The Poverty Bay Herald AND East Coast News Letter. PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VII, Issue 1182, 26 November 1880, Page 2

The Poverty Bay Herald AND East Coast News Letter. PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING.

7^M^;fNOyEMBER 26, 1880.

of getting land adapted for I : special settlement with indisputabhvtitle in Poverty Bay, is one that v yiduld : -riot be lost sight of by those interested in promoting the welfare of.their.^-gUents and the district. In another column appears an advertisement frprn Mr. M. J. Ganjon offering' certain properties for sale. Tjiree^^mall blocks averaging about threetjiousanols acres each, are referred to .as giving "exceptional advantages to special settlers. Though the area in question js not very extensive, it is c|aite 'sufficient to form the nucleus of an important special settlement. Once'this? district succeeds, no matter through^ what party?s agency, in havuigivppefa&l ..settlers located in. it, a brighter ftttiure for the Bay, forthwith loom's ,Tipon'"us. The knowledge of the district's fertility, climate, and resources would become speedily prop!a:gatedy arid before long hundreds of families would be wending their way hither. v feel confident that whatever" W l6cal ! ' animosities may exist between rival parties in Gisborne, where personal feeling at times rims high each^antf every 'one is, and. will so continue to : the best of his power, advancing the interests of the community upon which depends the welfarer of <us all. We; sincerely hope that goqd, will emanatefroru Mr. G-. M. "Reed's visit here, and that we shall b.e in a/position before long to inform .our reatfeis of his haying made satisfactory .terms for land on which to lpeWte'th ! e)'excellerit; class of imigrants he 'has 'introduced to our shores.