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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 10510, 14 February 1928, Page 8

FAT LAMBS ? FAT BULLOCKS? HOW? TOP-DRESSING HILLS or BUYING RICH FLATS? COMBINE THE TWO IN A CHOICE PROPERTY. 1000 acres of Eirst-class 2 sheep country that fattens calves and lambs: about 2500 acres of richest river flats, balance clean healthy hills; well subdivided and well watered. Fine homestead and woolsned and other improvements. Situated only 5 miles from work and town, 1 mile from sGhool, etc. Price end terms to financial buyers. ONE OF THE BEST PLACES ON THE EAST COAST. Flats for Fattening, Dealing, Cropping, or Dairying — AT PRESENT PRICES ARE A SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. ACRES TO SUIT ALL POCKETS—--20 ACRES handy to Saleyards, with comfortable cottage, orchard, hedges, lucerne patch, etc. For £I7OO

R2 ACRES, a mile from Saleyards and 5 miles from town, richest river flats, divided into 11 paddocks by live hedges; good homestead, maize crop, good lucerne and clover paddocks, large sheds and will carry TO cows or run 300 breeding ewes and other stock and fatten all lambs. £5700 is the Price AND £I9OO CASH, A MODEL FARM! 140 ACRES of Rich River Flats, • well subdivided and watered. A Real Bargain at; £55 per acre 28 ACRES of the Pick of New Zealand: good homestead and cowshed. £2380. £7BO Cash bad. govt- mortgage 1000 ACRES with great prospective value: 600 acres really rich flats, balance useful hills. Will winter 2 sheep p.a. and run 100 cows. Will grow maize and potatoes, rape, barley or wheat. Owner retiring, will sell at £l2 \ 10s. p.a. as a going concern. Good terms arranged to capable man. These are a few oir the Cheap Properties of the District, ail reduced from boom prices by 25 to 40 per cent. C G: B LOORE • ' (a = B iSW‘* c«wr ttneit - cimorne