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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17408, 5 November 1930, Page 12

Land Must T;"u Come Down ! FROM end to end of New Zealand the cry is repeated, that the farmer cannot live on high-priced land. Well— • I .and HAS Come Down In many cases to less than it was valued at 25 years ago. Land values in Australia too have fallen, but Buyers are Operating Because of the low prices of land and stock, many large stations are being bought by shrewd men who realise that prices of produce will rise again; but even at present prices the results are paying on what they get the land for. n Waikato, buyers are dealing, for it is ■ecognised that the result DOES NO 1 \LWAYS DEPEND ON THE FARM, BUT ON THE FARMER! 3ood farmers make profits where poor armers would starve on land if it were given to them.

Now look at these properties To Close an Estate. 1430 Acres at £4 10/(Former Price £l2/10/-). One and a-quarter sheep country now; with improving will carry H sheep. All cleared and grassed. Cash—Say £ISOO. 630 Acres O.R.P. Carrying two sheep per acre. A model farm. Former price £l9 per acre. Now £ll per Acre Terms £1250 Cash. , ( 200 Acres 200 Flats for dairying, maize-growing. £35 ~PW £ cre £35 Former Price £6O. flO SAYS LAND IS NOT CHEAP NOW? tions and Houses are in many cases than half pre-war figures. Buying r .is safe, for New Zealand must progress and times become brighter. C. G. BLOORE THE POVERTY BAY LAND AGENCY

W. H. SMITH & CO. limited (Established 1894). WOOLSCOURERS WOOL Prices are low, and it is most important to have wool submitted to buyers in the most attractive condition, as unattractive lots are neglected.' Our up-to-date plant and our lengthy experience of wool-scouring enables us to execute the work with entire satisfaction to our customers. Personal supervision, quick dispatch, satisfaction guaranteed. W. H. SMITH & GO., LTD. SCOURING WORKS, HEXTON. BRANCH STORE, ROEBUCK ROAD.

“ DAVENIL” INOCULIN is the ONLY curative DISTEMPER SERUM officially admitted into New Zealand, and is BRITISH and PROVED. Do not use dangerous foreign productions. “DAVENIL” will definitely SAVE YOUR DOGB from the scourge of DISTEMPER. Procurable ONLY from the SOLE N.Z. AGENT, C. B. F. PARKINSON P.B.‘HUNT KENNELS, KAITARATAIII, GISBORNE.

TO STAND THE SEASON AT TANGIHANGA STATION. DRAUGHT STALLION PUKEPAPA LAD Foaled 1926. PUKEPAPA Sir Alarmont Laron Bold (Imp.). 40 Vol 1. Bettv of Elderbank 2866 Vol. 6. LAD Hatapere Flora King’s Cominander (Imp.). ; s • I Flora I McGregor. FEE £4/4/-, payable on removal of mares. Grazing free for four weeks. All care but no responsibility. Full particulars apply— W. 11. JACKSON, Phone 9935. 712

THE brass tacks of advertising art pounds, shillings and pence. Thai is how results are gauged. A sound advertising policy is necessary to regulai steady business progress.. The advertiser must word his advertisement with appea to, the buying public and then place it prominently before as many as possible as quickly as he can. The Her am regularly reaches the homes of nearly all the families from Wairoa to the East Cape. It is home circulation an adver tiser must have to ensure success, and this is what the Ferald constantly ol era