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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3510, 9 December 1913, Page 10

WHAT DO YOU SEE ON THE SUMMIT ? —THE—.4 ' Farmers’ Battler. SECTIONS LARGE AND SECTIONS SMALL, SECTIONS ANY SIZE AT ALL i 1800 ACREJv practically all in grass; well fenced, watered and sutn divided into 16 paddocks. All easy country, no mustering on foot Carrying at present 4000 sheep and lambs, besides cattle and horses. First-class dwelling house with every convenience, and within 2U miles of town by good motor road. The outbuildings are all in tip-top order There is nothing in the district can touch this, and ifl you have two or three thousands cash you oan get full particulars and a motor ride right on to the place. „ . ° The price (is £8 10s per acre; it’s worth £lO per acre. No. 65. JONES. 600 Freehold, in tip-top order; wintered over 1100 sheep, besides cattle and hprses, and can be made to carry over 2 sheep toSthe acre.' 6-roomed house and all necessary outbuildings, close and handv to store, school and post office. j J , The price asked is £8 per acre if sold before January 1914, after that the owner wants 10s an acre more owing to further improvements he intends making. No. 66 JONES. 1 (~)i ACRES Freehold, close and handy to township, with 2 dwelling houses. To be sacrificed at £425 ; part cash. JONES. 171 ACRES Freehold and Leasehold, with buildings. Price flor the lot £800 ; .a bargain. Cash, wanted £ls0 1 balance 6j- per centJONES. 70 AC ?; E 1 S Freehold, new 5-roomed house. An ideal little dairy farm. * v/ Only £26 per acre. JONES. 2060 PARTLY FREEHOLD, partly Leasehold; 1110 acres in English l .r i SJi ass ®s; 960 acres mixed bush, the greater portion of! this is splendid milling timber and right alongside railway. 10 miles of fencing ail in good order; 1 mile of frontage, which makes it a first-class cutting-up proposition; 2 dwelling houses, one at the front and one at the back of the block; 2 sets of sheep yards and dip, woolsked and outbuildings Will carry 1£ sheep, besides cattle. Price, £5 10s per acre. About £2OOO cash required. JONES. 1500 O-.ILE- at 19s per acre. Nearly 400 acres in grass, balance in Rimu, Rata and Tawa. 3-roomed house, good yards, dip etc Price £2 per acre; and only £SOO cash wanted. ; THIS IS THE CHEAPEST SHEEP COUNTRY IN THE BAY. JONES LAND! LAND!! LAND!!!

WHERE is the cheap WIRE NETTING STORE ? PRIME’S IRONMONGER* “IT PAYS TO CALL.” Over ICO Rolls in Stock

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