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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15466, 10 March 1921, Page 10

“Tho min is on the river, j ‘‘Yet the sun is on the hill.” fTTHESE words were well exemplified on the Parliamentary tour. We started for To Araroa in sunshine, but n rainstorm made apparently impossible Ihe continuation of tho trip. However, a, new start was made by those who vvero not pessimists, and by the time we left, the valley behind the sun shone out and all the prospect was fair. j So it must be with the present financial trouble. * Mew Zealand is not bankrupt. Our country is well nigh perfect; our products will before long find in the markets of the world their proper value, and this lesson may drive home to us the absolute necessity of controlling our goods from the paddocks of New Zealand to the tables of the millions. j It is a ‘ vision splendid,’ but not impossible of accomplishment by a young and virile people with this country’s capital behind if. | However, long before that Utopia is reached, wo shall see a great improvement, and even within a few months we shall breathe more freely. | But, to descend to business, some sellers of land are now ready to be more reasonable in their demands, and tho i 1 BUYER HAS HIS CHANCE i STOCK UP CHEAPLY And BUY ON EASY TERMS j THESE PROPERTIES NOW OFFERED BY 1286 Atrts Partly improved Bush country; 800 cleared; 8 paddocks, whare,‘ store, shed, telephone; winters now II to 1£ sheep, and will improve after second fire. PRICE ONLY £5 per Acre Terms: Only £IOOO cash. 345 Acres Tip-top, low, Fat Lamb Country, all in cocksfoot, rye, and clover; has all been best bush land; 8 paddocks, good fencing; 30 acres flats; homestead, , shed, orchard. An ideal little place for one man to work; ho will never be poor who buys good land. Price £22 per Acre Only £IOOO Cash. 1860 Acre j of English grass that has wintered 2700 sheep and 200 cattle should satisfy anyone at £l3 per Acre £4OOO cash wanted by the owner, who has made bis fortune, wants to retire, and by selling at a low figure is ready to give the buyer a good start. 1593 Acres Virgin Bush, on the Coast, within stone’s throw of Beach. A rare chance at 22/6 per Acre for Goodwill of 42 years’ Lease at 2/3 per acre. £750 Cash. In a few years’ time you will be well off, and be running to town (16 miles off) in your car. 505 Acres Four miles from Railway Station; 460 acres of English grass; winters 950 sheep and cattle. House, woolshed, yards. Price £l6 ICK- Acre Terms: £2500 Cash. 940 Acres English Grass Country, carry 1£ sheep per acre and 150 cattle; 40 acres flats and 50 acres undulating; balance low, easy hills. Handy to settlement. Price £lO per Acre £2OOO Cash. THERE ARB NO INFLATED PRICES IN THE ABOVE LOTS, AND EVEN ON PRESENT RETURNS THEY OFFER A SAFE INVESTMENT FOR ANY FARMER.