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Gisborne Times, Volume LXX, Issue 11131, 14 February 1930, Page 8

Mat SHEEPFARMING PAYS' IF THE LAND IS CHEAP ENOUGH £3 AN ACRE £3 ON VERY EASY TERMS. ■ SAY £IOOO CASH. Or Owiut will consider place ON OR NEAR FLATS AS DEPOSIT OR PART PAYMENT, OR FULL PAYMENT. No Cash required except for Stock. BUYS 2000 ACRES BUYS 2000 ACRES 1000 Acres Cleared 10 Paddocks well watered, House a“d Outbuildings, Woolshed, with Machines and Yards AT £3 per acre, the owner is sacrificing the place owing to ill-health. Here’s An Old Time Chance! Another Bargain for Young Men: 2379 ACRES S.G.R. At 6d. P. A. HALF IN GRASS, winters 1400 Sheep and 90 Cattle. 12 Paddocks, plenty Fencing Timber. All Good Busli Country, well watered, Car access Good house with all conveniences: Woolshetl with Machines, Hip and Yards. SPECIAL PRICE: £3/3/- as Going Concern, £3/3/Telans arranged. THESE PROPERTIES ARE OFFERED AT LESS THAN THEY COST TO BREAK IN: BETTER THAN WAITING FOR A BALLOT. AS THEY ARE EETURINING AN INCOME NOW! C. G. B LOORE ALSO OFFERS A ONE MAN FARM 1 600 ACRES 600 Close to School, Station. Township or Main Road. All in grass, 20 Haddocks: can nearly all be top-dressed. About 100 acres flats and the whole property is suitable for Dairying or Fattening. CARRIES 1000 SHEEP AND 100 CATTLE. Nearly New (j-roomed House, Washhouse, Man’s Room, Motor Shed. Large Woolskod With Mackin<*s Cow Bails & o-roomed Cottage. An owner could put on a family to milk on shares, as neighbours are milking successfully on £2O per acre land. THE PRICE OF THIS IS £9/10/- PER ACRE. Very Easy Terms, bulk of money remains on long term to Government. THE CHEAPEST LAND IN NEW ZEALAND I Or will sell half at £ll p.a., o small deposit RICH RIVER FLATS 140 ACRES AT £65 Per Acre Suitable for Dairying-, Maize Growing, Fattening Stud •' Stock. THE RICHEST LAND IN NEW ZEALAND! AND LAND HAS NEVER BEEN CHEAPER THAN IT IS TO-DAY! . . ; SEE CLG,B tOORt A'k’D START ON THE HIGH ■■ P ... i WAY TO FORTUNE! v%t: . -•' V ’