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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4875, 22 May 1918, Page 8

Shows Ooed Profits low, but after the War will foe one of the Fortune HHstklng Industries of the World.! TT.S.A., WITH 100 MILLIONS OF PEOPLE, WILL NOT ONLY PHY WOOL BUT WILL BUY Mew Zealand Sheep. JAPAN WITH 50 MILLIONS, WILL WANT ALL OHE WOOL ! FOE THE LAST 20 YEAES THE STOCKS OF SHEEP THEOUGHOUT THE WOELD HAYE STEADILY DECEEASED. Gan you foe a Pessimist IN THE FACE OF SUCH FACTS ? Now a number of my clients, *Tiose wealth available for investment totals about £500,000, are waiting to Buy Land After the War I WHEEE WILL YOU COME IN ? SHOW YOUE WISDOM, YOUE PLUCK, AND YOUE CONFIDENCE BY BUYING- COUNTEY NOW BEFORE TOE BOOM! Look at these: £2OOO CxVSH DOWN, and cash for stock, buys 800 acres nice country, witb neat homestead, woolshed, yards, etc., wintering nearly 2 sbeep p.a. on grass. £I7OO CASH DOWN, and cash for stock, buys 1200 acres, well improved, If sheep country, in handy position. £2OOO CASH DOWN, ,and cash for stock, buys 2100 acres, long lease; 700 acres down, balance heavy tawa bush; will be 2 sheep country when clean, at £2 per acre. £ll 10s PEE ACEE for freehold country, 1600 acres nearly all in grass, with homestead, woolshed, yards, etc.; easy country, lays well; £BOOO cash wanted. 3600 ACEJES near Coast, fine healthy land, winters 6000 sheep; very good buildings; a really good station, property for £lO per acre; about £IO,OOO, or less, cash; balance at 5 per cent. 2800 ACEES at £3 17s 6d per acre, 1700 acres grass, firstclass improvements, half cash. 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 C. G. Bloore Poverty Bay Land Agency