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St. Croix Avis, 1923-05-08, page 4

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1923-05-08
Pages
1
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N i f A i otice of Auction, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTA™E OF AXELINA MICHAEIL., DECEASED. HEREAS the offers made at previous auctions were not contirined. now at the request oi A, . SIAKEMANN, administrator o1 the above entitled es- tate ard pursuant 1o an order of the District Court of the Virein Islinds dated the 16th day of Novemiber 1922 the real real estate beloncing 1o the deeedent’s estate, situate in the Town of Christian- stad, Islund of 3t Craix, Virein lsland: of the United States, known as No. L 2 Hill Street, with all appurtenances wili be offered for sale ar a publiz auection. to be heid at the undersigned Vendue Office in Christiansverins Fort (Police Offite) in the Town of Christiansted on Sl e ® WEDNESDAY ‘V .i..“‘\ o % 3 W i f (l fJ !vK N - the6thidayofJune 1923 AT 3 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON Conditions and terms of the sale will be made known at the time of the sale. Christianstea’s Venaue-Office, St. Croix, this 30th day of April 1923. Fee I'r. 10. ) Say ten Frances. ) » C. H. PAYNE. Venaue Director, ™ . % Quekec Steamship Ce. THE S. S. …

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N i f A i otice of Auction, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTA™E OF AXELINA MICHAEIL., DECEASED. HEREAS the offers made at previous auctions were not contirined. now at the request oi A, . SIAKEMANN, administrator o1 the above entitled es- tate ard pursuant 1o an order of the District Court of the Virein Islinds dated the 16th day of Novemiber 1922 the real real estate beloncing 1o the deeedent’s estate, situate in the Town of Christian- stad, Islund of 3t Craix, Virein lsland: of the United States, known as No. L 2 Hill Street, with all appurtenances wili be offered for sale ar a publiz auection. to be heid at the undersigned Vendue Office in Christiansverins Fort (Police Offite) in the Town of Christiansted on Sl e ® WEDNESDAY ‘V .i..“‘\ o % 3 W i f (l fJ !vK N - the6thidayofJune 1923 AT 3 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON Conditions and terms of the sale will be made known at the time of the sale. Christianstea’s Venaue-Office, St. Croix, this 30th day of April 1923. 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