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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17133, 8 September 1926, Page 12

Maize Growing JAYS BEST IN POVERTY- BAY. Rich Flats. 51 Acres WELL WATERED, 9 PADDOCKS, GOOD HOME. £75 per acre ONLY £625 CASH. 231 Acres 2 PADDOCKS, WHARE. £6O per acre £B7O CASH. 29 Acres WITH WHARE AND ORCHARD. £BS per acre £375 CASH. 32 Acres TWO ROAD FRONTAGES. £7O per acre OCOD TERMS. 64 Acres 7 PADDOCKS, HOUSE, AND OUTBUILDINGS. . £BB per acre £682 CASH. 67 Acres 4 PADDOCKS, £7O per acre ' £BOO CASH. 56 Acres £7O per acre £I2OO CASH. SEP G. G. BLOORE ; Poverty Bay Land Agency PRESENTATION LETTERINGS GOLD LETTER OR BLACK Promptly Executed at THE HERALD OFFICE .UTTER PAPER, printed or plain, i at Herald OSito.

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