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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15956, 18 October 1922, Page 12

Those of TO-DAY For the Land Buyer. TANY WHO BOUGHT IN AT TOP PRICE HAVE TO EITHER LEAVE THEIR PLACES OR SELL AT BELOW COST. THOSE WHO HAVE WAITED ARE REAPING THE HARVEST, BUT IT MAY NOT' PAY TO WAIT TOO HERE ARE A FEW OP THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES THAT KNOCK BUT ONCE AT YOUR DOOR!

Land in THE PICK OF THE POVERTY BAY FLATS. £250-CASH—£2SO

(£l2O PER ACRE REFUSED FOR * THIS DURING THE BOOM.) THERE'S A COMFORTABLE LIVING ON THIS FOR A WORKING MAN. IDEAL ORCHARD LAND. VIRGIN SOIL. RICH BUSH, HILL COUNTRY, ALL CLEARED AND SOWN IN ENGLISH GRASSES, EXCEPT 80 ACRES. DIVIDED INTO 10 PADDOCKS. GOOD FENCING. PLENTY OF TIMBER LEFT. HOUSE AND CONVENIENT OUTBUILDINGS. WILL WINTER 1800 DRY SHEJ3P OR 1200 EWES, 500 HOGGETS, AND 90 CATTLE.

HAS FATTENED EVERY SHEEP AND EVERY HEAD OP CATTLE RAISED ON THE PROPERTY. THE FREEHOLD PRICE IS UNDER £lO per Acre. TERMS: £I6OO CASH. BALANCE MORTGAGE. 2100 Acres LEASEHOLD 2/3 PER ACRE. 12C0 ACRES CLEARED & GRASSED. ALL HEAVY TAWA BUSH COUNTRY. WINTERS 2100 SHEEP AND 100 CATTLE. Price, £4 per Acre GOOD TERMS MADE. FOR ANY' YOUNG MAN FIT AND READY TO GO INTO THE BACK COUNTRY. THIS IS AS GOOD A DEAL AS EVER POVERTY BAY HAS OFFERED. 65 Acres Freehold. EXCELLENT SITUATION. RICHEST FLATS. CARRYING 71 HEAD OF CATTLE. RESIDENCE, NEW SHEDS 8 BAIL COWSHED, MAIZE CRIB, ETC., ETC. ' i BEAUTIFULLY WATERED. GREAT AND CERTAIN PROSPECTIVE VALUE; IN FACT, AS A SPECULATION ALONE, IT IS WORTH SNAPPING. OLD SALE PRICE, £BS. Now £7O £ISOO CASH. \ \ .u-t'S'V'V'.*.'.!