1 ! Paddocks To the Homes of the World. YOU OWN THE SOURCE OF SUPPLY] OF THE FOOD AND CLOTHING OF MILLIONS. SEE THAT YOU RUN" NEW ZEALAND AS A BUSINESS CONCERN". AND RUN 1. Your Own Freezing Works. 2. Your Own Boats. 3. Your Own Distributing Cool Stores. 4. Your Own Butchers' Shops UTOPIA UNLIMITED FOR NEW ZEALAND FARMERS'.! MEANWHILE Buy Land While it is still cheap. RUNS THAT BRANCH, ! AND SPECALLY RECOMMENDS, From Personal Knowledge — 1. £1600 Cash Down BUYS OVER 300 ACRES FREEHOLD, Handy to Town, well Watered, c^ean Hill Country, suitable for Fattening or Dealing. Winters nearly three dry Steep and 200 Cattle. Would, work m well ivrith Back Bush Property. 2. £1000 Cash Down I -BUYS 449 ACRES FREEHOLD, Twelve miles from Town and handy to School. Mostly Cleared and well Subi " divided. HOUSE, WOOLSHED, Etc. j Winters 1| Sheep, besides Cattle, Should have good Prospective Value at j ■ £8 PER ACRE. 3. £2500 Cash Down BUYS I 926 ACRES Of Perfect TAWA BUSH COUNTRY, of which lialf is m good English Grasses ; about 100 acres Bush burnt, ready to sow. Handy to Railway Station, oa Good Road. NEAT HOMEBTEAD and Outbuildings. ' PRICE, £7 ,10/- PER ACRE. This is Good Country, clear of Weeds. ! Dozens of other Properties OF ALL SIZES. Up to 29,000 Acres AT £5 12s 6d per Acre OF HEALTHY ONEI-SHEEP COUNTRY, WITH GREAT POSSIBILnTES. IT IS NO GOOD WAITING! LAND WJLL NOT GO DOWN IN VALUE! I Buy from BLOORE. si
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14840, 18 February 1919, Page 8
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