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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4458, 27 January 1917, Page 8

C. G. BLOORE. POVERTY BAY LAND AGENGY. BAY STUD FARM. STUD FARM. STUD FARM. 15 MILES FROM GISBORNE ON MAIN ROAD. PROPRIETOR MAKING A FOR- ' TUNE ON 519 ACRES. READS WELL, EH ! PAYS WELL I WHERE IS IT ! Tli- PROPERTY is here, all right, but it only traits a MAN with BRAINS, MONEY AND • ENTERPRISE to take the place and make it into a magnificent stud farm. mo PER ACRE PER ACRE £3O FOR -519 ACRES ! SITUATED 15 to 17 miles from town, on main traffic road, where passing farmers can always see the stud stock. Only a few miles from railway. « DESCRIPTION. —About 150 acres or more of RICH FLATS, washings from hills and river fiats, not spoilable by floods; every acre good. Probably 100 acres have been under cultivation and will grow anything. The balance of the property is hilly, healthy sheep land, in grass. Sub-divid-ed into 24 paddocks by mostly new fencing. Beautifully watered by never failing supply in neariv every paddck. There is a good, nearly new homestead, implement shed, barn, buggy shed, store-room, man’s house, and all conveniences. Telephone to town. PRICE: £3O PER ACRE. TERMS : ABOUT £6500 CASH. BALANCE ARRANCED. NOW. JUST THINK ! ! At one local RAM FAIR £30,000 was paid for rams, the hulk being for slock from other districts. Add to this probablv another £30,000 for Stud Rams and Stud Cattle bought outside by local owners, and ask yourself if it is worth while trying to capture some of this £60.000 by establishing a FIRST-CLASS ( STUD FARM in Poverty Bay. j There are. of course, already a number of stud flocks here, but a district that can run between 2 ana 3 million SHEEP can surely have an enterprising, clever, moneyed sheepfanner game to go to the expense of starting in this line. Tiie oppovtunitv and the need are both ex'stent. Take this chance and GET AT IT. PARTICULARS GIVEN ONLY TO BONA-FIDE MONEYED BUYERS. Apply— . C. G. BLOORE POVERTY BAY £AND AGENCY.