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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3774, 8 March 1913, Page 2

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| PROPERTSSS TO LET UNO *OB S'ttF. ! ~pOR PROMPT "SALIC—Nmv House : of 5 rooms, with washhouse, bithj room, and hot and cold water; high ! level section; 15 minutes from the Post Office. Total price £470, and ' only £7O cash required.—Apply Traill Bros, and Co., Peel Street. LpUit SALE—Section, nearly quarteracre, Russell Street, price £l7O, small deposit, balance 3 years.—Oaks, Land Agent, Grey Street. "POR SALE—S-roomed House, Fox Street, newly erected, close to town, price £460, deposit £6O. This is very cheap.—’Oaks, Land Agent, Grey Street. A BARGAIN —Sections, total area li stores, Lyndlmrst Street. (Snip £750). —W. Lissant ClaytonLX)R SALE—S-roomed House, situj at: d in Ormond Road ; 2 Sections lover a i-a: re each; house built three i years; price £625, £IOO deposit.— I Oaks, Land Agent, Grey Street, i POR SALE —Section, J-acre, just off j Ormond Road, high and dry, price I £125, £25 deposit, balance 3 years, j This section to-day is valued at £l4O. j —Oaks, Land Agent, Grey Street. WANTED to Sell at once—3s Acres. Da*'.yin Road. A beautiful | site. £4lO. Terms, £llO cash.—W. Lissant Clayton, Agent. FOR SALE—Sections, Oswald Road, Mnngapapa, £l2O each; £2O j cash.— -W. Lissant, Olayton. Agent. ”PQR SALE—S-roomed new-Cottage, -*■ situated in nice locality, commanding an ideal view, very convenient, well built of lcauii, price £SOO, £SO deposit.—Oaks, Land Agent, Grey Street. jpOR SALE—4-roomed new House . and 5 Sections on a corner in | Mangapapa, cheap at £650, £IOO dej posit.—Oaks, Land Agent, Grey St.