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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17182, 12 February 1930, Page 14

Hundreds of frei Visit the Showroom on second in Gisborne now in full swing ealise the drastic reductions that have taken place Everything in the shop must be sold at earliest possible moment I e our SPECIAL mEWJi Hundreds of remnants have accumulated during our last week's furious rush, but they must all be thrown out on Friday. So get in with the crowd!

NO LABOR TROUBLES! m LAND TAX! /NO INCOME TAX! THE IDEAL LIFE! THE IDEAL FARM! THE IDEAL PRICE! A MODEL FARM Q 26 ACRES 626 LONG GOVERNMENT LEASEHOLD Att in grass, hut reserves for fencing and firewood. Subdivided by tip-top fencing. / Well watered. Easy country with nice flat frontage. 'MODERN HOMESTEAD with ALL TOWN CONVENIENCES. by beautiful garden and 23 " orchard. '■', f '"' Sheltered by plantations. I 'Carries 2 sheep to the acre besides 115 cattle. * Does this tempt you at £5 PER ACRE £5 V Say £2OOO cash or less places you in a neat little one-man farm. C. G. BLOORE / will describe it to you, sell it to you, aiid in a few years' time, should you eve* want to leave it, which is extremely doubtful, will sell it for you again. NOW is your chance, NOW! Or . if you prefer Flats you can buy from 22 acres to 152 acres from £6O to £IOO per acre $ YOU CAN GROW MAIZE, GROW PUMPKINS, MILK COWS, REAR PIGS, S . GROW CHAFF, t. ' FATTEN LAMBS •and turn to account the marvellous -productivity of Poverty Bay Flats. 3 "Tickle the earth with a hoe, -* *nd it laughs with a harvest." - SEE - I G. BLQQRF m YOU CONTEMPLATE SETTING UP HOUSE? IF' so we invite you to call in and inspect our large stock of Furniture, any design made to order, and we guarantee to save you pounds. « Everything for the Home at STUMS' FURNITURE EMPORIUM | CONFETTI ja , Large Packets, 1/-. $ l. ■'" ,ON SALE AT HERALD OFFICE. BEASE-PHOOF I'Ai'EH, lor Meal or Butter Wrapping, now on sale at Bskald Jobbing Department.