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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15316, 11 September 1920, Page 10

A Home IN THE Suburbs. 20 Acres DRY, HEALTHY LAND. ON THE FLATS WITH MODERN HOUSE i ■ . AND OUTBUILDINGS. ■hi jjy WvCl «tfWMWuJ3MWK*^ *^b T^-*^j** 'SI j . ■ HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED BY . THE OWNER (Who i9 Leaving Gisborne) , : | 'TO SELL HIS . ' . HOMESTEAD, j Which, by years, of woi'k, taeto, and money combined, has been made j AN IDEAL .RESIDENCE 5 FOR A RETIRED FARMER OR , BUSINESSMAN. — __ • -.'■•'.■■ 1 SITUATION-^i IVnLES GISBORNE POST OFFICE. ■••■' AREA-^0 ACRES (More or Less). IMPROVEMENTS: • MODERN RtSIDENCE Containing SIX LAjIGE ROOMS, With all Conveniences— Washhouse, Hot and Cold Water. DAIRY, STOREROOM. LARGE CAR S^HED. WHARE. 4-STALL CONCRETED COWSHED. LOOSE BOX (with Loft). FOWLHOUSE AND , RUN. PIGSTY. WEiLL AND PUMP. FINE ORCHARD OF 70 TREES . SIX ACRES IN BARLEfY. LARGE OAT STACK. SHELTER AND FIREWOOD PLANTATIONS. * PRICE, ONLY £4200. _ TERMS ARRANGED. A HANDY BIOCK For FATTENING PADDOCKS OR CROPPING v OR DAIRYING. 100 ACRES 15 MINUTES FROM GISBORNE. £75 per Acre. THE CHEAPEST LAND IN THIS DISTRICT. ANOTHER FIVE MINUTES FROM TOWN. 32 ACRES 32 £115 per Acre. ' i \ ) AS GISBORNE GROWS these Small, Handy Places must increase in value ; in fact, what ig now country will one day be suburban land, even as Mangapapa was a dairy farm not many years ago — now a popular suburb. The same remarks apply to — 5 ACRES TWO MILES FROM P. 0.. • For ' £780 ON EASY TERMS. 15 ACRES ■ AND RESIDENCE ' For • . 5 £3500. i^ ACRES S A MAGNIFICENT SITE, WITH A THREE VIEWS OF OCEAN, For Only £100 per acre. i» . \ 'a 3XJY AND MAKE MONEY G. G. BLOORE . u /. ■ ■