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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12587, 18 October 1911, Page 10

CHAS. BUSCKE OFFERS FOR SALE TOWN PROPERTY. BERRY STREET. Very solidly-built 5-roomed House, with bathroom, pantry, wash-house, copper and tubs, all modern conveniences, gas, town water, etc., etc. Situated on splendidly dry, level section, well fenced by high iron fence going completely round it. This place is remarkably cheap at £550 ; being so handy, is very suitable for shop assistant or man m business. TTAITL -"• Six large, lofty rooms, with pantry, bathroom, scullery, and all up-to-date conveniences. This house was built by the best builder m Gisborne, who can guarantee everything m it to be of the best. Gas, hot water, enamel bath, hand basin, cupboards, and everything that makes a house convenient and comfortable to live m. Very prettily finished inside of the very best papers procurable. Price £925. , This is an exceptional chance for a business man wishing his home handy to his work. . TUTANGAPAPA .-•,- - . ■*■'■*• Almost \r,ii\r 4-roomed Cottage, with bathvoom, scullery, pantry, wash-house, copper, tubs, etc., etc. Hot water service and all up-to-date conveniences. £435 buys. This is a very pretty little Home; ■; OHILDERS ROAD. - £850 .- ■ £150 £170 Mrs. Bennett's Residence. £120 £120 £120 . £120 £120 § £120 £120 g £120 £120 £120 i '■ £120 £ £120 £120 g . £120. £120 * £120 ~ . These, sections are the most healthy- sections m the most healthy' district m Gisborne; all are beautifully dry and level, with a gentle slope for drainage; each section has well over 60ft frontage. This delightful locality is going ahead exceedingly fast, and m a few years '• the prices asked will be doubled. Only £15 deposit required. THE HOUSE (£850) is practically ne^r, contains 7 large rooms, with all modern and up-to-date conveniences; it is exceptionally well built of first-class kauri; the section is a i-acre corner, tastefully planted m shrubs and garden. SECTIONS. Three minutes from Post Office — Choice Building Site, Kaiti, £375. Seven minutes' walk — 1-5-acre, dry and level, £240. Ten minutes' walk — Perfect Building Site, full i-acre, good view, £250. Fifteen minutes' walk — Quarteracre, dry, level, well fenced, £165. Twenty minutes' walk — Good, dry Site, very healthy locality, £140; COUNTRY. QfiO ACRES * J * JVJ Leasehold, 21 years, with right of renewal for further 9 years at a rental of only 2s 6d per acre. Situated 20 miles from Gisborne (Whaterata) ; 530 acres m good English ■ grasses, and the balance all good bush country. Good fencing and sheep yards. Price asked is. £3000, and I can honestly advise landseekers to have a look at this place, as it is undoubtedly, cheap at that price. OXQA ACRES AOW* Freehold, 4 miles from Otdko; 700 acres ingrass; divided into 4 paddocks ; 720 acres cleared ready to burn, and the balance bush aiid high: fern. Three-roomed' whftr'e, with yards. There is about 5 miles of fencing,- the^ property being completely fenced on three aides. Price £5 10s per acre. ■ v ; TyAIRY FARM. -*-' 52 acres beautiful flat land ; £90 per annum, and over two years' lease, with almost certain renewal; 21 . cattle, 12 sheep, 5 horses, 10 pigs, about 100 poultry, gig, I cart, cans, separator, etc., etc, ; Good Dwelling. A positive bargain for £260— for the lot as a going concern. "• The above price includes Furnitur^;' valued at about £75. BUSINESSES. ■DLAOKSMITH'S SHOP.I •*-* Spme Bor 9 .miles out of Gisborne, m most flourishing district, at present doing a marvellous business ; V£acre freehold and two large shops. Splendid ' up-to-date tools * and jilant. An honest bargain at £550. Terms, about £200 cash. "piRUIT SHOP , '■ ' • .'".'.. . -*• aiid Vegetable Shop, doing the best business m - Gladstone Road ; i splendid turnover to first-class customers ; 5 years' lease. at £1 per week. 7 A really" first-class business. Price at valuation, about £300. , ' v QTXSRE, ETC., TO LET. Situated 6 mile's, from G,isborne, con-, sisting of Shop, large 6-roonied Dwelling, with all conveniences, stable, and 3 acres of land. Telegraph Office and Post Office bring m £50 per annum, and as rental asked is only 30s per week, the difference is only 10s. Five years', lease can be given. This is a rare chance for a young man with very little capital wishing to start m a country store. CHAS. BUSCKE. '....•. ■V '.'■'. ' , :