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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4758, 4 January 1918, Page 8

Butter Bring good Prices Now AND After the War May Bring Better THEREFORE Buy ci n ci THE BASIS OF ALL WEALTH I 4000 ACRES Ripping hill country, partly improved, now wintering 1| sheep per acre. £4500 cash wanted. Balance of purchase money at 5 per cent. There is not a place in Poverty Bay with a better prospective value. As a property to work in with a place close to town, or as a start for a young man, this is the best investment I know. 3600 ACRES Freehold, all in grass but 350 acres; divided into 18 paddocks. Fine homestead, woolshed, yards, dip, motor shed, other outbuildings. Carrying 5000 sheep, 100 head cattle. Handy to Coast, town and freezing works. Price, £7 per acre, £IO,OOO cash. For an improved place, there is not a cheaper in the whole of Hew Zealand. ' Everything is in good • order and _ up-to-date.' At the price there is an excellent prospective value, and a fine return now on the money invested. 1500 ACRES First-class bush country, handy | to railway; nearly all in English | grasses; well divided by good fencing; mostly easy country; I wintering just on 2 sheep per acre and a lot of cattle. Homestead, woolshed, yards, etc. Price, £l2 per acre. A most attractive property. 700 ACRES Close to school, P. 0., and store, on main road. All in grass; divided into 7 paddocks; winters If sheep and 50 cattle. House, shed and yards. Price, £9 per acre, £2OOO cash. I have also a number of mod-erately-sized places, 150 to 500 ACRES, suitable for _ mixed farming, dairying, cropping and fattening, requiring men with from £7OO CASH. START FARMING AND BUY YOUR PLACE FROM ' C. G. Bloore 72 LOWE STREET.