‘Commission
for
St.
Croix will meet
on the
undermention-
ed day:
to receive
informaiior
in writing
relating
to the taxes
tor the present
year.
For the Towa of Christ ansted:
at
the
Despatching
Secretary’s
Office
at
10 o’clock -forenoovn,
viz:
WEDNESDAY
December
8 for the
in-
habitants
oi’ King’s, Company,
Queen’s,
Strand,
North
and
west
Streets,
also
Western
Suburbs.
YHURSDAY
December
9 for
the
in-
habitants
of
Smith,
Western
and
Ulke
Lan®,
Watergut,
-Market
and
Prince’s
Streets,
King’s
and
Queen’s
Cross
Streets,
Chureh,
Hospital and
Green
Streets
and
the
Eastern
Suburbs,
.
FRIDAY
December
10 for
the
inhabi-
tants
of Hill, East,
i:goon,
Little
Hos-
pital,
New and Fisher
Sireets.
For the
Country.
.
SATURDAY
December
11,
for
the
inhabitants
in both
Kast
End
Quarters
at
the Stock kistate
Sally’s
Fancy
at
11
o’clock a.
m.
TUESDAY
December
14
for
the
in-
habitants
in Company’s
Quarter
at
the
Agricultural Kxperiment
Station
at
Es-
tate Anna’s Hope at
11 o’clock a.
m.
THUKRSDAY becember
16 for
the
in-
habitants
in Queen’s,
King’s
and
N\orth-
side
Quarter
Ltr. B.
at
the
Station
at
Kingshill at
10 o’clock a.
m.
FRIDAY
D2cember
17 for the
inhabi-
tants
in
Prince’s
Quarter
in the
Scigol
at Estate
Diamond at 2 o’clock p.
m.
TUESDAY
December
21
for
the
in-
habitants
11
West
End
Quarier
and
Northside
Quarter
Liv.
A. at the
Police
Office In Krederiksted,
at 10 o’clock
a
.q.
For the sown of Freaeriksied.
same
day
ior the
inhabitants
of Strand,
King’s and Queen’s
Sireets.
WEUNLESDAY
Deceniber
22nd for the
inhabitanis
or
Prince’s,» Hospital
and
New Streets,
King’s Cross
Street,
Mark-
et,
Hili and Lagocn
Streets,
ali at
che
said Police Utfice at
1V o’cloek a.
m.
Owners
oI
=states
are
to
speciiy
in
writing the
exaet
number
oi acres
in
su-
gar
cuitivauion,
in cotton
cultivation,
in
other
cultivation
and
in
pasture.
Also
information
concerning
the
buildings on
the estate
and
the
appropriation
tonereof,
especially
I there
are
rooms
vented
to
other
than
laoorers
permanently
employ-
ed,
and
ctne
i2azon
and
width
of
said
rooms
and
tne rental
thereof.
If any portion of the land
18 considered
to
be useiess,
and
yields
no revenue to
the
owne.,
tne
number
of acres
of* such
poriion must
be
staied
in the
taxiist
and
a
certificate
on oath
ilssued
by
the
pro-
prietor
and
two
Burghers
residing
In
tne
quarter,
and
furthermore
attested
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she Quarier
Of?; ar,
and -leiivcre’d
o
the
Comimission
e
:
,
Owners
of
empty
lots
1o
town
are
requesied tg?ih
out the
tax lists accurate-
iy givingt
information
desited
in
or-
der
that
it
may
be%ascertaived
if
any
new buildings have
been
erected
on
the
property
during
the
year,
also
stating
the
time
when
such
buildings
were first
nceupied,
In order that reduction
ean
be obtained
in
the taxes for dwelling
houses,
ware-
houses
and sheds,
which have
been
un-
occupied
jor two
months
and
upwards,
the Commissicn
wou.d
particularly
dr.aw
the
attention
of
those
parties
desiring
reduction
that
it is
very
necessary
In
sucs ehses
that
certificates
to that effect
be
producad
siating
that
the
houses,
sheds
ete.
have
been
vacant during
said
per.cd.[ MUST BE SPECIALLY uUBb-
SERVEI:
Persons
neglecting
to procure
the information
and proot described
by
the reguiation
in
‘the
above
shape, time and
piace
must
ascribe
to
theif own
neglect
ali
losses
re-
sulting therefrom.
Ags
several
planters‘in
the
last
years
have
neglected
to
meet
at
the
fixed time and place
to deliver
their taxlists, the Lommission
begs
to announce
that taxlists will not e
received
for
any quarter,
at
any
other
time
or
place
than
above
stated.
In
case
persons
neglect
Lo
deliver
a taxlist for any
estate
In
due
time, the Commission
will,
be-
fore closing the meeting
assess
the
tax for said
estate
according
to the
best
of
its
knowledge.
laxlists
which
are forwarded
later.to
the
Commission,
will, together
with
a
list of those
estates
that have
omit-
ted
to
send
in
their
taxlists,
be
transmitted
to the
Government
in
order that other measures
be taken.
Blanks
for taxlis.s
will be
distributed
some days previous
to the meeting of the
Tax
Commission
and
are
required
to
be
accurately
filled cut
by
the parties
con-
cerned,
and
delivered
(o the Commission
on
the day which is fixed for
each
street
in the town and
each
guarter
in the
coun-
try.
_
Tax Jommission
for St. Croix, Novem-
ber 22,
1920.
C.
W. FOX
T. .
SIRIDIRON.
g
on
King
St.
in
‘his
town:
1
suver
safety-
.
i
pin, about
13
in.
long
with a British 3d.
coin attached.
Owner
may
claim
same
at the office of
this paver.
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the request
of Lawyer Stakemann
?
as attorney
o the owners,
the Proper-
ty
belonging
to
F.
A
CARTY’S
Children knowr
as
No.
47 Letters
A. B.
in Hil.L STRE&T
IN THE
TOWN
OF
CHRISTIANSTED il be
offered
for
sale
at a public auction
to be held™at
the
undersigned
Vendue
Directors
Office
at
Court
Rooms
in Government
House
on
TUESDAY
P7
o
o
Tha 7thTayof
oer
1920
The
th Day of
Gacemaer
AT 3 OCLOCK P M.
The
eoadidons
for the
sale;
appraise-
ment
and
other
documents
appertaining
to said
sule
may
be inspected
at
lawyer
Stakemann’s
office in
Christiansted
prior
to rhe
auction.
Christiansred’s
Vendue
Office,
St.
Croix, November
17th 1920
Fee:
Pr-10.00
!
Say
“en Francs
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WILH. JENSEN.
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Keds are light and cool et the sturdy
rubber
soles
stand
the pat{er—patter—-
patter of hard playing feet. They are soft
and restful, durable, good-looking, neat
and “dressy.”
Children like to wear
them.
Parents
are glad to find the
£/
solution of the expensive shoe prob-
£/
lem
in them, for, cost considered,
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they
are
the
most
economical
/%
shoes
you can buy.
Ask for them by name—Keds. £
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1790 Rroadway,
New York, U.S.A.
If your local dealer
cannot
supply.
you write direct to the
Ibove address.
For Sale.
THE Property
No.
12
B.
&
13
Church
Street and ! Hill Street,
for particulars
apply to
R. PETERSEN.