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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2139, 14 March 1908, Page 3 (Supplement)

4°o° ACRES SPLENDID COUNTRY. ©me of the Finest Sheep Properties in the Poverty Bay. i FOR ONLY JpgiPFR ACRE I 0 ©UJfeßi a /g nan ACHES Hilly, Hcathly, Sheep Country, Principally Heavy .Bush Laud of mixed formation, papa, clay and sundstone. The timber is mostly Tawa with some Rimu and Totara, and heavy undergrowth; some of the ridge tops arc lighter, but are coming into grass where cleared. About 1000 acres altogether have been felled and sown down, the rest being unimproved. The country is well-watered by streams. Though at present a fair distance back, it is situated on what will be a main road. The owner is leaving the colony, and is prepared to accept £2 per acre for the run; stock to be taken at valuation. Bona Tide Buyers can get full imformation from. . * 6. G BLOORE, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, GISBORNE.

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