St. Croix Avis, 1920-07-03, page 2
® .8 Publication. STy~ e b i i | . Loy 1 81 is hereby made known that the Horse, E(Tum'iage and Boat Tax for the 2nd half year 1920 will be received by the Director of Police in Christiansted and Frederiksted from July 20 until August iO, 1920, both days included, after which the 'ist of arrears will be transmitted to the Director of Police for further meas- ures. lach debtor of tax wili be subject- ed to a fine of Fres. 1.00 if the tax be under Fres 25.00 and Fres. 2.00 if the tax he ¥ices 25.00 or above, besides the ordinary levy 2xpenses : The tax lists will be distributed by the Police in conformity with the Ordinance of February 22, 4853, on the Ist of July 1920 to be returned to the Director of Police within 48 hours in the town and 4 days in the country. Goverrment of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Croix, July 1, 1920. FRED: B. COLBY Despwtching‘Secretary. ’ T. J. STRIDIRON. URSUANT to Ordinance of August P 19th, 1874, it is hereby made known that announcement has been made to me that the Power of Attorney given by 'De Danske Sukkeriabrikker’ io Nr. A. …
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® .8 Publication. STy~ e b i i | . Loy 1 81 is hereby made known that the Horse, E(Tum'iage and Boat Tax for the 2nd half year 1920 will be received by the Director of Police in Christiansted and Frederiksted from July 20 until August iO, 1920, both days included, after which the 'ist of arrears will be transmitted to the Director of Police for further meas- ures. lach debtor of tax wili be subject- ed to a fine of Fres. 1.00 if the tax be under Fres 25.00 and Fres. 2.00 if the tax he ¥ices 25.00 or above, besides the ordinary levy 2xpenses : The tax lists will be distributed by the Police in conformity with the Ordinance of February 22, 4853, on the Ist of July 1920 to be returned to the Director of Police within 48 hours in the town and 4 days in the country. Goverrment of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Croix, July 1, 1920. FRED: B. COLBY Despwtching‘Secretary. ’ T. J. STRIDIRON. URSUANT to Ordinance of August P 19th, 1874, it is hereby made known that announcement has been made to me that the Power of Attorney given by 'De Danske Sukkeriabrikker’ io Nr. A. Berland to act for the Joint St~ek Company ‘‘St. Croix Stgar Factory'” has been revoked from the Ist instant and that from the same date Mr. E. Engbaek has been appointed to act for the said St. Croix Sugar Fa: tory conjointly with Mr. Laur V. Nielsen regarding t' ~ #vk ing of the said Factory in St. Cr. ... The Police Office, Christianst. d. St. Croix, July 2nd 1920. WILH. JENbS.. Our Nafion And Our Homes;) or The House as the Corner- tone of . ~tional Perpetuity. [his will be theme at the Patriotie Service in the ' atheran Church on the evening of the Fourth of July, Independ- ence Day. The National Hymns, the Psalms and the Te Deum will be the music for the Service Rememoer. Remember! i B The great football contest on the Honl- ger banske Groand tomorrow afternooun, between said Clubs which was advertised in yesterday’s Issue of this paper. All persons interested in the game are welcome to the Ground. Game com- mences at 4.30 p. m. precisely. Band in attendance We nope the day will be a favorabie one. Wbo o BN 8 Y | IhS4 c | R | A ( i‘ " e 293 £ z . w * 7 g will h_id 2aces at Man.ing’s Bay Ra.e Course . ! COMMENCING AT 11.30 A. M. ‘ OFFICERS: President W. H. FLEMING EsqQ Vice President , R. E. HIGGINS Esq Judge : DR). CANEGATA. Judge’s Assistant and Time Keeper F. COULTER Esq. | Stewards Messrs. W. PEEBLES, H. MackaAy, J Schou, A JOHNSON, and E. L. BRO¥N (substitute.) Starter A. HOFFMANN Esq. Sec. & Treas. 1. 5. HODGE. ‘ ' PROGRAMME: : g et THE ST, CROLY PURSE.’ Prize Purse SIOO.OO. 1. E. J. Nielsen'’s Bay Mare 'Emmy Lou’’ 14 h, 2i, 130 ibs., Green and Gold. 9 H. Jarvis’s Chestnut Mare ‘‘Fisher Girl’’ 14 h. 3% in. 115% Ibs., Red and white jack H ’ : ‘ et and cap. 3. 1. S. Hodge’s Bay Gelding ‘'Gun Fire’’ 15 h. 2 in. 122 lbs., blue and white jacket, red cap ond. THE PLANIGES PURSE.' _ Prize Purse SBO.OO. 1. E. J. Nielsen’s Bay Vlare ""Emmy Loa’’ 14 h. 2 in., 110 ibs., Green and Gold. 92 1. S. Hodge’s ‘Bay Gelding=-"Gun Fire’’ 15 h. 2 In., 122 Ibs.. biue and white jacket, , . - : : oy : red cap. g% 153, James= .y Gelding ‘‘Rainbow’" 13 h. 3% in., IJI% lbs., red jacket, blue cap usee THE MANNING'S BAY STAKE.” ' : Prize Purse $60.00. 1. E. J. Nielsen’s Bay Mare ‘‘Emmy Lou’’ 14 h. 2-in., 110 Ibs., Green an ' Gold. 2 1. S. Hodge’s Bay Mare ‘‘Mari-Gold’’ 13 h. 1} in., 964 lbs., blue and white jacket : and red cap. 3. E. L. Brown’s Bay Mare ‘‘Sweet Marie’” 13 h. ¢ in., 4 lbs.. Red and White. 4. Jos. James’s Bay Gelding ‘‘Bone Button’ 13 h. 3% in., 1013 Ibs., red jacket, blue - L cap ' h ' THE PONY RACEH' ~ Prize Purse $40.00 . ae- A _..ehards’s Bay Gelding ''Coolie Boy’’ 15 h. 116 ibs., yellow® jacket, blue : L - _ cap. 2. S. Hodge’s Chestnut Mare "'Fire Fly'’ 13 h. 34 in.. 101% Ibs , blue and white jack _ _ o | 2 ‘ et red cap. 3. Jos. James’s Bay. Gelding ''Rainbow™i 3h. 3+ in., 1012 lbs., red jacket. blue car. 4. E. L. Brown’s Bay Mare 'jt';wam: Marie’’ 13 h. + in.. 944 Ibs., rad and whitg. 5. L. Lindqvist’s Bay Mare ° Juliet’’ 14 h. 21in. 110 Ibs.| red ssth. THE LABOURERS' STAKE. ' : clize Purse $15.00. t For {Labourers only]. Entraace Fee $2.00. r Entries to be inade the day of the Races. ENTRAWCE TO THE GROUND 20 CENTS PER HEAD. Badges will be sold at the various gates and must be worn during the races. Any person ‘ruund on thg ground W_l?hout a badge will be required to purchase one or will be put off the ground by the Police. ENTRANCE TO GRAND STAND SI.OO. CHILDREN 50 CENTS. ~ Badges will be sold at entrance to Stand. Members and ' eir fam;hes will be furnished with Grand Stand Badgés (but must purchase general rance badges) which they are politely requested to exhibit by woaring. In case the [Badges] not being worn the Official in charge has the right to demand the guilyy party to exhibit same, and if this cannot b: done admittanc> will be refused.