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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 275, 6 November 1916, Page 8

Sydney Martell. JJOSCA gNTPR I INQUIRE EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH. ACRES, 9 miles from Palmersf on Railway Station. Good buildings. Two sheep and cattle country. Part in shelter bush. A land of Sold mines. Price and further particuirs, inquiro at once. 000 ACRES; 25 acres in shelter VV bush. 50 acres ploughablc; two sheep and cattle country. Five-roomed house. Price £l2 per acre. Will exchange for a few acres of famous Hawke’s Bav land. A ACRES, a nice little dairy|fcrin: •J” house, cow bails, dairy, etc.\iour miles from railway, 2 miles from factory. Price £27 per acre. Very easy terms. Q£!AO ACRES ; 1000 acres in English grass, balance lawn buslM winters 2000 sheep and 800 hreedina ewes; 5| miles from railway. Price £l9 per acre. Will exchange for unencumbered or rvnt-pr<Mhicing property. 119 ACRES, “ land of milk and XX?& honey ”; 6-roomed House, 20 cowbails installed with milking machines; will carry 20 sheep to the acre; 9 miles from railway. 'Price £65 per acre, or will lease same. X ACRES, 2 sheep country, O.R.P. ftOO Rent £l2 per annum. Right to purchase at £lO per acre; 19 miles from I railway. Price £3 j>er acre gaMlwill. J Exceptionally easy terms. , ACRES, all in grass ; 100 acres (tvv ploughablc; winters 900 sheep; 4 miles from railway; 4-roomed house, woolshed', cowshed, yards, etc. Price £lO 10/- per acre. Will exchange for Auckland rent-producing property. Apply QYDNEY A 'R'TIPT 1 “ THE LIVE AGENT,” QUEEN STREET. HASTINGS.

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