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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4710, 7 November 1917, Page 8

Sheep and Cattle Raising “hlng on arth

the would is 18,000,000 (EIGHTEEN MILLIONS) OF CATTLE SHORT. —And—--40,000,000 TO 50,000,000 (FORTY TO FIFTY MILLION) OF SHEEP SHORT OF NORMAL CAPACITY. CAN N.Z. LAND FALL IN YALTJE IN FACE OF THOSE FACTS? NO S BUY CATTLE RAISING LAND.

«34 ACRES, flats and rolling downs, rich volcanic land, well watered, fenced and sut>-divided; new bungalow and other improvements. 12 miles town good road. Winters a bullock to & ' acres, besides shepp • £25 10s per acre, £2SOU caob.

1928 ACRES rich beef-raising 19 land 400 to 500 acres RICHEST FLATS, balance easy rolling country. Winters 400 big cattle and 2000 sheen. Well watered, subdivided by good fences Fine homestead, woolshed with machines and other buildings. Only 8 miles from town by metalled road.

liiL'Ji; PLACES ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY PRACTICAL POVERTY bay men. SOMETHING LOCAL

300 ACRES FREEHOLD, rolling Tawa Bust country, nearly all in English grasses, fenced and sub-divided, bandy country on wellgraded road. Has wintered If sheep and 300 to ,400 head cattle. Well sheltered, well watered land, growing sweet grass; cattie do very, well here and the place will work in well with a hit of light country or flats nearer town. Price, £ll P-a.; £SOOO cash

If you have any capital and realise the future of stock raisins DON’T hesitate about buying, DON’T wait till the war is over, but get in before the rush and you will

NEVER LOOK BACK

.Whatever your means you can be suited by C. G. BLOORE POVERTY BAY LAND AGENCY,