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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4475, 16 February 1917, Page 8

C.G.BLOORE. POVERTY BAY LAND AGENCY. POVERTY BAY STUD FARM. 'STUB"" FARM.. STUD FARM. 1G MILES FROM GISBORNE ON MAIN ROAD. PROPRIETOR MAKING A FORTUNE ON 519 ACRES. reads well. EH 1 pays well I WHERE IS IT ! The PROPERTY is here, all right, but it only waits a MAN with BRAINS, MONEY AND ENTERPRISE to take the place and make it into a magnificent stud farm. OOA PER ACRE i?QA JboU ber acre FOR 519 ACRES ! ■ a TED 15 to 17 miles from town, ,n main traffic road, where passing farmers can always see th© it sd stock. Only a few miles Tom railway. RIPTION. —About 150 acres or ore of RICH FLATS washings om hills and river flats, not xnlaole by floods; every acre iod. Probably 100 acres have ;e n under cultivation and will ■o\v anything. The balance of ie property is hilly, healthy leep land, in grass. Suh-divid-I into 24 paddocks by mostly 2w fencing. Beautifully wat•ed by never railing supply V 1 early every paddck There m good, nearly new homestead, oplement shed, barn, buggy led, store-room, man’s house, nd all conveniences. Telephone i town. PRICE; £3O PER ACRE. TERMS : ABOUASH ’ balance arranged. NOW, JUST THINK ! I one local RAM FAIR £30,000 aid for rams, the bulk being for from other districts. Add to probably another £30,000 for Rams and Stud Cattle bought le by local owners, and ask elf if it is worth while trying pture some of this £60,000 stablishing a FIRST-CLASS ) FARM in Poverty Bay. 're are of course, already a ier of stud flocks here, but a disthat can run between 2 and A »n SHEEP can surely have an prising, clever, moneyed sheep?r game to go to the expense of ing in this line. ortunitv and the need are :nt. Take this chance and PARTICULARS GIVEN ONLY TO BONA-FIDE MONEYED BUYERS. Apply— C. (U BLOORE POVERTY BAY LAND AGENCY.