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51T Ryl & & VIIN Den dansk-vestindisie iNationalbanks Balance e DEN 30 SEPTEMBER 1921. DEBITORER. - Franecs. !Bit Bankernes Garan:ibeviserv e }—_3—;ls)—o_(_)6,(-)0_ ’ Beholdning as Mgnt. ... .... 567,877|474]] “ 5ed1er........ 1,592,970,00 | “ * FremmedMont| 783,882(05 | fndfriede. Dansk Vestindiske[’ . ] Kreditbeviser ...... I 222,250/00 ] e e ' Veksler paa Indlandet ... .. ’ 651,269(55 : G | 0 e Forskellige Debitorer. ... ... ! 5,308,012§30 Udlaan 1 faste Ljendomme .. ’ 1,031,652’55 ‘““ mod Haandpant og Wavtian. . ... ... 472,457\80 Kasse Kredit............ I 685,288[25 Bygnings Konto: ! | Bankbygningen. . .. Fr 5.50,000 ‘ Villa Santa Ana.... ** 62,675 i ' Direktorboligen paa Guvernem- entshojen........ls,ooo 127,675100 Inventarie Konto.. .... } 1,0791871}, 24,878 20420 | e AXEL HOLST. Gaisigniee KREDITORER. ._F_rzir_x_c_s__';i?n Aktiekapital .. ........~...| 5,000,000/00 Boicrwiond ... 631,319/35 Seddelemission. . ... .....| 3,000,000/00 Sparekasseindskud.. . = .| 3,733,862/42i POl .. . i 4918800 Indlaan - -.. R e Forskellige Kreditorer.. .| 6,190,610/95 Vindings og Tabs K0nt0....| 231,303/65 L - | | | | | | | “asTs2MO J. TORNQE . LOCAL. | Mr. Pretto’s ice {actory is now erect- ed and working. Passing through Wa- | ter Gut he hum of machinery tells you something new is going on in that quar- | ter. " The S.S. Vinton County arrived here | at Ip. m. yesterday and it is advised | will leave for St. Kitts at noon today. ‘ o : | The theatre was very well attended | last night, and the show comprising parts ’ of '‘Who is Number One’’ was all that i could be expected. | T ————————————— The St. John’s Church Promenade Concert, generally known as a soiree, will be opened this afternoon. These di ' versio:s usually afford great satisfac- tion as regards the object for which they | are arranged, and also a source of en- ' joyment to a large number of persons . who visit them, or send to purchase of . what is put up for sale there, and it is ' hoped this will be of the old order. ! A GIFT TO THE JUNIORS { e e ’ (he interest of the members of. the i Junior Red Crouss in the United States in | the Virgin Islands Juniors, has just ' been shown in a very practical way. - NOTICE. . Le rN For Sale at Estate Slob FURNITURE including MAHOGANY TABLES & PRESSES, GLASS WARE & CHINA, also KITCHEN UTENSILS, OIL STOVE ETr. ONE PHAETON in good order with pole & double harness, Fuiniture can be seen from today. Apply to | GEO. H. BRAND. | l.?OR the next two weeks the Red Cross | office will be open only on TUES- DAY afternoons and SATURDAY morn- ings. The Wednesday afternoon sewing meetings will be held as usual. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 8, 1921. Miss Gladys 4audain, Mt. Pellier Darly Hill Mrs. Liilian Bodkin, 41 Prince’s St., Mrs. Ann Mary Connors, Gallows Bay, Mr. Fleming, Miss Mary Elizabeth Giddings, Miss Agnes Jamieson. Mrs. Mary Marcus, Miss Rachel Matthew Estate Grange, Miss Rosalia Mathias, Miss Mariel Moorehead, Miss Vietoria Ryan Miss Octavia C. M. Scott, Joseph C. Smalls, - Miss Cecilia Thomas, Post Office, Christiansted, Virgin Is- " lands, October 10, 1921. : B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. ‘ Mails Close for the Islands by 3. S. Vinton County at 10 a. m. today 11th. About 31200 worth of musical instru- ments, enougn to equip three complete school orchestras, has been sent down as a gift to the children of these is'ands from their little friends in the North. I'ney will be used to develop an orchestra in each of the three public High Schools iu St. Thomas and St.,Croix. “'This gift happens to coincide re- markably well with the intreased atten- tion which we are giving in the publie schoois to musical instruction,’’ said Mr. D. R. Nase. Director of Education. ‘'The instruments will be used urller the direc- tion of Bandmaster Adams and the musi- cal instractors, and will, 1 am sure, be of great assistance in stimulating the childrzn in their study of music.”’