St. Croix Avis, 1920-02-27, page 4
for the sth Ordinary Meeting of the “ . . s ¢ ~ : Colonial Coumeil’ for ot. Cooig, MONDAY, March 1, 1920, at one o’clock p. m. 1. Colonial Council Bill No. 23. Resolution authorizinz the Governor to increase amounts budgetted for the current fiscal year by a percen- tage not to exceed that by which tne rates of exchance for the current fis- cal year exceed the normal rate. ln- troduced by Government. 2. Colonial Council Bill No. 24. Resolution authorizing the Governor to sell the parcel of land and build- ing known as East Hill School, si.ua- ted in East End Quarter A, in the is- land of St. Croix. 8. “oloniai U)uneil Bill No 24. Draft of An Ordinance introduced by Ist. Member for Christiansted Co.n- try District (Stakeman) respecting the ap ointmentof einpluyees of the Municipality of St. Croix. 4 Colonial Council Bill No. 26. Uraft of an Ordinance intro luced by Ist. Member for Christiansted Coun- try District «Stakemann) concerning the remission and refunding of cer- tain taxes assessed or collected on properties us2d for relizious pur- poses, e 9. Colonial Council Bili No. 27. …
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for the sth Ordinary Meeting of the “ . . s ¢ ~ : Colonial Coumeil’ for ot. Cooig, MONDAY, March 1, 1920, at one o’clock p. m. 1. Colonial Council Bill No. 23. Resolution authorizinz the Governor to increase amounts budgetted for the current fiscal year by a percen- tage not to exceed that by which tne rates of exchance for the current fis- cal year exceed the normal rate. ln- troduced by Government. 2. Colonial Council Bill No. 24. Resolution authorizing the Governor to sell the parcel of land and build- ing known as East Hill School, si.ua- ted in East End Quarter A, in the is- land of St. Croix. 8. “oloniai U)uneil Bill No 24. Draft of An Ordinance introduced by Ist. Member for Christiansted Co.n- try District (Stakeman) respecting the ap ointmentof einpluyees of the Municipality of St. Croix. 4 Colonial Council Bill No. 26. Uraft of an Ordinance intro luced by Ist. Member for Christiansted Coun- try District «Stakemann) concerning the remission and refunding of cer- tain taxes assessed or collected on properties us2d for relizious pur- poses, e 9. Colonial Council Bili No. 27. Interpellation to Government, intro- duced by ist. Member for Christian- sted Country District, (Stakemann) in regard to the re-opening of the Richmond Sore-tfoot Hospital. Coionial Counecil Oifice, St. Croix, Feb- roary 24, 1920. ROBT. L. MERWIN, Chairman. u between Strand and Prince’s L Streets A GOILD B2OACH. i Finder will be rewarded on bringing same at this office. THL} finai price for canes delivered dur- ing rhe week ending the 14th in- siant is 18 71 cents 2cr 100 pounds. For canes delivered last week will be paid 63 cents 921 account. ST. CROIX SUGAR FACTORY, LTD. LAUR. NIELSEN. AXEL BERLAND. OPTICAL AID. Y()UR prescription filled same day as recelved, repalrs uispatched by return of mails. : F. M. CORNEIRO. St themis U~ V. 1. 51 G R AR 0 Al B 2 ! / " ’ | Adveriisement. i | BIUS are requested for the following. | supplies which are needed in the ad- | ministration ¢’ the Christiansted Muni- | cipal Hospiizl, for the month of March | 1920. Delivery is to be made by | the mérchant, ir case tH® merchant | is outside the limit of Christiansted | Municipality. Bids should be addressed | to the Inspector, Municipal Hospital, Christiansted. ' After Webruary 27th, no bids will be | considered. All supplies to be of the best quality. Wheat flour, 50 lbs.; Corn Meal, 85 Ibs.: Rice 100 Ibs.: Lard, 35 lbs.; Cooking butter, 35 lbs.: Sugar 300 lbs.; Table but- ter, 50 Ibs.: Irisn pctatoes 300 Ibs.; Meat, (Beef, Muttor, Pork,) 400 lbs.; Tea, 3 Ibs.: GQuaker Oats, 60 Ibs.; Cream of Wheat, :0 ibs.: Beans and Peas, 50 ibs.; Onions, 20 Ibs.; o ...s2n2 Uil, 50 gallons; Matches 1 gross. Christiansted, St.Croix, V.I. of U.S.A., . February 21st 1920. J. C. DuBOIS Inspector Municipal Hospital. ! > | Advertisement. | (M IDS are requested forr the following ' E supplies which are needed in the ad- | ministration of Richmond Sick-houses | and T.epar Asylum for the month of | March 1920. } Delivery is to oe made by the mer- | chant. ' 3ids should be addressed to Inspector, | Rizhmond Sick-houses. 1 All supplies to be of best gquality. | “iour 70 lbs., Cornmeal 500 lbs.; Rice { 400 lbs.; Oa‘s 360 lbd., Sago 100 lbs.;: | Sugar 1,000 lbs., Beef 460 lbs., Pork 180 | Ibs,, Fish (salt) 224 lbs Beans 200 Ibs., | Potatoes 200 lbs., Lard 100 ibs., Cooking | burter 100 lbs., Table butter 110 lbs., | Onions 50 lbs., Tea 15 lbu..Matohes2 | gross, Soap 6 cases. | All bids should be received by [Febru- | ary 27ch, 1920. oo Christiansted, B¢, Croix, ¥ L. of 1. 5. A., February 21st 1920. | H. T. HANSEN, ! Inspector \ Richmond Sickhouses & Leper Asylum. . c e ——_-e e ———————————————— i LOST! | [j& GOLD LINKED CHAINN with an =% American Dollar piere and a heart bearing the letters J. A. B. Finder will be justly rewarded on bringing same to this oflice. West End New Grocery Received by S. S. MANOA - " FULL CREAM CHEESE : LIMBURGER & Bg'icl:]h Cheese just cured right : SPEGE POLSE, Smoked Sausage CERVELOT, Holsteiner, La Rou Sal- chian Ideal : Imptd. Swedish affelbitar Fancy Smok- ed Herrings LEVER POSTEJ (Danish style) - % ANCHOVIES in Glass, Imptd, Fresh - Cream of Wheat ; Rolled Oats. BISCUITS ASST. and WAFERS, MACCARO! I, VERMI:- CELLE, SPAGHETTG, Kaffe Hag (Cofte minus 96% Coffeine,) Blue Dia- mond Coffee, Premium Blend & P. R. Green Coffee LIPTONS Yellow Label Tea ORANGE PEHOE TEA., PREMIER PERRI WALLA TEA, BONELESS CODFISH, BORRINGION HALLSOLUBLE COFFEE HAMS & PICNICS, sold in quantit.es to suit purchaser FRESH BACON FRESH MINCED MEAT 5 DRIED APPLES o PRUNES 30-40 c. fancy articles Faney Smoking Tobacco—Que=d & b. jar 65c. (jar worth 30ec., if bought se, a- rately) New lot of best Matches made,—“Pr - tecio’’ CIGARS & CIGARETTES, TOB CCOS, & Staple Ariicles. Embroiderers WantcdU WRU‘E to us for particulars for doing fine embroidery in your own home. Work is to be sent dui- ‘rect to you by mail. You to retum the finished work to us by mail. We pay good prices and‘y remit promptly. H. C. ROWSE. Home Needieworic Co. 4910 Washington Park Court, Chicago, nI..U 8 A& For Sale A Light and comfortable DOUBLE SKEAT CARRIAGE, A PAIR OF HORSES anc a double set of HAR- NESS. A. PONTOPPIDAN. Richmond, Jan. 15th 1920.