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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11877, 23 February 1933, Page 8

iMrcpiAC ADVERTISEMENTS WOOL IS MEAT & BUTTER Bidng in Money again. The Tide Turns, The Sun Breaks through the Clouds. The Farmer is Happy Again! Th'e Man on the Land has had a hard time, but he Has had the Advantage of growing most of his own food, and living more cheaply than the man in town. NOW is the TIME to MAKE a START While Prices of Stock are Still Low! And Land is as Cheap as it ever will be. 1 £SOO Cash Down Starts You on a SHEEP FARM That will run 1000 sheep and 200 cattle. For a man with a family, prepared to Work hard and improve the property, this is quite a rare chance of making .■:> good.: £BOO CASH Starts you in 1360 ACRES Of Grass Land, In good order, well subdivided, good homestead, woolshed, yards. Buns and fattens 1750 sheep and 250 cattle. Some good paddocks for dairying. £4/13/6 Per Acre Freehold is a price below the cost of . clearing. £IBOO CASH Starts you in a Mixed Farm Of 600 ACRES where you can milk 50 cows and run 1000 sheep as well. Handy to School and Township. 200 ACRES FLATS At £25 Per Acre, brings the value of Flat Land to the price of 30 years ago—when men were game to make a start, with produce prices less than A ; to-day’s. Bor those who want Small Fatihs there is a choice to day in Poverty Bay, of areas from 12 to 100 acres. SUBURBAN FARMLETS have, proved the salvation of many town workers and business men. ' At least they can provide themselves with most of the 1 ’ ‘ .necessities of life. gLOORE Offers; RAre Opportunities to tie Land Buyer of : A:y :^AA,To*day.-