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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11951, 23 May 1933, Page 8

SPEfiiAt SOVERfISEMENTS A FEW ACRES, A FEW COWS, SOME POULTRY A PIG OR TWO, HOME-GROWN FRUIT AND VEGETABLES MEAN THE COST OF LIVING IS SOLVED! 8i ACRES, With comfortable home, concreted cowshed, etc. Right in town. For £1250 i , Cash £4OO. 5 ACRES, A few miles out, with home, sheds, permanent water, electricity, plantations. ' : £BBS, With £l5O Cash. 5 ACRES, With homestead, shelter, sheds, garden; handy to town. £765, With £BS Cash. 13 ACRES Rich Patutahi Flats No. Building. £53 Per Acre. £2OO Cash. Building is cheap now. 13 ACRES Semi - suburban, with lovely Homestead and garden. Rich land. Delightful situation. £IBOO, With £475 Cash. 15 ACRES Richest Patutahi Land. Good house, large cowshed, barn, etc. Lucerne patches. Runs 12 cows and dry stock.'Excellent herd. As Going Concern £7OO Cash. IWalk-in —Walk-out. ACRES, Wonderfully rich land, quite handy; house and outbuildings. Ideal Cow, Pig, and Poultry Farm. £I2OO. Cash £SOO. ' ' ' ■ : u ‘.t v ■ • •" ■ • :* '' ■ • ACRES, Fine buildings, ideal place for town milk supply; poultry farm. Close in. £IBSO. Half-cash. MAIZE LAND, The Best in the Bay. 80 Acres at £42/10/With £IOOO Cash. House and cow-shed and good crop of maize thrown in. Maize seems to be the best investment just now, always a sure crop. £IOOO Cash required. Vhe above are samples of home farms in Poverty Bay, for sale by C.G. B LOORE Poverty Bay Land