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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3483, 25 March 1912, Page 8

ARE MOST FREQUENTLY EFFECTED 'THROUGH , . POVERTY BAY < LAND AGENCY, 72, LOWE STREET. . The high prices obtained for. EAST COAST WOOL must surely convince investors that TT7i -a EH illi. in POVERTY BAY is the (safest repositary for their capital. ■ i Look at these properties:— OXA ACRES, 0.R.P., at 27s 6ti OOU Bush land; 400 acres in grass; wintered last year 2 ewes to. the acre; balance tawa bush, with' totara, matai and rimu for fencing. Part very easy country. 2-1- miles bydray road from Post Office; and Cheese Factory; 25 miles from; township by dray road. New 6-roomed house and other buildings, yards, orchard, 5 paddocks. Price: £4 nor aora; terms £IBOO cash, balance on mortgage: stock at Valuation. uQO ACRES freehold, 42 miles from Gisborne; 12 miles harbour; close to school, P.O. and Store ; on Main Road. Subdivided, well watered; house, outbuildings, yards. When all clean will carry 2 sheep to the acre. Wintered last year 1000 sheep and 30 cattle. Price: £8 par acra; £2350 cash, wanted. f:- ; • b>A H ] ACRES freehold; few‘ miles i A f r om present Railway' Station by dray road. 1400 acres (bush) | cleared and in English grass ;' good burns; plenty 7 of fencing timber standing. Balance unimproved; will winter 1} sheep per acre when in grass. Present clearing winters 2 sheep per acre. New fencing. Price: £5 103 par acre; £7OOO cash. A fine property with prospective value; will grow good wool and fatten its stock. 4COO ACRES Virgin Bush; 3000 acres in land held on a 50 years' lease at Gti per acre; 1500 acres on coast on 50 years’ lease at 1s 6d. Nearly all tawa bush, with plenty fencing timber; well watered by •stoney bottomed creeks. The’ makings of a fine coast station which, when in grass will be turning off a fine lot of fat sheep to the works. Wants capital to develop and the future is assured. Goodwill of Coast Block £1 per acre, and for the inland block 10s per acre; easy terms arranged. 9180 ACRES 0.8. P. at 7s 6d. One of the finest bush places in. the market; handy to township and railway by buggy road. 1050 acres cleared, grassed and fenced; balance good" bush. Winters’-now 13 sheep, but when second fires have cleaned up the timber it will .carry 2 sheen per acre. The adjoining country winters 2 and does them well. Good homestead and outbuildings, woolshecl, yards, clip; 8. paddocks. Price: Only £4 103 per acre ; easy terms arranged. 19AA ACRES freehold, on Main Road; close to township and school. 900 acres grass; winters 1200 sheep and 150 head cattle. 5roomed house, woolshecl, yards, etc. Price: Only £4 5s per acre; easy, terms. I BOH ACRES freehold; 2 hours Luw ' drive to town by good road. 1150 grass, balance unimproved; parts ploughable j _l6 paddocks. Pretty homestead, with all conveniences;;well situated; fine orchard; woolshecl; yards, dip. "Wintered 1630 sheep and 180 head cattle. •, IG. Price: Only £5 10s per acre; £3200 cash; balance at 5 per cent. 50 per cent of lambs went off fat in first draft. IR4O ACRES O.R.P. at 17S bush land; 700 acres; grass; 4 paddocks; new totara.JeJ :ing. New' 6-roomed house (toe. completed by Vendor); whare; 2 A yards. Carrying 1000 sheep ; wilFwi ter 1100. Hilly country, Bmi from • township. Lays well to 11 sun. 4 Price: £4000; terms, half cash NOW ! I have other properties to sell, various areas and prices. (hie firstclass model farm, suitable for clairying and fattening, which winters’ ROW 3 ewes to the acre and a beast t| 3 acres. £IO,OOO cash would put a good man into this. , i Another property, all hilly, wintering 23 sheep to the acre,. probably the best laving countrv in theV’district; (or £lO 10s per acre. INVESTORS -AM DSPECULATORS Come to the country agent-; knows every place in the district; history, its value, and its fat The FUTURE is for YOU! vho its :GY G, BLOOBife STO C:K AND STATION ACfNT,