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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10741, 12 November 1928, Page 10

THERE IS A GOOD LIVING ON A LITTLE FARM Why pay rent, or live on a \ aero Section in Town, and find it hard to save money on wages or in business, when you can, in these days of motor cars, which annihilate time and distance, live on a Small Farm on Poverty Bay’s Rich Flats? You can have your own Milk and Butter, Meat, and Vegetables and Bruit, and have enough to spare for sale to buy your Stores and save your wage.". If tired of town life and work, you may live comfortably on, say, 20 to 50 acres without going oh the place to earn money. And is not the country life healthier and happier for yourself and family." You certainly must, work, hut work never killed anyone, and if you' must rise earlier, then why spend the pleasantest hours of the day (the early morning) in bed f Here are a few places that may tempt an industrious man, with ambition:— (No. 40)— 13 ACRES —l3 13 ACRES —l3 About* 6 ‘'mile’s from town ; subdivided, watered, patch, lucerne, new house with conveniences. Price £IBOO. Good Government Mortgage. (No. 64) 21 _ ACRES 21 _ ACRES 9 miles out. Permanently watered, subdivided, plantation, orchard, 4-ROOMED HOUSE, Motor shed, cowbail. Price £1575. • • .£7OO CASH, (No. 68)— 24 ACRES —24 24 ACRES OF THE RICHEST PLATS. Well drained. Ideal Place for Lemon and Orange Groves. House and Outbuildin- well sheltered. Price £2BOO. CASH £BOO. (No. 72A) — 28 —— ACRES —2B 28 ACRES Same as before, absolutely the Best Land in New Zealand. Well improved, with Good Homestead and Outbuildings Has carried a beast to the acre. Price £2IOO. TERMS c-£6OO CASH. . Balance 30 years Gov. Mortgage L THESE PLACES ST NO MORE THAN OWN HOMES DO. ly not consider the idea ? -SEEPoverty Bay Land r n LOWE STREET.