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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17009, 22 July 1929, Page 12

Will Land Ever Be Cheaper? COULD LAND EVER BE CHEAPER? 2200 Acres Freehold £5 per Acre £1 per acre Cash, Balance 5 years 6 p.c. IMPROVEMENTS. 1900 acres grassed, 28 paddocks, wellwatered; good Kauri Homestead, Man's Cottage, Wharc, Car Shed, Implement Shed, 4-stand Wool Shed, 'etc; 50 acres flats, 75 acres ploughed, 150 acres ploughable. Winters U sheep and 250 cattle. £5 PER ACRE is the Price. Another! 23 Acres 23 RICH RIVER FLATS £45 per Acre CASH £lB7. Can be greatly improved by an industrious man. Another! 299 Acres 299 145 acres rich flats. 50 acres ploughable downs. 100 acres low hills. Will carry 1000 sheep or 100 dairy cows. £32 10/- per Acre £2OOO CASH. THE IDEAL FARM. SEE C. G. BLOORE IF YOU WANT A FARM. TOD 3 NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. • FAST PASSENGER VESSELSI IN MNGDuM, VIA PANAMA CANAL 4N» CURACAO. With Unsurpassed Accommodation. ♦•Ruahine Wellington August 21 r'Ootorua Wellington October 12 t»R*nmer» Wellington November 9 ißangitiki Wellington December 7 +*Ruahine Wellington Jan. 4, 1930 {New Motor Vessel, 17,000 tons, not call iug at Curacao. ♦Oil Fuel. ♦Calif oft Pitcairn Island, subject to weather conditions permitting. Saloon. Stetorn ticket* are interchangeabl* With P. and O. and Orient Lines (vis and America), or Aberdeen and Blu* funnel Line (via South Africa). for further particulars, apply THI NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. IB Childers Road. ■HAW, SAYILL AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED Direct Line to Southampton, via Panama Canal. Steamer Tons Date Prom 12,350 Aug. 3 Wellington Mataroa* 12,350 Aug. 28 Wellington Tainuit Sept. 18 Mataroa* Jan 15 Tamaroa» Oct. 23 Tainmt Feb. 12 Corinthic+ Nov 20 Tamaroa* March 12 lonicf Dec. 11 Cormthict Apnl 9 Passengers embark previous evening. •Oil-burning steamers, carrying first and third classes, making the fastest time to Southampton-33 days, via Curacoa. JTbree Classes. +Cabin and Third Clam All passengers must secure passports. For information apply to:— COMMON, SHELTON AND CO., LTD. DALGETY AND CO., LTD. MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., LTD.

BIOHAEDSON AND CO., LTD. Shipowners. flead OfBoe: Port Ahuriri. Branch Office: Wairo*. Wellington Agents: Johnston and Co., Ltd. Tokomaru Bay Agents: Gieborne Sheepfanners' Freesing Co., Ltd. Auckland Agents: Watkin and Wailtt. WELLINGTON-NAPIER-GISBORNB SERVICE. The M. PAKURA maintains a weekly service between thews ports She loads in Wellington on Mondays and Tuesdays, Napier Thursday, and discharges and |««ds in Gieborne for Wellington on Fridays. ADCKLANP-GISBORNB SERVICE. The te.s. AWAHOU maintains a week If cargo service between Auckland and Gisborne. She loads in Auckland on Mondays and Tuesdays fV Tokomaru Bay sad Gisborne; discharges and loads in Gieborne for Auckland on Fridays. AUCKLAND NAPIER TO EAST COAST BAYS. The s.s. MAKO, running between Auckland end Napier maintains a regular •ergo and passenger service with L&st Coast Bays. NAPIER-WAIROA SERVICE. A regular service' h maintained between Hapier and Wairoa (weather permitting). Several steamers trside continually to raoticelly every coast landing between * '-fton and Auckland. ttIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., rhooM. Shipping Office 1031. Private: 1481. HE First Utility of frequent and regular Advertising consists in this. There is at all times a largo class of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessarv articles, and are ready to be slaved and drawn toward *my particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to Mm fint who «#**. i