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¥ P % Bs © So & Yüblication. §jU s Lieveby broucht to public notice é ihat aceordiag 1o the secheme 0 Amort- ? izaiion tor St. Thomas Harbor 4% toan of 19:0. tne drawing by the Notary cubdlie, St. Thoras, of eleven bonds of i'rs. 1,000 has taken place, resulting in the drowing ol ithe following bonds: : No. 14 = 88 g L IBY RO gt 1242 - Bha " 483 4 These ejeven b nds are hereby cal ed in for redemptio; on 11 Ttne 1921, after which date the bonds will cease to bear ‘nterest. - St. Thomas Harbor Board, 28 April 1921. C. C. TIMMONS, (Government Secretary. Publicati üblication. { is herebv brought to public notice lthat the Letters Patent which were recorded ir the United States Patent Office, Washington, D. C., on Fekruary oe: 121 ia the name of Burehard Thoens of New York, N Y., and pa- tent certificate No. 1,369,366 issued therefor. has this date been registered in the office of the Government Secre- tary of the Virgin Islands of the United States at St. Thomas, in accordance with the provisions in the regulations governing the vregistration of Patents and trade-marksin the Virgin Islands, # approved 30 June 1920. Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States St. Thomas, 25 April, 1920. C. C. TIMMONS. (Government Secretary. w ® Publication. T is hereby brought to public notice l that a balance of interest amounting to Fres. 331.20 will he on hand for dis- tribution on the 25th day of May 1921, from their Majesties King Christian the Ninth and Queen Louise’s Golden Wed- ding Memorial Fund for the benefit of worthy indigent persons in St. Croix. Aptlications containing the requisite information and Auly certified must be forwarded to the Despatching Secretary’s w 0 u X A VoL, Attention Please!!! 1881--1921. s L 0 e O et “Henderson’s (soods Speak For Themselves”. OO WE are in receipt of large shipments of NEW GOODS by very recent arrivals. ""hese GOODS are direct from the MANUFACTURERS. We are therefore in a position to sell very much cheaper. ‘ We are prepared to sell both WHOLESALE and RETAIL and would be ¢lad to communicate with all the small DEALERS in this ISLAND, as we feel assured that we can sell them goods as cheap as they can import them. OUR GOODS are not seconds, -neither have they passed through the IHANDS of Commission Houses, hence our ability to sell below ALL OTH- ERS- NiEW GOODs willbe disposed of at NEW PRICES, and the old Stock willbe disposed of at corresponding PRICES. [t would be worth your while to come and inspect our NEW STOCK of Goods, and-see the NEW PRICES. We ave not blowing our TRUMPE " as it is absolutelv unnecessary, as “HENDERSON'’S GOODS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES”. [n afew weeks time we willcelebrate our FORTIETH ANNIVERSA- RY in the MERCANTILE field, and we are therefore prepared to give our PATRONS and the general Public the benefit of our past experience, and also to show them our appreciation of their patronage in the past which has placed us where we are to-day, and we willendeavor to merit that Patron- age in the future. Therefore when making your Purchases in the future please DO NOT FORGET the OLD and RELIABLF STORE of | . 4NN E. HENDERSEN. - ~ No. 13 QUEEN STREET. Frederiksted, St Croix, Virgin Islands of the U. S. A. Office 5t Croix. Y. 1., within the 18ith day of May 1921. Despatching Se(_trerary’s Office, St. Croix, Virgin Islancs, April 20th, 1921. DWW POX, Despatching Secretary. Publicat: MPQWERED by commission from the President of the United States, I have this day entered upon the duties of Civil Governor of the Virgin Isiands of the United States. All orders now in effeect, issued by my predecessors, shall remain in rull force until otherwise directed. The Government departmental organi- zation and the Governor’s staft continue, until further orders, without change. SUMMER E. W. KITTELLE, Governor. &t Thomas, V.l of U. 8. 26th April, 1921. . ¥ ®O @ . W T <, & o g Pubiication TO ALL CORPORATIONS, (Foreign and Domestic.) YOUR attention is called to Title 11. Chapter 32, (page 90) of the Code of Laws approved 26:h Jure 1920 and now in force in the Municivality of St. Croix. - In consequence of the above-mentioned law, it is directed that a representative of each corporation doing business in the Island of St. Croix communicate with the office of the Despatching Secretary on or before 30 June 1921. Your special attention is directed to Scetion 5 of the above-mentioned Chap- ter. Despatching Secretary’s Office, St. Croix,Virgin Islands, 3 May 1921. W FOX. Despatching Secretary.