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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 10489, 14 October 1926, Page 8

must rise S : I heep LAND CAN BE BOUGHT TODAY AT PRE-WAR VALUES, v AND IS CHEAPER IN POVERTY BAY THAN ANYWHERE ELSE. LOOK AT—--848 acres of Freehold, clean English grass, well subdivided by good fencing, and ’.veil watered. Very nice homestead, all modern conveniences, motor shed, wool-shed with machines, dip, yards. Winters 1200 sheen and IGO cattle; does stock well and fattens cattle. PRICE £ll/15/- par acre. Very good terms, as owner is retiring. This is an attractive property on good road handy to school, store and P.O. (305) WHY COMPLAIN OF “THE GOOD OLD DAYS’ 5 when land was cheap when you can get the same chances to-day as the old settlers had. with all the added benefits of good roads, freezing works and ears ? HERE IS A CHANCE--1000 Acres of GOOD BUSH COUNTRY. 700 acres cleared and grassed PRICE —£3 per acre. This is no noor, hard or steep country, hut'TYPICAL EAST COAST LAND. £ISOO Cash wanted. A DEAL SNAP, • A DADE OPPORTUNITY FOR A YOUNG IT AN TO START. (216 A)

409 Acres G.R.P. Good English Grass Gountry, laying all to the North, but in the bush area, and always green. 7 paddocks all well watered: 50 . acres ploughable; homestead of 5 rooms and conveniences, woolslied, dip, yards, cowshed and whare. Carries 1000 sheep and 50 mixed cattle; could milk 30 cows; grows good root crops. PRICE —£10/10/- per acre. £ISOO CASH. (1 66 A' €SOO ACRES FREEHOLD. 5600 acres in grass, f<oo acres first-class bush; 10 paddocks, good fencing. Carries 7000 sheep and 380 cattle. 7 roomed homestead, store, whare, woolslied, yards, dip, shearers’ cottage. «• PRICE £4/5/- per acre. Stock at valuation. Excellent terms —say, £4OOO Cash. This is one of the lar«“e blocks that _occasionally come into the market and can be acquired at far below value. A capable farmer can improve this and increase the value 50 per cent. (287 A; C. G. Bloore POVERTY BAY LAND —■ ACEN2Y,.; 72 LOWE