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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 21934, 31 January 1946, Page 2

REAL ESTATE ADVERTISEMENTS A Snip: Building site. Iranui Road. Large asparagus bed, £155. Apply Frank Neill & Co. A 1700 acre Leasehold Property, well slocked and improved, good buildings, ample totara. £7500 cash, going concern. Hugh Robinson. AN Exchange wanted] Compact Modern Home in Auckland, price £2OOO, for similar property Gisborne. Hugh Robinson. A Good Investment: Five-roomed House in Palmerston Road, small section and small price, for immediate sale. Good tenant. Owner leaving district and anxious to realise.—C. G. Piesse, Estate Agent. GENTLEMAN’S Residence, right in town. Beautiful grounds. River bank. Apply Frank Neill and Co. QUARTER-Aere and Five-Roomed House, Gladstone Road, near Disraeli Street, House let 15/- weekly. Price £425. James Innes, Lowe Street. SECTION Russell Street, £120; l acre Ormond Road. £300; 60 perches Whataupoko. £250, Ball and Crawshaw. SECTION Lytton Road, £7O; Muir Street, 28 perches for £7O; £3O for section corner Cochrane St. and Chalmers Road. Ball and Crawshaw. SEVERAL Very Cheap Houses: From £4OO upwards. Good investments for persons with money lying idle. C. G. Piesse, Accountant and Estate Agent. TWO Sections, Ormond Road, Mangapapa, £75. Apply Frank Neill & Co. 750 ACRES Leasehold, rent £55, rates £44; 40 acres flat, balance sheep country. Price £4/10/- per acre. Ball and Crawshaw. 2± ACRES of Land, near Mill Road School, a good building site and room to keep a cow. Price £275. C. G. Piesse. Accountant and Estate Agent. 1350 ACRES, L.I.P. at £lB per annum. Easy to steep, East Coast, good homestead, all conveniences. Price £5 per acre—Ball and Crawshaw.

1750 ACRES easy sheep country, carrying 1800 sheep and 250 cattle. Price £7500 walk-in-walk-out. Ball and Crawshaw. PLANTS, TREES, ETC. CELERY, Leeks and Lettuce Plants.— D. S. Thompson & Co. FLOWER Plants: Ageratum, Delphiniums, Portulaca, and Giant DahliaFlowered Zinnias.—D. S. Thompson and Co. NEW Season’s Fruit now ready at Hardy's Fruit Exchange, Peel Street. SOW Now seed of Anemones, Ranunculus, Delphiniums, Iceland Poppies, Primulas, Antirrhinums, Geums, Gaillardia, etc. D. S. Thompson and Co. ICELAND POPPY SEEDS: Sow now for winter blooms, these outstanding Australian introductions. Unexcelled for garden display, exhibition, or cut flowers. GIANT SUNRAY: the world’s wonder poppy, all colours, bright and pastel. PINK PERFECTION: Large flowers in a colour range from pale pink to scarlet. Each variety 1/6 per pkt. post free. W. STEWART. 233 Gladstone Road. Telephone 4822, ANEMONES. RANUNCULI: Giant Florentine.” Extra vigorous, all double. Gteed. finest strain obtainable. 4/6 100. TULIPS: Giant Darwin. Flowering Bulbs, best self colours, 5/- dz, 18/6 50. COLOURED FREESIAS: A superb mixture of finest rich colours. 2/6 dozen: 8/- 50. SANDERS, P.O. Box 931, Auckland. 154 ICELAND Poppy Seed: Gartford Giants 1/- pkt. Scarlet Supreme 1/-: Artists Glory 1/-; Sunbeam 6d. Post 2d. extra. GERBER A Plants: Best doubles 3/6 ea. PASSION Vines: Large Fruiting 2/- ea. Flowering BEGONIAS in Pots and Baskets. AGENTS for YATES* Insecticides, Spraying Materials, Fertilisers, Seeds. BERRIDGES FLORAL STUDIO (Seeds and Plants Department.)

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