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Gisborne Times, Volume L, Issue 5072, 15 January 1919, Page 8

The Boom Has Started! EVEN THE MOST PESSIMISTIC BANKER ADMITS THAT We are in for a good time G-G BSoore Offers You all a chance 281 ACRES EASY, LOW, HANDY COUNTRY With FINE FLATS that are alone worth the money asked. Close to rail, School and P.O. 11 Paddocks, good fencing, House, Whare, Woclshed, Yards, Dip, etc. Carries 2£ Sheep and 60 Cattle now. A buyer can deal, fatten, crop, or dairy farm, and make money at one or all. LOW PRICE. Terms. £ISOO CASH DOWN. 301 ACRES FREEHOLD, near Town, School, Railway. About onethird . Flat, balance Hilly. Winters 2 ewes and a cattle beast to 4 acres. House, Woolshed, Dip, Yards. £2O PER ACRE ON TERMS. A Back ’ Country Farmer can make money out of this. Must be sold to wind up an Estate 400 ACRES O.R.P. RIPPING HEAVY BUSH Country, very ’easy, nearly all gently undulating; 140 acres cleared, 50 acres bush felled ready to burn, balance bush. Winters 200 sheep and 50 cattle. Whare and Yards. ONLY £5/10/- PA. £I2OO CASH. £750 CASH 700 ACRES FREEHOLD. All in grass but shelter reserves. All bush land, 6 paddocks. House/ Whare, Woolshed. Yards. £l2/10/- PA. STOCK AT* VALUATION. FIRST COME—FIRST SERVED. 633 ACRES 0.R.P., near P. 0.:; School, etc. 170 acres fallen and grassed ; wintered 250 sheep, 35 cattle; 40 acres bush down, balance tawa bush. Nice flats on frontage; 6 paddocks; 4-room-ed House. Shed, Washhouse, Buggy Shed, Woolshed, Yards, Orchard. • TOTAL PRICE £llOO TERMS £6OO CASH. GET BUSY OR GET LEFT. '/AC . G. C. BLOORE, LOWE STREET DIRECTS OPERATIONS.