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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15320, 16 September 1920, Page 8

A Home IN THE Suburbs. 20 Acres DRY, HEALTHY LAND. ON THE FLATS WITH MODERN HOUSE ; AND ' OUTBUILDINGS. ! ..'... ■; .HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED BY THI s OWNER (Who is Leaving Gisborne) j TO SELL HIS HOMESTEAD, .Which, by years of work, taete, an money combined, has been made AN IDEAL RESIDENCE FOR . | RETIRED FARMER OR BUSINESS MAN. SITUATION— 3_ MILES GISDORN POST OFFIOE. AREA— 2O ACRES (More or Less). IMPROVEMENTS: ,' MODERN RESIDENCE Containing SIX LARGE ROOMS, With all Conveniences— -Washhouse* H I ■- and Cold Water. .1 DAIRY, STOREROOM. LARGE. CAR SHED. b WHARE. 4-STALL CONCRETED COWSHE | LOOSE BOX (with Loft). j FOWLHOUSE AND RUN. • , , PIGSTY. X . ... .WELL.. AND. PUMP. - FINE OROHARD OF 70 TREES SIX ACRES IN BARLEY. I LARGE OAT STACK. 1 SHELTER AND FIRJ3WOOD 0. PLANTATIONS. PRICE, ONLY £4200. a' TERMS ARRANGED, r y . A HANDY BLOCK I For FATTENING PADDOCKS ' . J OR CROPPING >, OR DAUtYING. \" 100 ACRES r 15 MINUTES FROM GISBORNE. ||. '£75 per Acre. I THE CHEAPEST LAND IN TH I DISTRICT. t — l ANOTHER X FIVE MINUTES FROM TOWN. 1 32 ACRES 3! £115 jper Acre. B . , ... AS GISBORNE GROWS ', these Small, Handy Places must increa m value; m fact, what is now count s will one day be suburban land, even - 1 Mangapapa was a dairy farm not mai a years-.ago— aiow a popular suburb. 1 ; ' . "• ' __________ ■ ; ■"■; ■ a i . The same remarks apply 'to— - • S ACRES li ■ TWO MILES FROM P. 0.. , ! For £780 > ON EASY TERMS. S ' . . .;■■ t ■ ■ a . , 15 ACRES AND . RESIDENCE For ! £3500. < 15 ACRES I A MAGNIFICENT SITE,' WITH . THREE VIEWS OF OCEAN, ' For' Only £100 per acre. BTjyANDMAKBg ONE l yC. CBieOM I ■ .