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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17175, 4 February 1930, Page 12

NO LABOR TROUBLES! LAND TAX! INCOME ■ TAX! THE IDEAL LIFE! THE IDEAL FAKMI THE IDEAL PRICE! 626 ACRES 626 LONG GOVERNMENT LEASEHOLD All in grass, but reserves for fencing and firewood. Subdivided by ftp-top. fencing. .Well .watered. Easy country with nice flat frontage. MODERN HOMESTEAD with ALL TOWN CONVENIENCES. Surrounded by beautiful garden and orchard. : Sheltered by plantations. Carries 2 sheep to the acre besides :.;;:; US cattle.. Does this tempt you at £5 PER ACRE £5 Say £2OOO cash or less places you in a neat little onerman farm. will describe it to you, sell, it to you, and in » few years' time, should you ew want to leave it, winch is extremely doubtful, will sell it for you again. NOW is your chance, NOW! Or ■ ; if you prefer Flats you can buy from acres to 152 acres 60 to £IOO per acre YOU CAN GROW MAIZE, GROW PUMPKINS,' MILK COWS, REAR PIGS, GROW CHAFF, FATTEN LAMBS. l>nd turn to account the marvellous productivity of Poverty Ray Flats.

"Tickle the earth with a hoe, and it laughs with a harvest." G, G. BLOORE fKB iraW ZBAIAND BHIPFIBa COMPANY, LTD. fAST PASSENGER VESSELS IN DIRECT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM, VIA PANAMA CANAL AND CURACAO. With Unsurpassed Accowinodation. j" Sailing finaly from Steadier. (Subject to Alteration) atBAKGITATA W«llingwu F«b.B,4p.m. : *&ANGITANE Wellington Mar. 1 *BOTOKUA Wellington Mar. 15 *BEMOERA Wellington Mar. 29 jtKASGITIKI Wellington April 26 '*BOAHINB-' Wellington' May 24 4 xRANGITATA. Wellington Juno 21 »BANGITANE Wellington July 19 *New Motor Vessel, 17,000 tons, not calllaf ai Curacao or Pitcaim Island. ' «Oiifuel. Calling off Pitcaim Island . weather permitting. ■ ■ •>,,• ;■'•. .; Beturni Tickets are ibterciiangeab.ie wMtt other Linea. ■.,■;' t # • lor further particulars, *PP'y„i.' „ THI NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING , COMPANY, LIMITED, 16 *Thilders Road. IBAW, SAVIUi AMD ALBXOI OOKPAIY, UMXSBD. Wraet Ida* 10 ■outs.smytoa, via Panama y. Can*!. . ■ teamer Tons Date From Buitft 10,000 12 Feb. Wellington ainawM« 12,350 12Mar : W'gt'n OovlntJuot Apr. BTamaroa* July 30 Jonief May 7Corratßite+ Aug. 27 M*tatoa # May 31Ionict Sept. 24 Tainuif July 2'Mataroa* Oct. 22 ; ■ previous evening. •Oil? burning steamers carrying First •nil 13»ird Classes and ship's orchsstra. 53 days to England, via Curacoa. *€*bk and Third Class. Alt •teaman have Cinema* and Pan* far lafonutlon apflj to:— COMMON, SHELTOH and CO., LTD ©ALOKTT and * CO., LTD. MURRAY, ROBERTS and CO., LTD RICHARDSON AND CO., LTD. SHIPOWNERS. Head Office: Port' Ahuriri. Walroa Agents: Dalgwty and Co. ■ Wellington Agents: Johnston & Co., Ltd, Tokbmaru Bay Agents: J. B. Stafford, ''Representative. .■ ■ Auckland Agents: Watkin and Wallis. v r ' WELLINti'I'UN' NAFI MM. ISHORNK SERVICE. The a.s. PAKI3RA maintains a weekly service between these ports. She loads In Wellington on Mondays and Tuesdays, Napier Thursday, and discharges and loads in Oiabonie for Wellington on Fridays, AUCKLAND-OISBORNK SKKVICE. i The t.s.s, AWAffOU maintains, a weekly cargo service between Auckland ami Oisborne. She loads In Auckland on Mondays ! and Tuesdays for Tokomaru Bay and Oisfcorne; discharges and loads in Gishorne for Auckland on. Fridays, AUCKLAND-NAPIER TO EAST COAST BAYS. The s,s, PUKEKO, running botween Auckland and Napier, maintains a regular Cargo, and passenger service wi'h East Coast Bays. LYTTELTON-GISBORNE-COAST SERVICE. A regular service is maintained betveen Lyttelton, Walkokopu, Coast Bays, and Oisbornw. NAPJER-WAIROA SERVICE. • A regular service Is maintained between Rapier and Walroa (weather permitting). Several steamers trade continually tr practically , every Coast landing between Wellington and Auckland. ■■>.: : WILLIAMS AND KETTJtE, LTD, ■ Agents. '•Pkoaes; Shipping Office, 1031. Private 1.455. SENTATION LETTERING , GOLD LEfTER OR BLACK. Promptly Executed at CHE HERALD OFFICE.