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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11014, 29 January 1926, Page 8

may Fortune a Small non Farm YOU CAN CERTAINLY MAKE A GOOD LIVING IF YOU ARE INDUSTRIOUS! Grow produce for town on small suburban farmlets for the price of a home YOU CAN GET A HOUSE AND A FEW ACRES OF RICH land AND LIVE COMFORTABLY. (1) 4 Acres 4 R,CH BL o A f C &e S e°ds: CLEAN With comfortable 5-rmd. house, washhouse, sheds; garden just coming into profit, with tomatoes, peas, beans, marrows, kumeras, early potatoes, etc.. THE OWNER TAKES 1300 A YEAR £3OO i garden stuff, and part of the land not yet cultivated. RICE, £I4OO FOR THE LOT RIGE, £I4OO FOR THE LOT XL THE PROFIT TO COME All the work of preparation complete. TERMS—HALF CASH. MILE AND HALF FROM P.O. CORNER BLOCH. Rich, well drained black soil, that some day will subdivide into numerous fine lots, and treble in value over to-day s price, being only a mile and a half from the P.O. PRICE £IBOO PRICE PRICE £IBOO PRICE CASH £SOO. CASH £SOO. MAKE A LIVING MEANTIME. WATCH THE PROPERTY GROW. PRODUCE NOW MONEY LATER WHEN GISBORNE MOVES AGAIN. (3) 61 Acres ABOUT A MILE FROM P.O. THE GREATEST SUBURBAN SPECULATION EVER OFFERED! £3OO THE LOT £BOO Here you can make your home, keep yourself and family in milk, butter, eggs, poultry, fruit, vegetables. SELL THE SURPLUS, AND WHEN VALUES RISE, RETIRE ON THE “UNEARNED INCREMENT.” (4) Oranges and Lemons POVERTY BAY, THE IDEAL SPOT IN NEW ZEALAND FOR CITRUS FRUITS. Experts say that Orange and Lemon Trees in Gisborne grow MORE and BETTER fruit than in any other district. AND I HAVE FOR SALE THE IDEAL PROPERTY. RICH, ALLUVIAL, NATURALLY DRAINED LAND. 24 ACRES, with comfortable homestead and outbuildings, all surrounded by hedges and plantations, orchard and garden FOR £3500 FOR £3500 EASY TERMS. ~P*-rrrj»] Get ready for next year’s planting season: will carry a cow to the acre meanwhile. C. G. Bloore Predicts prosperity for Poverty Bay Purchasers 'of Property