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RESOLUTION. Be it resolved by the Colonial Coun- cilfor St. . Croixz in session assem- bled. That the Governor be and he is hereby authorized to sell Lot No. 15 East Street, and Lot No. 36 Fisher Street, Christian- sted, St. Croix, for the highest bid re- ceived in each case within a period of thirty days after date of approval of this resolution. : Thus duly passed by the Colonial Couneil for St. Croix at 2nd Discussion at its 3rd Ordinary meeting held Mon- day, October 18, 1920. D. C. CANEGATA, ¥. COULTER, Secretary. Vice- Chairman., The above Resolution is hereby sanc- tioned and approved in its entirety. Witness my hand and seal of the Gov- ernment of the Virgin Islands at St. “homas, this 26th day of October, 1920. J. W. OMAN. - Governor. THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY LTD, THE FOUR MASTED SCHOONER “DANA” from Copenhagen is expected in St. Thomas momently aceepting freight and passengers for Ponce, San Juan, San Pedro de Macoris, St. Domingo City, Jacmel, Kingston and probably Port-au- Prince. Motor Ship “ANNAM?” from Copenhagen is expected in St. Tho- mas about the end of this month accept- ing Freight for Cristobal (Panama Canal) and San Francisco. 5. S. “TRANQUEBAR” for Copenhagen due in St. Thomas late in December accepting Freight A G ENT '.‘\7.. ' JEAN PETERSEN, HANS BOJE, Frederiksted. Chrisiiansted. Ele tric Light Bulbs 220 Voits 55 & 65¢c. FOR SALE AT Lt 9 Stakemann’s Store. ERIKR. STAKEMANN. 23--10--20. Hdeee HoO X A& YOB, Publication. “üblication. ST. THOMAS HARBOR 4% LOAN . OF 1910. T is hereby brought to public notice that according to the scheme of Amor- . tization for St. Thomas arbor 4% Loan of 1910 the drawing by the Notary Publie, St. Thomas of 11 bonds at Fr. 1,000 has taken place, resulting in the drawing of the followingbonds: No. 13 : .é 33 44148 165 218 W b 281 : ‘ 't 295 ‘ g O : , ‘837 : . These eleven bonds are hereby calied - in for redemption on the 11th/{Pecember, after which date the bonds wfll cease to bhear interest, - ' St. Thomas Harbor Board, October 30, 1920. v LED F. S. HORAN. Acting Chairman. AUCTION. T is hereby made known that‘according to o.ders from Govarnment and pursu- ant to resolutinn passed by the Colo- nial Council for the Municipality of St. Croix on Octobar 18th. a. c., approved by the Governor the 26th. s. m. the fol- . lowing lots of land in the town of Chris- tiansted, St. Croix, belonging to the Mu- nicipslity of St Croix, will be sold at public Auction, namely: Lot No. 15 Easi Street, Chris- tiansted, Monday, November 22nd, 1920, - AT 3 OCLOCK p. M. . Lot No. 36 Fisher Street, Chris- -~ tansied, _ NONDAY, NOLEMBER 220 d. 1920, AT 4 O°CLOCK P. M ' The-Autions will be held at the un- dersigned Office, where the terms of sale ete. are open for inspzction. The Vendue Office, Caristiansted, ©St. Croix, November sth. 1920. ; : WILH. JENSEN. ‘ NOTICE. Butter and Cream can be had daily at the Dairy. For Sale. THE Property No. 12 B. & 13 Church Street and ! Hill Street, for particulars apply to i R. PETERSEN. PUBLIC:9 In order that the paper may reach a still larger number of readers in St. Croix, and thereby not only inciease s deserved patronage, but bring the [ - ple of the island in-better and closer touch with what is going on in the great mo- ther country during this interesting and history-making period following the pres- idential election, lam prepared to make some attractive offers for subscription to the Pathfinder for terms of 3 .nonths or longer, as well as accept any ecombination or premium subscription offered by the publishers. For instance if the Pathfind- er offers to renew your subseriptiop for -one year when you send in .wo new sub- scriptions paid up for one year or more, I do the same and save you money in the bargain besides. It can noi pay vou to skip me if you have any interest in sav- { ing money on your subscription deals. ' A WORD ABOUT THE PATH. ‘ FINDER: : ‘ The Pathfinder is very popular with ‘ the more intelligent classes, such as pro- # fessional’'men and women, the more p” | gressive farmers and mechanics and es- pecially with sehool teachers. It is one of the few papers of nztional cireulation that still sell at the old and popular pre- war $1 subscription price. (I will accept payment of s§l Danish money). It is the one newspaper shat prints ALL the news and telis the trath--there is no other paper like it and more than 300,000 satisfied subscribers pay for it every year. Your friends will thank you for bringing the Pathfinder to their at- tention. - b It is just th.e paper for our community where people haven’t always time to peruse large journals. The gist of “the world’s news in a patshell is about the shortest way to descgibe the Pathfinder. Anyone who has read it will say I have put itmildly. Take advantagenf this offer while it lasts, and renew or begin your subserip- tion through 4 B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster.