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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15131, 2 February 1920, Page 10

Wool AND Meat WILL KEEP UP. TTUMAN BEINGS are increasing at -*•"*- a faster rato than the animal pro- 1 ducts of the world. There ia much ' more meat-eating and wool-wearing now j than m past years, parhicularly m Eastern countries — with their TEE/MING MILLIONS WANTING More and Better food And j Greater Bodily Comfort! WHO COULD BE' A" PESSIMIST IN ! ! TIIE FACE OF SUCH FACTS! ! NEW ZEALAND IS SAFE. Buy a piece of it from R sJfiV i sfi rh fli fli^il HSI fl ™ fi *m. m&->&&Ms IV. a . B I KS rail k ii<^ s mm rnllß M I.— AN HOUR'S RUN FROM GISBORNE. 500 Acres Easy Low Hills Well Grassed and Watered Fenced ai.d Subdivided Probably 100 acres Ploughable Flats and Slopes Good Rape, Turnip, and Lucerne Land ' Good House of 6 rooms Woolshed, Motor Shed Dairy Yards, etc. , Winters 1000 Sheep arid "100 Gab#?i and fattens Lapibs. ' urnv "*" £3000 CASH DOWN AND STOCK .AT VALUATION. . PRICE REASONABLE. V Handy to Rail and School. B.— HALF-HOUR'S BUN FROM GISBORNE. 300 Acres Low Hills, iwith 39 acres Rich Flats. Well Subdivided, Well WateredHouse, Motor Shed, etc. A Good Fattening, Dairying, or Mixed Farming place; or Suitable for working m with a Bush property. £35 PER ACRE FREEHOLD. '£6000 CASH. I ,: 1 1 ) 1. 2240 Acres Freehold 14 Miles from Town by Good Road. 12000 acres in' Grass. 21 Paddocks. Good Fencing. j Parts Ploughable. Turnip land. Has been mostly Bush country. Good. 9-roomed Residence, with all possible conveniences and outbuildings. Woolshed, with Machines, Yards, etc. About H Sheep country at present. PRICE., ONLY £10 PER ACRE. £7000 CASH. ;(4) 1900 Acres Freehold Sweet new Bush country. Nearly all m English Grass. | Wintered 3000 Sheep and 150 Cattle. Good Homestead,* eto. Good Fencing. - Eaßy Hill Country. Well Watered — always green. ONLY £15 PER ACRE. £6000 CASH, ALSO BLOCKS. OF - . Native Leasehold and Freehold 5000. 10.000. 17 000 AND 22,000 ACRES, WITH GREAT PROSPECTIVE i I , VALUES. Have you saved money? Put it into Land. With C. G. BLCORE