St. Croix Avis, 1921-03-02, page 4
BT ORODIE A 1D AUCTION. THE Vendue Director hereby 2 makes known that at the request of Mr. Orville S. Kean, Licensed Auctioneer, will be offered for sale at Public Auction at the Office of the St. Ihomas Ship Brok- ers’ Association, No. 39 Dronning- ensg';tde and Quarter, in St. Thom- as, V.l U.5.A.0n Saturday, March 26 1921 at 10 a. m. “EDEL?” of Kristianssands, Norway, 1115 tons register, as she now lies in this port. Said vessel put into this port in distress on her voyage from Nor- folk,, Va.,, bound to Bordeaux, France, and was cendemned by competent surveyors duly appoint- ed, for account of whom it may concern, by Commander I.aub, Con- sul of Norway at this place. The said ‘‘Edel” was built in Sunderland, England. She can be ‘inspected by intending purchasers “until the morning of t%he sale, and any information required will be %iven by the Master Captain J. P. ermansen, or Consignees, the St. Thomas ship Brokers’ Association. The terms of the sale to be seen at the Vendue, to which purchasers are invited. St. Thomas Vendue Office, February 15, 1921. THIIELE. Fee: Fres. …
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BT ORODIE A 1D AUCTION. THE Vendue Director hereby 2 makes known that at the request of Mr. Orville S. Kean, Licensed Auctioneer, will be offered for sale at Public Auction at the Office of the St. Ihomas Ship Brok- ers’ Association, No. 39 Dronning- ensg';tde and Quarter, in St. Thom- as, V.l U.5.A.0n Saturday, March 26 1921 at 10 a. m. “EDEL?” of Kristianssands, Norway, 1115 tons register, as she now lies in this port. Said vessel put into this port in distress on her voyage from Nor- folk,, Va.,, bound to Bordeaux, France, and was cendemned by competent surveyors duly appoint- ed, for account of whom it may concern, by Commander I.aub, Con- sul of Norway at this place. The said ‘‘Edel” was built in Sunderland, England. She can be ‘inspected by intending purchasers “until the morning of t%he sale, and any information required will be %iven by the Master Captain J. P. ermansen, or Consignees, the St. Thomas ship Brokers’ Association. The terms of the sale to be seen at the Vendue, to which purchasers are invited. St. Thomas Vendue Office, February 15, 1921. THIIELE. Fee: Fres. 10.00 } Ten francs 00 Bit ) ® l' S Special ! Dix. J. RRMAYHEW, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST EGS to announce to his clients that M his stay in St. Croix will oniy be about two weeks and advises all who need his services to eonsult him at once. Clients of Frederiksted will be netified \of dates of consultation. . Hours: 10-1 p. m. and 2-5 p. m. -Feby. 24th. ——————————————————————————————————————— Offic’al Notice. HE March Term of the Distwrict Court Tof the Virgin Islands, Municipality of St. Croix, will open at the times and places named below, to wit: For the Sub-Judicial District of Chris- tiansted, Thursday, March 3, 1921, at 10 o’clock a. m. in the Colonial Council Chamber, Government House. For the Sub-Judicial Distriet of Fred- eriksted, Monday, March 7. 1921, at 10 o’clock a. m. at the Fort. Jd. F. BENRY. Clerk of the Distiict Court. AN Extraordinary General Mreting of the ST. CROIX CLUB will be held in the Club rooms on Saturday March sth a. c. at 5 o’clock p. m. a All members are urgently requested t) attend, as matters of vital importance are to be discussed. Christiansted, F<b. 21, 1921. For the Board, WILH. JENSEN. Secretary. EVERY ONE WANTS THE SONORA. A Tone of glorious riclr;ness. honey s veet, crystal vure, as natural as the sighin; of the winter wind and as charming as the song of the siren —this is the Sonora. A vision of beauty, graceful, smart and elegant, an ornament to the finest o' homes, fashioned of sturdy woeod by iiie acknowledged masters of the eabinat makers’ eraft —this is the Sonora. : , A musical instrument that has no peer. famous “cr mor Importan and exclusive features than any other phonograph - this is the Sconora. There is a pride of possession in owning the Sonora, the Highest Class Talking Machine in the World. : e 7 » F. CHRIS IENSEN. BETHIL.EHEM. I)IST?IBUT' 'RS. VIRGIN ISLANDS. R RR RR e R R R el MUSICAL TUITION ' By HERMAN HEDEMANN SARAUW, Licentiate oj' Music. The undersigned througp this mediumn is offering his services to tir: pudlig; giv- ng PERSONAL INSTRUCIIONS or.: The PIANO and ORGAN as preseribed by 1ARCUS LUCIUS QUINN CONSERV- ATORY.OF MUSIC, Boston, Mass. HARMONY and COMPOSITION as prescribed by WILCOX SCHOD.. O« COM- POSITION, New York. : ORGANIZING and INSTRUCTING OF BANDS as preserivad by NICHOLIS BAND CIRCUIT, Libertyville, lilinois. . The 'undeisigned holds CREDENTITALS tron all the above meantivaed Conserva- tories and promises prompt and efficient service. For further details ca(H ixz persan or address communications to: - $ ? 4 . . HERMAN H. SARAUW, Licentitate of Music. : Water Gut No. 7T CHRISTIANSED. Or at CENTURY BRASS BAND HEADQUARTERS. FREDERIKXSTED - FOR REMT. fdE Upstairs of No. 30 Xing's Cross Street, Christiznsted, fur- nished. Avoply to | A. E. SFAKEMANN. ‘ ‘ >, F - AROAS N X .\;_/ ¥ ¥ TN / g{/ Q“l e ” & & 3 f s ) g 5 -;?? & Upticat dervice YOUR preseription filled, and ® :=pecial yround lenses promptly duplicated through the mails. Consalt our refractionist, moder- ate chac ¢ for consultation. F. M. CORNEIRO, St dhomas Ul = ¢