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Gisborne Times, Volume LVI, Issue 6319, 23 February 1922, Page 4

QOOK COUNTY COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal; MISS A. L. REES. M.A.. LL.E. j)iocese of y^AIAPUgT. gCHOOL. 10 FITZHERBERT ST. Principal MISS K. L. WEBB. NOW OPEN. For Prospectus and Terms apply to Principal, at the School Tel. 442. A GIFT FARM GOING CONCERN. DON'T MISS THIS r 7f\ ACRES, Freehold, 7 miles from ' Gisborne, on good metal road. 30 acres easy hills, 40 acres fiat, undulating land, 7 acres in lucerne,, acres pumpkins, 20 acres oats just taken off, 2 acres green maize, balance good grass, fenced into 5 padticcks, stock yards, piggeries, etc. 1A COWS (mostly Jerseys), 4 ITeifers, 1 Bull, 2'Sows, 25 head Poultry (Leghorns, excellent laying strain), Spring Dray, Harness, 1 set Chain Harness, Milking Machine (4cow plant, New Zealandia) in splendid order, only one season’s work. MODERN 3-roomed Cottage, h. and c. water and all conveniences, man’s 2-roomed wliare, engine room, 8-bail cowshed, fcwlhouse and run, etc. AS A GOING CONCERN, £SO PER ACRE. TERMS ARRANGED. Fergus Gumming LAND AGENT, LOWE STREET. GISBORNE. [A Card.] SCHOOL cf SINGING, ELOCUTION, AND DRAMATIC ART. MISSES MILLAR & GALLICHAN (ILL (j a t o Conservatorium of Music, Sydney), are open to receive Pupils at their Studio, Gladstone Rd. (above Langridge’s Book Shop) from MONDAY, 20th February.