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Gisborne Times, Volume LXV, Issue 10303, 14 June 1927, Page 8

SMALL FARMS PAY, LIVE CHEAPLY. EMPLOY NO LABOUR 257 Acres, Frehold and LeaseholdMile from School and P.O. and Railway Station. About 70 acres flat and plough able, rest low bills. Carries 500 to GOO ewes and 00 cattle.*- Has fattened GOC sheep and lambs in season. New house and conveniences, 10 paddocks. PRICE £2700 the lot CASH £9OO 55 Acres of Maize Land THE BEST \U THE BAY. House and outbuildings, long lease. Handy to sale yards, etc. £2IOO wanted. Cash £IOO 326 Acres Leasehold on Coast--250 in grass, GO in scrub. About 128 acres rich maize or dairying flats, balance lull. 9 paddocks ; good homestead and outbuildings, all in good order- An ideal mixed or fattening farm. A BARGAIN FOR £BOO 416 Acres Government LeaseholdAt low rent. All improved and '-in good order. Good boniest ead, woolshed, etc., plantations, orchard. Good flats and downs suitable for growing rape and oats. Has carried and fattened 2 sheep per acre. £8 P.A. Cash £ISOO 34 Acres Rich Flats With a lovely home & plent;. of outbuildings. Ilandy to School and Township. A good living here for an industrious man. £350 CASH WANTED THIS IS A BOM MY LITTLE SFAFHd. ■ v ■■—-mm Many people are living comiortably to-day, and saving money, on little places on the Poverty Bay Flats. A few good cows, a few acres oi maize, a poultry run, an orchard, a patch of lucerne anc mangels return big profits With a cheap car a man car work in town and still loot after a few acres that savi household bills. JUST SEE ■ij ; ; . y , C.G: R LOORI ABOUT IT