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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1485, 10 October 1918, Page 15

A. L. McDU F F, BUILDER, CONTRACTOR, SHOP AND OFFICE FITTER. Villas and Residences Erected in all Parts of New Zealand. PLANS AND ESTIMATES ON APPLICATION. Address — 16, WAITOA ROAD. HATAITAI, WELLINGTON.

THE CHEAPEST PLACE We know of. 850 ACRES FREEHOLD. 700 ACRES IN GRASS. WINTERS 1430 SHEEP AND 110 CATTLE. FIVE - ROOMED BUNGALOW, WOOLSHED. DIF. YARDS. HANDY TO SCHOOL AND F.O. ONLY £8 : 10 PER ACRE. READ THIS AND THEN ACT. This Property has been inspected for us by one of Poverty Bay's leading station managers, and in his report he states: "This is the cheapest place I have seen for a long time, and is quite equal to country selling round at £l2 per acre. Lies well to the sun and is well watered and judiciously subdivided. A rattling good proposition and a real snip at the money.”

Buscke & Parker, SOLE AGENTS, GISBO R N E. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaa LOOK AT THIS! 800 ACRES. Get in or out, Summer and Winter alike. Freehold; 9 miles from Gisborne on good metal road. 90 acres bush and scrub, rest all in good grass. Easy hill country. 110 ACRES ARE GOOD RICH FLATS. CARRYING OVER 1950 SHEEP AND 250 CATTLE. 11 PADDOCKS. Well fenced and watered; woolshed, 3 machines; outbuildings, motorshed; 9roomed homestead, all conveniences. PRICE, £23 PER ACRE ALL ROUND. (Flats are worth £lOO acre.) CASH £2OOO, BALANCE ARRANGED EASY. Stock at valuation if you wish. (No. 138). Further particulars from HARRY HALL, LICEN A X LAND BOX 242 GISBORNE, POVERTY BAY.