V;<-’ Selling Well Mutton Prices Steady Rising: Good BUT Land Cheap. rpRUT*I-TIIAT .'"ENTRY CAN BE 1 rfWOHT AT A LOWER PRICE TIIAN VC ANY TIME DURING THE LAST 10 YEARS. GOOD COUNTRY IS TO-DAY THE SIBBEST INVESTMENT IN , , NEW ZEALAND! READ THESE—AND MARVEL THAT TREY REMAIN IN THE MARKET AT SUCH FIGURES! No. 192: Acres Freehold All cleared but patch Shelter Bush; 8 poddocks; 100 acres ploughable; well watered; small Homestead; 24 mi)*?, from School and P. 0.; winters 1J sheep per acre. Price £6 10/- Acre ' £6OO CASH. No. 196: 775 Acres Freehold %r : ; Nine, miles from town; all cleared f».?.bat''3o acreß scrub; about 100 acres *p*ciughiittej-5 paddocks, well water mostly limestone country; winters 1400 sheep and 100 head cattle: Price £ls per Acre. TERMS: 25 PER CENT. CASH.
•V ; ::'V No. 225 A: 1280 Acres 73., l: . . -• 42 years N.L. 3/6 per acre. This ; block lias a wonderful prospective value, being within a nr.ile of Freezing Works, School, P. 0., on main road, while 800 acres of it being flat -p* must some day be valuable dairy i’. ..land; Has all been cleared but 150 ‘’ff '<l£feg of bnsh, with plenty of purirt for fencing. Apart from cropping, will winter 2000 sheep. Close to the sea, with all modern facilities for improving, in good hands will pay handsomely at the price— .. . , lagarjasAWs. ■»«•
i'Al- •M*.**#. f. • • jfgjgftaafr ffigjVji No. 284 A : 000 Acres Freehold “'.Fjrjit-class liill country, cleared and Subdivided; tin© Homestead and and other conveniences; SifiiSrbLeriilJ sheep per acre; about 20 town. Price only £l2 Acre TERMS ARRANGED. !' This is a property that in boom times could have been sold for £2C per acTe. No. 286: 4700 Acres • N.L.; 32 year© to run; on mam metalled road, 20 miles from Freezing Works and town; about 1500 acres cleared and sown down; carries 3000 sheep (in 1923-4 all lambs went • ...I'. : except 13, and averaged ~^6 ? *b); -balance of country is bush, with some valuable timber for milling ’ ' "arid posts. Price £4 per Acre. ’ TERMS: £2500 CASH. MJ/y E'i-- * ■ MM Wise Men il l'S' A SELECTION TO SUIT EvfeßY “POCKET, EVERY TASTE, THE MAN WHO LTKKS PIONEERING (A RARE BIRD NOWADAYS, BUT ONE WHO BECOMES WEALTHY IN “.-AND THE FARMER WHO PREFERS TO BE NEAR TOWN. Are Buying: Now l THE OTHERS—ALWAYS WAIT TOO LONG! Put your Faith and in Poverty ( - , " ■ • tl . \ i -v- - • i - Bay ‘ 'AND m m
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16869, 26 October 1925, Page 14
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