STILL WAITING to' buy that FARM! SOME people waited during the War. afraid we might lose; some feared to buy during the boom, because a slump was bound to come; scwno waited through the slump, as they feared it was the end of New Zealand; some are waiting now lest the present good prices arc only a flash in the pan ! The man who has waited all through those 10 years will never he going t-o buy—be is a drone 1 Birr What is the Future of Wool ? ALT, ACCUMULATED STORKS ARE GONE ! MORE PEOPLE USE WOOL TITAN EVER BEFORE! AN'!) THE SUPPLY IS LESS! Good Land AT A fair Price IS THE Soundest Investment IN NEW ZEALAND. 1J IS THE BASIS OF ALL OUR WEALTH. POVERTY BAY is the PICK of New Zealand ! These are Die PICK of POVERTY BAY ! 345 Aci’es Low, warm English Grass Land, parts flat and ploughable, divided into 8 paddocks; good fencing; 4-roomed House and shed, orchard, etc.; suitable for dairying and lamb fattening: carries 700 ewes and 4-0 cattle, or 600 ewes and 100 cattle, and fattens everything. Price, €lB pep Acre fiioto cash. A man could make bis interest and living out of cows and wool and fats would be profit. £2OOO Cash BUYS NEARLY IdOO Acres . FREEHOLD. 640 acres old English Grass, 150 acres now being sown down, balance bush : easy, undulating, well watered, sunny; 6 paddocks; 7-roomed residence, cottage, store, woolshed, Cowshed. The 640 acres wintered. 1100 sheep and 100 cattle, equal to two sheep to the acre. This is first-class, healthy'country. Price, £l2 per Acre £2OOO CASH. £3OOO Cash BUYS 1400 Acres FREEHOLD. Well watered, handy Coast Has all been bush country, nearly all cleared ; divided into 14 paddocks. Homestead, woolshed, dip, yards. Good 1 j sheep country for £lO 10/- per Acre, Great prospective value in this place. \ | Small Places for Starters I 90 Acres Government Lease, convertible to Freehold ; close to School, Railway Station, on fiat road ; 17 acres fiats, balance low hill, of which most has been ploughed; 5 paddocks, watered by windmills ; 2 acres firewood reserve ; 3-roomcd House, bathroom, etc.; 4-ba-il cowshed, separator room, implement shed, orchard, plantation; 5 acres in rape, 4 acres lucerne, 1£ acres maize, 1 aero pumpkins. Price £1350 AS GOING CONCERN. £550 CASH. Includes plough, discs, harrows, cultivator, mower, rake, 11 dairy cows, pedigree bull, 2 plough horses, 150 ewes and lambs.
110 Acres FREEHOLD. 40 acres rich llats in ryegrass, balance low downs; well watered, subdivided ; 5-roomed House, cowshed (with concrete bails), pigstye, plenty firewood ; an ideal dairy farm, or a bandy place for dealing. £36 pen Acne GASH £B6O. 150 Acres RICHEST P.B. FLATS. Handy to Town or Saleyards. Good lease. Low rental. Homestead, etc. Nothing better for dairying, maize-growing, dealing, fattening. £BSO Goodwill
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16378, 11 March 1924, Page 10
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