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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4874, 21 May 1918, Page 8

Sheep Brewing Shows Hood Profits Mow, but after the War wills be one ©f the Fortune taking: Industries of the World I XJ.S.A., WITH 100 MILLIONS OF PEOPLE, WILL NOT ONLY ELY WOOL BUT WILL BUY iew Zealand Sheep. JAPAN WITH 50 MILLIONS, WILL WANT ALL OUR WOOL ! FOR THE LAST 20 YEARS THE STOCKS OF SHEEP THROUGHOUT THE WORLD HAVE STEADILY DECREASED. ©an you be a Pessimist IN THE FACE OF SUCH FACTS ? Now a number of my clients, pilose wealth available for investment totals about £ooo,ooo, are waiting to Buy Land After the Wars WHERE WILL YOU COME ■ IN ? SHOW YOUR WISDOM, YOHR PLUCK, AND YOUR CONFIDENCE BY BUYING COUNTRY MOW BEFORE THE BOOH! Look at these: '£2ooo CASH DOWN, and cask for stock, buys 800 acres nice country, with neat homestead, woolsbed, yards,‘etc., wintering nearly 2 sbeep p.a. on grass. £I7OO CASH DOWN, and cask for stock, buys 1200 acres, well improved, If skeep country, in kandv position. £2OOO CASH DOWN, and cask for stock, buys 2100 acres, long lease; 700 acres down, balance heavy tawa bush; will be 2 sbeep country wken clean, at £2 per acre. £ll 10s PER ACRE for freehold country, 1600 acres nearly all in grass, with homestead, woolsbed, yards, etc.; easy country, lays well; £BOOO cash wanted. 3600 ACRES near Coast, fine healthy land, winters 6000 skeep; very good buildings; a really good station property for £lO per acre; about £IO,OOO, or less, cash; balance at 5 per cent. 2800 ACRES at £3 17s 6d per acre, 1700 acres grass, firstclass improvements, half cask. This is one of the cheapest places in P.B. I have also a number of large stations in my hands from 5000 to 15,000 acres,- and speaking from personal knowledge of them I can recommend them as the best investments in New Zealand. RELIABLE INFORMATION ONLY FROM G. G.Bloore Poverty Bay Land Agency