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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15366, 10 November 1920, Page 10

Our o Wealthy A Men OF TO-DAY WERE THE OPTIMISTS OF 25 AND 30 YEARS AGO. WHEN WOOL WAS 3d. AND MEAT UNSALEABLE, THEY DID NOT LOSE HEART: THEY BOUGHT MORE LAND And CHANCED IT! AFTER FIVE YEARS OF BIG PRICES WHEN OVERDRAFTS HAVE BEEN PAID OFF OR REDUCED, AND MOST MEN HAVE MONEY TO SPARE, SURELY THE FUTURE CANNOT LOOK BLACK ! , rpHERE IS STH.L CHEAP LAND IN {■■ NEW ZEALAND, AND. MEN WHO BUY WISELY NOW WDLL ' PROVE THE UNWISDOM OF THE PESSIMISTS OF 1920. COME AND INSPECT 1 1600 ACRES Of Virgin Tawa Buah, on" the Sea Coast; 16 miles from town* ship by buggy road; hilly but not steep ; well watered by '.. „ gravel-bottomed creeks; plenty of puriri for fencing. Close to School. Title, 42 years' Native Lease. Price, £2400. PUT YOUR SON INTO THIS, and let him "make good," even as you did in the old days, when thinga were far more uncertain than to-day. 650 ACRES THE PICK OF POVERTY BAY : every acre carrying a perfect sole of English grass; low undulating country, finely watered, well subdivided, with plenty of fencing timber left. Handy to Freezing Works. Good Homestead and modern conveniences, and outbuildings. . Will winter over 2 ewea, besidea cattle. This is proved country, in a favorite locality. Price Freehold, £22 per Acre. CASH REQUIRED, ABOUT £2000. Stock at Valuation (Cash). 3912 ACRES NATIVE LEASE, at Very Low Rent. Handy to Coast, and two days' drive from Workß. About a quarter cleared and sown down ; balance untouched. Part very easy ploughable coun.try. House and Outbuildings. Ten paddocks. ' Price, £2 10/-;per Acre. £2000 CASH. I .' ■ • .; ; ' • ■ 7000 ACRES FREEHOLD ' 23 miles from Goaßt. Moatly open country, in grass, watered by rivers; parts ploughable: Homestead, Woolshed, Dip, and Yards. This is about orie•heep country, and can be greatly improved by anyone with capital. ■• ' • Price, £7 3/- per acre AS GOING CONCERN. .] TERMS ; : One-third "(kmkj. ■■■ k W< -sSm^^Bbm "W ■k ■ warn ■■■''