St. Croix Avis, 1920-02-07, page 4
ALUICTION. AT the request of the exceytores testa- menti in the Estate of the deceased Planter CHriSTIAN PETER THEOBALD FRIS will be offered for sale at ONE PUBLIC AUCTION to be held at the undersigned Vendue Oflice on the 9th day of February 1921 AT3OOCEOCK P. M. THE ESTATES : y “Mount Victory” and “Pleasant tailey” s tuate in this island’s Northside Quar- ter Letter A. sub No. 17 c. and Nos. 15 ad 16 & 26 with all appurtenances ol land bui.dings, livestock etc. The conditions for the sale, appraise: ment, morteage certificate and other documents relating to tte sale will be prod Iced at the auction and may previ- ous to same be seen at Lawyer STAKE- MANN’S Office in Christiansted. This notice also servess as information to mortgageholders in conformity with Ordinance of sth of March 1909. accord- ing to section 4of which ordinance same has the same legal effect a: prescribed in Placard 22ud April 1817. Frederiksted’s Vendue Office, St. Croix, January 30th 1920. ‘ JOHN L. CURRY. Fee Fr. …
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ALUICTION. AT the request of the exceytores testa- menti in the Estate of the deceased Planter CHriSTIAN PETER THEOBALD FRIS will be offered for sale at ONE PUBLIC AUCTION to be held at the undersigned Vendue Oflice on the 9th day of February 1921 AT3OOCEOCK P. M. THE ESTATES : y “Mount Victory” and “Pleasant tailey” s tuate in this island’s Northside Quar- ter Letter A. sub No. 17 c. and Nos. 15 ad 16 & 26 with all appurtenances ol land bui.dings, livestock etc. The conditions for the sale, appraise: ment, morteage certificate and other documents relating to tte sale will be prod Iced at the auction and may previ- ous to same be seen at Lawyer STAKE- MANN’S Office in Christiansted. This notice also servess as information to mortgageholders in conformity with Ordinance of sth of March 1909. accord- ing to section 4of which ordinance same has the same legal effect a: prescribed in Placard 22ud April 1817. Frederiksted’s Vendue Office, St. Croix, January 30th 1920. ‘ JOHN L. CURRY. Fee Fr. 10.00 Say ten Frarcs NOTICL THE Inspection of the general annual repairs of the Public roads, with Bridges, Culverts, water courses, side walls, hand rails, ete. etec. shall com- mence after the 15th February. All roadholders are therefore request- ed to have their respective allotments in good order by that date. As it has been found during the Inspec- tion last year that the trees and bushes alony the roadsides were not trimmed. and therefore are an inconvenience to the Public traffic. It is the Owner of the land, who is re- sponsible for keeping them, from incon- veniencing the Public, or damaging vehi- cles on the roadway and will be held for damage. Boundary posts must be plainly marked, on each allotment and planted firmly in the ground. When the inspection is compieted, and the roads found in order. the Roads will be Realloted, for the next term. (For the Road Commission) F. LUNNEY. St. Croix, Jan. 30th. 1920. ST ¢REU T AN 12 b h a t ) Fraderiksted Apatheczry’s Hall | OF PERS a few household articles by fresh arrival. FINE QUALITY MACARON' small packs RAISINS & CURRANTIS, §WEET & BITTER L\L\U)?DS [CE CREAM-WAFERS JELLY POW JER. DRIKD APPLES by the po . RICE FLOUR, POTATO F..OUR Jean Peotercen, Fredeiksied. Iri 2 u t i ‘verutive Order No. 3. THE follo 'ing additional Regulations ooverning the sale of bay rum pre- mulgated in pursuance of iaw. will be ¢ fective within the Virgin Islands of the United States on and after Eebruary 1, 1920 : Rav Rem shzll be sold onlv on deliv- . evy of a permit issucd by the Po- lice Mepariment. Applicants for permit must satisfy the Police Department that the applicant will not use the buy rum for beverags purposes. Section 4 of Executive Order No. 2, dated July Trh, 1919, wherein such sales were authorized upon the buyer’s vrior d:livery to the seller of an application to purchase, is hereby amended aceord- ingly. J. W. OMAN. Governor 1 -~ , . § | ’IHE Northside road at Colquhoun | Mt. Pleasant Bridge in King’s Q larter is now open for Public I'rat- fic. ' For the Road Commission ; F. LUNNEY. St. Croix, 20th Jan. 1920. | A Light and comfortable DOUBLE A SFAT CARRIAGE, A PAIR OF HORSES and a double set of HAR- N.SS. o A. PONTOPPIDAN. Richmond, Jan. lo6th 1920. Notice Te < I fmporters. THE following advice has been receiv- ed from the Xaporel Linre, New York: ““As all bills, c.iims and accounts against all sc-amers sailing “rom New York previously to .lanuary Ist, 1920, are for account of Raporel S. 8 Line, Id. M. Raph- & (v., Ine., Apents, ‘t is necessary chat same be sent forward for settlement as promrtly as possible. You will please advise all consignees that claims noi presenied to you within (30) thirty dave after roceipt of this letter will be void.”’ ’ ROR’T. ! . MERWIN & CO., Agents Raporel Line rederi csted FOR RENT . - = . lae Bian it Bl ‘hai The Mwelling House &1 Esizic Norhside completeiy fuinis'ied - situat ad ner the sea. Fine surrounding scenetiy, and short distane- from tovrn. For particul:rs apply to C. E. HAGEMANN. Frederiksted s¢. Croix V. I. January 15th 1920 West En:iNew Grocery offers rezert Arrivals LIVER POSTEJ. SPEHEPOLSEH, Boneless Codfish, Fancy Smokad Herrings, Marzschino * herties SELECTED APPILES. POTATOLES, SVMOKLD i SAUSAGE, PICI IC & SUP. HAMS, _ Brich (heese. Boullion Cubes, Ilackerels, ? al Pickled sausage, BOILED CABLEAGE IN TINS, Truffles, Coviar, 1 ati de Fois Gras, very fina ;inchovies, SANLWIC:TOLIVES ROLLED OATS IN BULK & FPKGS., Frankfurte« Sausages, Olives stuffed, do. Sandwich, do. Jue n, Now lis your ckance o stuck up before arother strike bo:tles up ex.- ports again. SELECT APPLES 12 pr. b e g P *: Poatees 0,7, 8,9 c. pr. ib. for Bbl. 50 105.—20 lbs SELECT POTATOES : Sc. pr. ib