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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3451, 16 February 1912, Page 4

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. C Gr PIESSE. C* O DOWN buys one-quarter c3w M U Acre, with seven-roomed House, bathroom, washhouse with copper set in, and carpenter’s shop, situated oji Ormond Road, Wbataupoko. Balance on easy terms. 1 J 0 “i OrV CASH for pearly Two o& JL U ' Acres in Stout Street, Wliataupo'ko, four-roomed House, with J pantry and washhouse; and only £l2O CASH required. Full particulars on application. TWO HALF-ACRE SECTIONS in Kirktown fcir £2(5. A REAL SNIP! - JO A'7 K .—'Four-roomed HOUSE, ow4r 4 O with bathroom, washhouse, pantry, scullery, etc., hot and cold water, plumbing; ready for serve rage, situated in Grafton Road- Terms can be arranged. SIX-ROOMED HOUSE in Carnarvon Street, with gas, hot and cold water, and all conveniences'. Hoiise just finished, all built of Kauri. Price on application. • /ANE HALF-ACRE SECTION, with Vj l seveu-roomed House, scullery, conservatorv. buggy shed, and washhouse with copper set in; grounds nicely laid out and flower gardens; situated in Rutene Road, Kaiti. Price £BSO. G. G. PIESSE PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, ESTATE AGENT, AND VALUER. LOAN AND MERCANTILE BUILDINGS. 12,300 All in English grasses; all really good country. Easily winters 2 sheep to acre; at present carrying 5500 sheep, besides 150 cattle and horses. Situated 30 miles from Gisborne, near Morere. 650 acres are freehold and. 1700 acres Education Lease .with, right of renewal further 21 years rental at 6d per acre; compensation on first term. Large 8-roomed dwelling, woolshed and everything complexly up-to-date. Ringj fenced and s::b-divided. Price: £8 10s for freehold and £5 for leasehold; stock at valuation. 5,000 Coast property, .very handy to Tol maru Works. 3800 acres in grass, winters 2j bree £2O cat ewes, dwellinsg^qvo l miles ren PRI and 100 is worth is lea: 00 cattle). La and outbuildings Apply—ncludes 8000 sheep sides horses. /Tikis mediate injpectjafi; ymner .Z. and V TRAILL AND CO.

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