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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18550, 9 November 1934, Page 10

low prices, for immediate use. GLADSTONE ROAD. GISBORNE PHONE 517

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There’s Money in Sheepfarming land.values at bedrock, you cannpt ,d|o ibfttsr 4hft n , invest your, money in a sl?eep farm. This is a-really-oopd . proposition for an 'enterprising man, ; 100 acres sheep country with 5-rooined! house : fpHIS property, .which is subdivided into eight paddocks, is • situated, within 30 miles of Gisborne. 'There is a .goad.five* roofed house,..with yards and dip. The carrying. capacity is*7oo sheep, including 300 ewes, and £0 cattle. £2-15 per acre. Terms arranged SAUL & CRAWSHAW PEEL STREET - ESTATE AGENTS - PHONE 211 l

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