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Friday, November 25, 2005

Coldplay Move To Stop Fans Being 'Ripped Off'

Coldplay Move To Stop Fans Being 'Ripped Off'

The group auction their own tickets to stop them falling into the wrong hands

Coldplay have set up their own auction website so fans who are left ticketless don't have to be "ripped off" buying online.

The group say that whenever they announce tour dates, "an enormous amount" end up being sold on via auction websites, and in some cases, "scalper sites".

To combat this, the band are auctioning off some tickets for their forthcoming North American dates, with some of the money being donated to charity.

A statement on the band's official website reads: "Whenever we put our tickets up for sale an enormous amount of them end up being sold on.

"We have given a small number of tickets for the next North American tour to Ticketmaster to auction through a legitimate auction site that they have set up just for Coldplay of which a portion of the proceeds from these auctions will be donated to charity.

"Again this part of our on-going plan to make sure as many tickets get into real fans' hands and to stop scalpers making money and making fans miserable from counterfeit tickets."

Coldplay's next North American tour is set for early next year. Before that, they end 2005 with a massive UK tour in December.

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Churchill Funeral Barge Up For Auction.

Churchill Funeral Barge Up For Auction.

The barge that bore the body of World War Two leader Winston Churchill down the River Thames during his state funeral 40 years ago will go on sale next month and is expected to make over one million pounds.

Havengore, 87 feet (26.5 metres) long and 17 feet wide, entered the annals of history on January 30, 1965 when it carried Churchill's flag-draped coffin past dock cranes with their jibs lowered in mute tribute to the nation's hero.

Havengore, commissioned in 1954 and launched two years later, had a dual life as a working survey boat in the Thames estuary and a ceremonial transport craft carrying royalty and overseas visitors.

Decommissioned in 1995 and completely restored, the barge now works only on ceremonial occasions -- most recently leading a flotilla of small ships down the Thames in tribute to naval hero Horatio Nelson in September.

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Special Auction Services.

26 November 2005 12 noon

Viewing 26 Nov 9am - 11.45am

Title - Fairings, Staffordshire Pot Lids, Prattware and Commemoratives.
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A.F. Brock & Co. Ltd. Auctioneers.

29 November 2005 12.30pm
30 November 2005 12.30pm

Viewing 25 Nov 10.30am - 4.30pm
26 Nov 10.30am - 3.30pm
29 Nov 10am - 12 noon
30 Nov 10am - 12 noon

Title: Two Day Sale. Day One Includes - Gold, Silver, Silver Plate, Jewellery, Ceramics, Glass & Collectables. Day Two Includes - Coins, Medals,

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C J M Asset Management.

Date/Location: 29 Nov 2005 10:00

Reason for Sale: On instructions of Liquidators, Receivers, Industrial Finance Houses & Private Vendors
Viewing: Monday 28th November 2005 from 1pm to 7pm and on morning or sale from 8.30am.
Catalogue Info: £1 on site or free upon request from the auctioneers.
Additional Info: No children under 16 years of age. Proof of identity needed to register.

Content: GENERATORS & COMPRESSORS, MACHINE TOOLS, SHOTBLAST EQUIPMENT, UPVC WINDOW & GLASS EQUIPMENT

GENERATORS & COMPRESSORS inc Cummins NTTA855 315KVA, Volvo TID121FG 275KVA Skid Mounted Diesel Generator, 1995 Atlas Copco XAHS 365 Twin Axle Trailer Mounted, 2000 Kaeser M76 Trailer Mounted, Ingersoll Rand Spriro-Flo Trailer Mounted, 2 HPC CS90 Compressors in Acoustic Cabinets, HPC Dryer, Hydrovane Rotary Compressor

MACHINE TOOLS inc Sedgwick TA450 Circular Saw Bench, Eisele Cut-Off Saw, Centre Lathes, Grinders, SCM K208 Edgebander, Wilson Moulder, Multico Thicknesser, 9" Planer, Startrite Tilt Saw

SHOTBLAST EQUIPMENT inc Converted 20’ Shipping Container, Clemco Shotblast Cabinet, Various Industrial Blast Pots, Hosing and Pipework

Remaining Contents of The Stores Of A Dust Control Unit Manufacturer

Quantity of Commercial Paint Spray Pots; 8 Commercial Sewing Machines

UPVC WINDOW & GLASS EQUIPMENT inc Double End Welder, Double End Mitre Saw, Fabro 250 Chop Saw, Horizontal Drill, Notching Machine, Single Head Welder, Corner Cleaner, 1994 Ashton 2m Sealed Unit Line, Bassra Glass Washer etc

FOOD PROCESSING & COMMERCIAL CATERING EQUIPEMNT

4 x 1999 Excel Videojet Printers (Model 170i and 178i),
1995 Graseby Goring Kerr In-Line Metal Detector - aperture size approx 10" x 4",
Powercheck Check Weigher (50pcs/min; 2kg capacity),
Box Taping Machine,
Various Stainless Steel Framed Food Quality Conveyors,
7 x Stainless Steel Tables 8’ x 4’, 4’ x 4’, 2’ x 2’ etc,
Various length Roller Conveyor,
2 x Stainless Steel Storage Racks,
Scanvaegt Roller Conveyor System,
Stainless Steel Framed 2 Tier Food Quality Conveyor approx 12’ x 13’,
10 x Stainless Steel Trimming Tables 2’2" x 1’,
1997 CP Food Machinery Model CP Carving/Packing Conveyor 28’ x 4’,
5 x Changing Room Benches,
4 x Wheelie Bins, 8 Assorted Boot Racks,
Qty Modern Plastic & Aluminium Storage Shelving,
Stainless Steel Knife Sterilizer,
3 Upright Freezers,
3 Upright Fridges,
Zanussi Deep Fat Fryer,
Jackson Mayfair Grill,
Jackson Mayfair 6 Burner Cooker,
Comenda LF3200 Dishwasher

FACTORY EQUIPMENT

Pallet Racking,
Aluminium Ladders,
Pallet Trucks,
Lockers,
Lab Ovens,
Plastic Bins,
Qty 4 Wheel Bogies,
Stillages

FORKLIFT, PLANT & VEHICLES (TO BE SOLD AT 12 NOON)

2003 JCB 8052 Tracked Excavator
Hyster 4 Tonne Diesel Forklift
Nissan 4 Tonne Diesel Forklift
Hyster 2.5 Tonne Diesel Forklift
Lifting Beams, 2001 TCM 2.5T LPG Forklift
2001 TCM 3T LPG Forklift
Aire 10’ Flat Bed Transit Body
Aquawash Vehicle Mountable Pressure Washing System
2004 JMS 900TR Forestry Trailer c/w 2.75m loader
2003 Intermac PTO Sweeper
2003 Faza SF60 Spring Tine Weeder
2004 Mitsubishi L200 Warrior Crew Cab Pick-Up
(P) LDV Convoy Minibus with Wheelchair Lift
(02) Vauxhall Astra 1.7DTI Van
(K) Mercedes Benz 310D Dropside Pick-Up
(W) Transit 9 Seat Crew Cab Van
(R ) Transit 14 Seat Mini Bus
(S) Mercedes T12C Minibus
(X) Ford Transit 350 LWB Tipper
(51) Toyota Avensis GS VVT-i 1.8L
(H) Volvo 940GLE 2.3 Auto Estate

OFFICE FURNITURE & IT EQUIPMENT

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Thursday, November 17, 2005

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Wednesday, November 09, 2005

Holidays By Auction Is The Way To Go Says Governmentauctionsuk.com

Want to know how to make last-minute steals seem even more like burglary? governmentauctionsuk.com reports on a new way to bag a bargain holiday online

“I do lots of work at home on my computer, so it’s easy for me to keep tabs on the site,” says 60-year-old Ian Davies from Droylsden, near Manchester. “I note when the bidding is going to finish and, five minutes before the end, I’ll make my move.”

Ian is one of a growing number of people who purchase holidays by auction over the Internet, attracted by the cheap deals available and the buzz of bidding against others for packages. He buys holidays from Thomson on the site www.ebay.com.

“I’ve bought nine holidays by auction in the past two years and I wouldn’t do it any other way now,” he said. “I’m semi-retired, so we can travel at short notice and make use of the bargains. My wife and I have just had two weeks in Sorrento, half board, for a total of £180. You can’t get much better than that.”

Ian says he has a pretty good system for winning auctions. “I make my maximum bid five minutes before the auction closes,” he says. “Bids go up in units of £10 so if, for example, I bid £300 and it turns out that the next highest is £220, then the site will only take £230 off you.

“It works pretty well, although you can now buy software which will automatically lodge a bid 30 seconds before the end of the auction, which doesn’t give you any time to come back with a counter bid, so you miss a few as well.”

Travel companies use auctions to sell holidays that, for a variety of reasons, are difficult to offload via traditional methods. They often prefer selling so-called ‘distressed stock’ in this way, as offering discounts through travel agents can give the impression that everything is cheap and diminish the chances of selling anything at full price.

Auction buyers therefore find themselves staying in properties where operators have spaces to fill. All kinds of holidays are available on auction sites, but inevitably there are lots of last minute packages to Mediterranean destinations in the quiet months of May, June, September and October. Packages to popular hotels during the peak school holiday months of July and August are harder to find.

The standard of accommodation is stated on the website, but the name of the apartment or hotel will often be revealed only when holidaymakers arrive at the resort.

TUI, which owns Thomson, sells last-minute Mediterranean packages to Spain, Greece, Egypt, Turkey and Ibiza through its own websites.

Anyone wanting to bid for a holiday must lodge their credit card details and, in the event of their bid being successful, the money will be charged to their account.

Sometimes holidays have a reserve price and bidders can keep returning to the site to trump their rivals or lodge a ‘proxy bid’, which will keep increasing to beat anyone else’s offer, up to a maximum stated level.

Graham Donohue, the head of new media at TUI, said the auctions were attracting a loyal following.

“We’re probably selling about 200 holidays per week between the two sites and you can tell there are a lot of people who have bought many holidays on auction,” he said.

“When we sell holidays from £1, without a reserve price, it creates a bidding frenzy, but we don’t do that with all the holidays, because we have to make sure we can get a minimum price for some of them.

“Our auction holidays are distressed stock which is not selling well, but that doesn’t matter to people who are looking for a good deal. In September, we sold a two-week package to Corfu, with two star bed and breakfast accommodation and flights from Gatwick, on auction. Somebody picked it up the holiday, for two people, for a total of £80. I don’t think you’ll find anything as cheap as that in a travel agent.”

One Internet retailer uses auctions to sell luxury holidays. Seven night packages in five-star star resort in the Caribbean, which usually retail for around £2,000 per person, can be snapped up for half that price.

Daniel Britton, the auction manager at www.lastminute.com said: “Auctions also work well for very specialist products like this. A small number of people want these holidays and are prepared to bid against each other to get them.

“We have worked with an operator called Travel Luxury for the past four or five years selling these trips and it has been very successful. The whole auction business online has grown massively on the back of www.ebay.com and people are now much more comfortable about buying all sorts of products in this way.

“As far as the public is concerned, if you are prepared to be flexible and travel at short notice you can get a great deal and buying by auction can be a lot of fun.”

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Tuesday, November 08, 2005

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Tuesday, October 25, 2005

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Tuesday, October 18, 2005

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Tuesday, October 11, 2005

Property Auctions Made Simple.

Property Auctions Made Simple.

The process of selling property at auction should be made smoother by the publication of a new set of common auction conditions.

Auctions are becoming an increasingly popular way of selling property, with the top 20 commercial and residential auctioneers seeing a 16 per cent increase in property sold at auction in 2004.

To ensure the auction process is smooth for all involved, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) has updated its Common Auction Conditions publication.

First published in 2002, the conditions were devised by buyers, sellers, solicitors and auctioneers, to make the legal process underpinning auctions easier to understand.

Rics says the speed and simplicity of property auctions is behind their increasing popularity.

Charles Smailes, chair of the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) agrees.

"Selling property at auction has become more popular as consumers become increasingly aware of its benefits," he said.

"Auctioning has the advantages of certainty and transparency – when the hammer falls, the deal is done – and this can make selling a property at auction an attractive proposition."

But he warned that the auction market is not immune from the same conditions that affect the wider housing market.

"For example, the suitability of a property auction must be assessed and the motivation of the sellers taken into account," he added.

"An unusual property or an owner looking for a quick sale may do well to auction their property. However, a property owner that has not received sound advice from an expert who understands their situation may be disappointed with the result."

Rics auction conditions are used by most auction houses and vendors' solicitors as a common standard across the industry, and the new conditions come into effect this week.

Rics' Richard Auterac said: "Rics have ensured that the conditions have evolved to meet the current needs of the marketplace and stem from the belief that professionals active in the auction market should act as innovators and examples of best practice for the entire real estate transactional market." http://www.uk-government-auctions.co.uk

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Auctioneer: Sweeney Kincaid

Date/Location: 29 Jul 2005 10:00
19 Colquhoun Avenue
Hillington
Glasgow
G52 4BN

Reason for Sale:
Viewing: Morning of sale from 9am or view and bid online pre sale: www.sweeney-kincaid.com
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Catalogue Info:

Content: PRIVATE & COMMERCIAL VEHICLES

Izuzu Trooper, 3.1 D Intercooler, N Reg, 130,000 mls
Volkswagon L46 TDI LWB Minibus S Reg
Ford Transit 190 Pickup L Reg
Ford Iveco Cargo 7.5 ton Rigid Box Van with tailift, T Reg
Vauxhall Astra LS Estate 2.0DTI Silver, 04
Renault Clio Grande, Blue, Y Reg
Citroen Saxo, Blue W Reg

COMPRESSOR

2003 Compair Type L30 - 7.5 349023/0723 Enclosed Air Compressor, 4.70m3/min

RESTAURANT/CAFE FURNITURE; CATERING EQUIPMENT

Quantity of Round Dining Tables, Square Cafe Tables, High Backed Oak Chairs and Wicker Chairs Refrigerated Counter, Upright Freezer, Ice Making Machine, Upright Bottle Cooler, Hobart Gas Double Pan Fryer, Hobart 6 Ring Gas Commercial Cooker, 4 Ring Gas Commercial Cooker, SAG Salamander Grill, Ace Air Extraction System, Sushi Preparation Equipment, Paladin Table Top "L" Sealer c/w Table, Rutland Buttering Unit, Anchor Model Mini-Matic 11E Crack Automatic Lidder c/w Table, Lincat Model V6FD Turbo Fan Oven, Eurofours Microprocessor Controlled Baking System Comprising 2 x Fastron 4 Tray Turbo Ovens Type RS04A102, 8 Tray Prover & 4 Stainless Steel Racks c/w Quantity Baking Trays, Chest Freezer, Stainless Steel Hot Cupboards

CUSHION FILLING SYSTEMS

4 x Mark 1A Cushion Filling Machine, with work station and weigh system

WOODWORKING & WORKSHOP EQUIPMENT; INDUSTRIAL CLEANING SYSTEM

Sheppach TS4000 Panel Saw, Planer/Thicknesser
Karcher Model HDS 100DE Van Mountable High Pressure Diesel Driven Cleaning System. Working Pressure -60-180 BAR. Flow Rate 450 - 900 L/H. Temp 80c -140c. Engine Power 9HP. Dimensions 1130 x 750 x 855mm, c/w electrical starting & 10OOItr water tank (separate from main unit)

IT & BUSINESS EQUIPMENT; OFFICE FURNITURE

Various Epos Systems: 2 x Casio GT 7300 Touch Terminals & Epson TMSS Thermal Printer, Samsung Model ER-5100 Electronic Cash Register
2003 Cezanne Elite Screen Desktop Flatbed Scanner, Apple PowerMac G4, PCs with monitors and keyboards, Printers, Copiers, Fax Machines
Boardroom Table, Leather, UPVC & Fabric Upholstered Hi-Back Swivel Armchairs, Desks, Filing Cabinets etc.
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Auctioneer: Morris Leslie Ltd

Date/Location: 30 Jul 2005 10:30
71 South Road
Lochee
Dundee
Tayside
DD2 3EG

Reason for Sale: On instructions from Parrot Pine
Viewing: Friday 29th July from 9am to 4pm and morning of sale from 8.30am to 10.30am.
Catalogue Info:
Additional Info: available from the auctioneers website

Content: CONTENTS OF A PINE WORKSHOP

3,500 sq m of laid slates to be sold in batches on roof (11 bays) - Pine Furniture, 7 Gas Roof Mounted Heaters, Spray Booth (for pine spraying), Specialist Pumps, Workshop equipment, 3 roller doors (large), large quantity of Perspex roofing sheets in situ, quantity of racking, lighting, spiral staircase. Velux windows, fire doors, picture framing equipment, number of electric junction boxes, numerous other items.

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Auctioneer: Brightwells Ltd

Type of Sale: Tender
Date/Location: Commencing: 13 Jul 2005 10:00
Pontnewydd Industrial Estate
Pontypool
Gwent
NP4 6YY

Reason for Sale: RE: Wendley Ltd t/a Deans Teddy Bears (due to closure of the factory)
Viewing: Wednesday 13 July from 10am - 4pm.
Catalogue Info: Visit auctioneers website from noon 8 July.

Content: TEDDY BEAR MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT

Boge S50 and Boge VLEX Compressor with Air Receivers
3 Mormont TF05 Blow Filling Machines
2 Samco TM57 20 ton Travelling Head Presses
Samco 4 ton Swing Beam Press
7 Mitsubishi and Brother Lockstitch and Overlock Sewing Machines
Boekel Metal Detector
Eastman 6 inch Band Knife Table Cutter.

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Auctioneer: BCVA

Type of Sale: Auction
Date/Location: 14 Jul 2005 10:30
Baynton Road
Ashton
Bristol
Avon
BS3 2EB

Reason for Sale: On instructions from Liquidators,Customs & Excise,Certified Bailiffs,Sheriff's Office & Others
Viewing: Wednesday 13th July from 11am - 6pm & Morning of Sale from 9am
Catalogue Info: Catalogues available via our website or £2.30 by Post

Content: CONTENTS OF COMPUTER GAMES SHOP

PS1 & PS2 Games, Gamecube & X-Box Games, Playstation 2 X-Box Accessories, PC Games, Gameboy Advance Games, Halo 2 LIVE Package, Half Life Special Edition Sets, Memory Cards, Trading Cards, etc.

CATERING EQUIPMENT

Classic Glass Washer, Ice Machine, Prep Table, Electric Grill, Dining Tables, etc.

SMALL PLANT & EQUIPMENT & HAND TOOLS

Boxford Model Engineers Lathe, SIP Pillar Drill, Craft Mig 180 Welder, Yanmer Diesel Generator, Builders Nets, Assorted Hand Tools, Ceramic Tiles, Crown Paints, Pallets of Fixings, etc.

OFFICE FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT

Artist 600 & 700 Personal Computers, Monitors & Printers, Reception Seating, Executive Elbow Chairs, Desks, Pedestals, Stationery Cabinets, Flip Chart Board, Swivel Typist Chairs, Stacking Chairs

CATALOGUE RETURNED GOODS

Tents & Camping Equipment, Barbecues, Parasols & Garden Lights, Fitness Equipment, Suitcases, Lindham Child Safety Gates, Century Buggy & Bouncer, Crockery, Tile Top Kitchen Trollies, etc.

GARDEN FURNITURE & ORNAMENTS

Metal & Wooden Table & Chair Sets, Large Parasols, Stonework Garden Ornaments & Seating, Bird Baths, Planters, etc.

AIRPORT LOST PROPERTY

Toshiba E10 Laptop, Dell Latitude Laptop, Mobile Phones, Olympus E-300 Digital Camera, Books, Suede & Leather Jackets, Clothing, Hats, Alcohol, Silver Jewellery.

ELECTRICAL ITEMS

Microwaves, Agfeo I.S.D.N. Telephone System, Dell Dimension P4 PC, P3 Server, Surge Protection Stention Cables, Televisions, DVD Home Cinema Systems, Karaoke Machines.

LADIES CLOTHING

Evening Dresses, Bridal Gowns, Jackets, Suits, Tops, etc

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

Picnic Hampers, Assorted Jewellery, Watches, Netsukes, Candles, Ornaments, Bin Bags, Kitchen Towel, Bleach, Disposable Cameras, Batteries, Oscillating Fans, Fancy Goods, INFLATABLE DINGHY WITH SEAGULL Outboard Engine, Seafly 4m GRP Sailing Dinghy, and much more.

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Monday, July 04, 2005

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ox Lloyd Jones, 30 Park Place, Leeds. Tel: 0113 243 1133. Wednesday 6th July from 9.30am to 4.30pm;tender sale of pre-press and IT equipment, office furniture and equipment. Taking place at Unit 9, Tech Park, Saxon Way, Hessle, Hull.

SHM Stevens Champion & Slater, The Salerooms, 61 Water Street, Birmingham. Tel: 0121 200 2206. Thursday 7th July at 11am; home entertainment retailers stock and equipment including televisions, DVD players, CD players and videos etc. Taking place at 1756 Coventry Road South, Yardley, Birmingham.

Henry Butcher, 25 London Bridge Rd, London SE1. Tel: 020 7098 3700. Thursday 14th July at 10am;film packing lines, storage and handling equipment, machine tools and presses, factory plant. Taking place at Kodak, Annesley, Nottingham.

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Team Auctions, 60 Bentinck Road, Newcastle Upon Tyne. Tel: 0191 226 0670. Sales of commercial catering equipment at 11am.Wednesday 29th June at Painthorpe House Golf & Country Club, Wakefield. Thursday 30th June at The Engine Shed, York Road Ind. Est., Wetherby. Monday 4th July at Hamilton Park Racecourse, Hamilton, Glasgow. Monday 4th July at Manor Park Country House, Clydach, Swansea. Tuesday 5th July at Llanishen Sports & Country Club, Pare Ty Glas, Llanishen, Cardiff. Tuesday 5th July at Dumbarton Burgh Hall, Strathclyde. Wednesday 6th July at Wyre Forest Glades Leisure Centre, Kidderminster. Wednesday 6th July at The Albert Hall, Dumbarton Road, Stirling. Thursday 7th July at Jan's Conference Centre, Higher Audley Street, Blackburn. Thursday 7th July at Livingston Football Club, Alderstone Road, Livingston, Lothian.

Simon Charles Auctioneers, Unit 5, Pear Mill, Pear Industrial Estate, Stockport Road West, Lower Bredbury, Stockport, Cheshire SK6 2BP Tel: 0161 406 0111.Thursday 30th June at 11am;exclusive office furniture and upholstery, garden furniture and equipment, power tools, beds, carpets, lighting, TV's and jewellery. Taking place at Unit 5, Pear Industrial Estate.

Lodge & Thomas, 58 Lemon Street, Truro. Tel: 01872 272722. Saturday 2nd July; agricultural machinery and equipment. Taking place at Truro Livestock Market.

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Brand new, black Samsonite case with wheels. £2. Company receiver sale. Cardiff. RRP £75. Saving £73.

AEG ceramic hob. £5. Brand new and still in box but two year old model. Four rings. In lost property auction London. RRP for latest model £299. Saving £294.

BT cordless telephone incorporating digital answering. 50 pence. Brand new. Boxed. Police lost property sale. London. RRP £79. Saving £78.50p.

Mountain bike. £4. Cannondale F400 bike in fair condition but missing chain. General auction in Sussex. Repairs cost £34. Cost when new £600. Saving £596.

Yardley pool table complete with cues and light. £236. In perfect condition probably about five years old. General auction. Glasgow. RRP £685. Saving £449.

Palm Zire PDA Organiser. Brand new. In box. £1. Latest electronic personal organiser. Lost property sale. London. RRP £89. Saving £88.

Case of mixed red and white wine. £12. All originally purchased from Marks & Spencer. General auction. Cornwall. Retail price £72. Saving £60.

iPod Photo, headphones and Altec Lansing speaker system. £50. All under one year old. No paperwork or software. All in working condition and as new. Included re-charger for iPod and case. Lost property auction in London. RRP £378. Saving £328.

1994 Renault 5. £35. Body and mechanics in good condition. Interior in very poor condition. Agricultural auction. Northumberland. Cost of replacing interior £230 including labour. Car sold privately for £499. Profit £234.

Bouncy castle including pump. £47. Castle’s vinyl in need of repair and also very dirty. Pump working. General auction. Devon. Repair and cleaning costs £90. Now hired out to parties and fetes for £75 a day. First year gross profit £838.

Could this be the business opportunity you have been searching for?

One of our readers, explains what is involved in being an auction dealer.

‘If you are interested in earning an extra income – or perhaps in starting your own business – then buying and selling at auction could be the opportunity you have been looking for.

What makes it particularly attractive is that you don’t necessarily need a substantial amount of capital to get started.

What you do need is the time to invest in attending auctions; an idea of what the ‘real’ value is of the things being sold; and the ingenuity to sell-on whatever you buy.

Let me deal with these three requirements in turn.

First of all, how much money you will make as a dealer is linked directly to how much time you put in. I think the minimum requirement is probably a day a month divided between research, attending a single auction, and selling on anything you decide to buy. Thanks to Government Auctions UK much of the background work is done for you. For instance, you won’t have to waste time looking for otherwise unpublicised auctions. But you still have to make the effort to turn up before the sales to look at the lots and to sit it out until anything you are interested in comes up. I’m doing this full-time, of course, so I probably attend about six or seven auctions a month.

Knowing value is the next important thing. If you have specialist knowledge then it makes sense to use it. For instance, if you know a bit about cars then why not deal in cars? If you don’t have any particular expertise then you should concentrate on buying things that you are 100% certain are being sold below market value. Believe me, this is not rocket science providing you stick to what I call ‘the bleeding obvious’. My secret is to keep a lot of reference books in my car and also I sometimes nip into an internet café before a sale and check out prices on the web. I’ve also been known to telephone shops to price things if I am in doubt.

Once you’ve successfully bid for your bargain or bargains you’ll want to sell it on. Personally, I am happy to take a smaller profit margin in exchange for fast turnover. How you sell something will depend on what it is. I don’t specialise in any one area so I use a variety of methods – other auctions, eBay, classified advertisements, other dealers, and direct to other retailers. Sometimes I sell direct to the public. For instance, when I first started I used to buy umbrellas from police lost property auctions for about 50 pence each and sell them wherever there was a crowd on a rainy day. I could shift a hundred umbrellas in an hour of heavy rain and make £250 profit. Some auction dealers I know only sell on to other trade buyers and build up contacts who they know will be interested in particular items.

There are all sorts of dealers in the auction game. At one end of the scale there are the real specialists who buy items that other dealers might not recognise at regional sales and sell on in posh London auction houses. At the other there are part-time dealers doing what I do on a smaller scale.

One of the things I will say is that Government Auctions UK is of incalculable value. No other publication provides the same detailed information on how to buy at auction and sell on at a profit. More than this we will also show you how to buy from other sources (such as wholesalers and importers) and to sell at auction at a very substantial margin. With Government Auctions UK you will know where the auctions are, what you should buy from them, what you should avoid, what you should pay, how to sell on, and how to charge. You will also pick up invaluable tips on everything from reducing your tax liability on profits through to arranging transport and shipping. Buying at auction isn't one of those "get rich quick" schemes promoted by somewhat shady characters. Instead, it is a proven way to earn a second income - even a very high income by acting on information which would otherwise be hard to come by.

Anyway, if you are looking for a way of making money then I would strongly advise you to at least take out a subscription to Government Auctions UK... after all, it will cost you nothing.

TYPES OF AUCTION COVERED

Government Auctions UK covers over 8.000 UK auctions each month. Whether you are interested in antiques or property, wine or cars, jewellery or bicycles... Government Auctions UK will steer you to the best bargains. Our coverage is national and all regions are included, from Lands End to John O'Groats as well as Northern Ireland and Eire. The key auction categories are detailed below.

BANKRUPTCY AND LIQUIDATION

Sales of the sequestrated stocks of companies in receivership. To pay creditors, all their stock and assets are auctioned off for whatever anyone is prepared to pay.

ON-SITE

Liquidation auctions on behalf of large organisations such as BCCI, Polly Peck and Maxwell, whose total stock and assets are too vast to be relocated. They take place at the trading sites of the company itself and thus occur at a different venue every time. You have to have your ear to the ground and be prepared to move fast to take advantage of one-off scoop purchases.

PRIVATE TREATY

Details from agents acting on behalf of companies in receivership who are seeking the bulk sale of their assets on a behind-the-scenes basis, even sale of the company itself.

HM CUSTOMS

Sales of seized and impounded articles from the effects of drug traffickers and racketeers, to a lost and found dinghy usually sold by tender only.

POLICE

Sales of confiscated and stolen/recovered/unclaimed personal possessions looking for a new home. Buy from the police cheaper than you could from the criminals! bicycles, household items, jewellery, business equipment and, of course, a great many car radios and mobile phones.

PLANT AND MACHINERY

Those bankruptcy agents and auctioneers who deal solely in printing or farm equipment, computers, the catering trade or just in vehicles.

TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT

Sales of lost and unclaimed property umbrellas by the thousand, handbags, briefcases, overcoats, filofaxes, books, etc.

GOVERNMENT SURPLUS

Over-stocked stationery, ex-MoD and council vehicles, redundant hardware and schools equipment, nationalised utility service machinery, gas masks, etc.

ANTIQUE, FURNITURE, JEWELLERY AND COLLECTIBLES SALES

Details of all the more interesting antique, furniture, jewellery and collectible sales with an emphasis on the bottom to mid range of the market.

BICYCLES AND RELATED ITEMS

An increasing number of specialist bicycle sales, especially by the police, make it important to give this separate coverage.

CARS AND MISCELLANEOUS VEHICLES

Both ex-government and official receiver sales and all specialist car auctions are covered.

COMPUTERS

Where to pick up everything from a laptop to a mainframe computer often fully covered by guarantees.

GENERAL SALES

With particular reference to "no-reserve" auctions. Such sales include a vast array of goods, from washing machines to carpets, and from non-perishable food to books.

PROPERTY

Government bodies, local authorities, receivers, executors, banks and building societies who have made repossessions, and many others besides now sell property at auction.

PRODUCE AND LIVESTOCK

From bedding plants to bulls, and from sweet corn to steak... we tell you where you can pick up all manner of things at knockdown prices.

TYPICAL AUCTION BARGAINS

A few examples of the sorts of auction bargains you can expect to find as a reader of Government Auctions UK. (30.9.04 – to date.)

UNDER £5

Box of second hand Lego in perfect condition. £4. Over 700 individual pieces mostly from Harry Potter and Star Wars sets. Farm auction. Lincolnshire. Estimated retail value when new £160. Saving £156.

Cabria Lite Series Drum Kit. £4. In good condition. At a deceased estate auction in Leicestershire. Price when new £333. Seen advertised in Rhythm magazine for £249. Saving £245.

AEG ceramic hob. £5. Brand new and still in box but two year old model. Four rings. In lost property auction London. RRP for latest model £299. Saving £294.

Mountain bike. £4. Cannondale F400 bike in fair condition but missing chain. General auction in Sussex. Repairs cost £34. Cost when new £600. Saving £596.

Box of second-hand books and maps. £2. In mixed condition. Bought sight unseen at charity auction Somerset. Books sold to dealer for £2. Maps included rare 1930s Ordinance Survey maps from 1920s – 1950s. Sold to specialist dealer for £150. Profit £150.

Pile of second hand bath taps. £1. In poor condition. General auction. Wiltshire. Four pairs were brass and worth cleaning up. Cost of restoration £80. Sold on eBay for £467. Total profit £386.

Racing bicycle. £1. 15 gear, lightweight Raleigh. Almost new, but missing front wheel and saddle. Police lost property auction. Sheffield. Cost of replacing parts and service £60. Value if new £280. Saving £219.

Second-hand 36” colour TV, VCR and DVD. £5. Approximately five years old. Not known if working. From company boardroom. Receiver sale. Norwich. Replacement value £600. Saving £595.

Five reams of white 80gsm bond photocopy paper. 35 pence. Receiver sale. Norwich. RRP £20. Saving £19.65.

Case of 1 litre San Pelegrino sparkling mineral water. £1.50. Company receiver sale. Edinburgh. RRP £22. Saving £10.50

Palm Zire PDA Organiser. Brand new. In box. £1. Latest electronic personal organiser. Lost property sale. London. RRP £89. Saving £88.

Dualit toaster. Black. Incorporates toasted sandwich maker. £5. Barely used. Perfect condition. Seized goods sale. Birmingham. RRP £235. Saving £230.

UNDER £50.

Case of mixed red and white wine. £12. All originally purchased from Marks & Spencer. General auction. Cornwall. Retail price £72. Saving £60.

SMEG Electric Fan Assisted Oven. £45. Not new but in perfect condition. Liquidation sale. York. RRP £480. Saving £435.

Toshiba Equium laptop computer. £50. Only 18 months old but not in working condition. General auction. Hampshire. Cost of repairs £110. RRP £980. Saving £820.

Samsung Television, Samsung VCR, and Samsung DVD player. £48. All two years old and in working condition. Includes stand. General auction in Hampshire. Estimated cost when new £900. Saving £852.

Photo iPod, headphones and Altec Lansing speaker system. £50. All under one year old. No paperwork or software. All in working condition and as new. Included re-charger for iPod and case. Lost property auction in London. RRP £378. Saving £328.

1994 Renault 5. £35. Body and mechanics in good condition. Interior in very poor condition. Agricultural auction. Northumberland. Cost of replacing interior £230 including labour. Car sold privately for £499. Profit £234.

Bouncy castle including pump. £47. Castle’s vinyl in need of repair and also very dirty. Pump working. General auction. Devon. Repair and cleaning costs £90. Now hired out to parties and fetes for £75 a day. First year gross profit £838.

Chilled display cabinet. £50. From takeaway restaurant and within guarantee period. In good condition. Receiver liquidation sale. Re-sold to delicatessen for £300. Profit £250.

Aluminium greenhouse. 12’ x 8’. £27. Dismantled and complete apart from six panes of glass. General auction. Suffolk. RRP £312. Saving £285.

UNDER £250

1950s Stainless Steel Gent’s Rolex. £210. Good condition. Collector’s item. On steel bracelet. General auction. Staffordshire. Value £850. Sold on eBay for £650. Profit £440.

York paving stones to cover area 12’ x 18’. £230. Beautiful rectangular re-claimed York paving. General auction. Lancashire. Value in excess £1000. Saving £770.

Gas boiler and nine assorted radiators. £211. Installed into apartment and then removed without ever having been used. General auction. Nottinghamshire. RRP £1300. Saving £1089.

Vango four-man tent. £58. Vango tent. As good as new. Lost property auction. RRP £120. Saving £62.

Bosch 1400 spin washing machine and Bosch condenser tumble dryer. £176. In perfect condition. Within 12 month warranty period. Receiver liquidation sale. Wales. RRP £817. Saving £641.

Apple iMac computer. £140. Apple Macintosh iMac. Still within 12 month warranty. As new. Boxed. Receiver sale Nottingham. RRP £800. Saving £660.

1989 Mercedes 400 SE. £750. Mercedes 400 SE car with just 68,000 miles on clock. 7 months MOT and Road Tax. Some service history. Good runner. No radio or spare wheel. Rear electric windows not working. Car auction Edinburgh. List price £5,000. Saving £4,250.

Canon Ixus 7-megapixel digital camera. £83. Brand new with cables and battery but without box or software. Liquidation sale. RRP £300. Saving £217.

Four-person Tessio sauna. £375. Dismantled but complete. General auction. London. RRP £1495. Saving £1,120.

UNDER £500

Mercedes E300 Estate. £480. 1994 (old shape). Automatic. FSH. Low mileage. Good condition but needs new tyres. General auction. List price £4995. Saving £4,515.

Compass Callibra two-berth caravan. £415. Sound and roadworthy but in need of work. 1995 model. General auction. Kent. List price £3995. Saving £3,580.

One week’s timeshare in Ibiza apartment. £430. One week a year in one-bedroom apartment every Spring. Service charge of £65 a year. Legal costs to transfer title £210. Receiver sale. Northern Ireland. Current value in region of £4,000. Saving £3,360.

John Deere ride-on lawn mower with various attachments. £470. Fair condition. Four years old. General auction. Norfolk. Current RRP £1499. Saving £1,029.

12’ aluminium fishing boat with Yamaha outboard and oars. £394. Fair condition. Engine untested and proved to require £80 service. General auction. Cumberland. Insurance value £900. Saving £426.

Two pairs Salomon skis. £210. Slightly used, complete with bindings. Excellent condition. General auction. London. RRP £800. Saving £590.

UNDER £2,500

Stainless steel designer kitchen with Bosch appliances. £2,300. Handmade kitchen including sink, worktops and storage plus hob and oven. Receiver sale. RRP £6,000. Saving £3,700.

Pinball machine. £590. In working order. General sale. Similar seen in specialist dealerships for £2,000 plus. Saving £1,410.

1969 Mini Cooper. £890. A fully restored, racing green Mini Cooper ‘S’ 1275 in excellent condition. Low mileage. Some service history. General auction. List price £8,000. Saving £7,110.

IBM Think Pad R Series. £130. As new. Boxed. Liquidation sale. RRP £600. Saving £470.

Sony Handycam digital camcorder. £110. State of the art digital video camera. As new. Liquidation sale. RRP £410. Saving £300.

18 yards of antique oak panelling. £1,310. Half panelling taken from hallway. Farm auction. Sold to architectural salvage company for £2,400. Profit £1,090.

Phillips 42” LCD Flat TV. £800. 8 months old. Perfect condition. General auction. RRP £1415. Saving £615.

OVER £2,500

One-bed flat £7,500. Mull of Kintyre, 3rd floor 1-bed holiday flat or buy-to-let opportunity.

Static Caravan £3,300. Currently based in north Devon. Three-bed 36x12ft static caravan. Accommodates up to eight people. Good condition. List price £15,500. Saving £12,200.

Terraced house £16,500. Telford. Terraced house with single storey extension. Garden to rear.

Jetski £2,750. SeaDoo Bombadier. Yellow. Brand new. Receiver sale. List price £7,000. Saving £4,250.

Classic Porsche 911 Turbo £11,235. Top condition. FSH. One owner and low mileage.

Empty Reservoir £15,000. 11-acre reservoir includes large hard area and pump building. Planning permission already granted and with this plot now worth at least £90,000. Profit £75,000.

Read some of our subscribers’ stories to see what you could be saving at auction

‘A brand new bathroom for £120.’
Joanne Lee, Wales
‘Where else could you buy a brand new bath, sink, w.c., heated towel rails, bathroom cabinet and Amtico floor tiles for £120? The directors of a fashion company purchased all these items (in tasteful white) for a bathroom they planned to add to their offices and showroom but before they could get it installed, they went bust. I went to the auction held by the receivers hoping to pick up some clothes, but came away with a brand new bathroom instead. I reckon I saved well over £2,000 thanks to Government Auctions UK.’

‘I paid just £23,000 for an idylic cottage.’
William Pride, East Anglia
‘Getting a real property bargain at auction does mean work – but it is worth it. For two years I followed advice I had read in Government Auctions UK and ordered up auction catalogues, visited likely properties and attended sales. Time and again the properties I was interested in went for about 20% - 30% below market value – which was still far more than I was willing to pay. But in January 2003 - at a commercial property auction - I was in the right place at the right time. No one else bid for this country cottage at I snapped it up for just £23,000 – a discount of about two thirds. I spent £20,000 on improvements and the property is now valued at around £150,000.’

‘I equipped my entire office – including a computer and printer – for just £620.’
Mike Roper, Hertfordshire
‘Thanks to Government Auctions UK I bought all my office furniture at auction. I purchased everything I needed – Apple computer, printer, desk, chair, filing cabinets, fax machine and several potted plants – for the grand total of £620. If I had bought it new I would have had to spend over £5,000. I’ve bought other things for my business at auction, too, including a van.’

‘I’ve gone into the property rental business thanks to Government Auctions UK.’
Steve Brown, Kent
‘Every month I scour Government Auctions UK for details of forthcoming residential property sales. I am on the look out for just one thing: studio flats. I pick these up for between £10,000 and £40,000 using buy-to-let mortgages, spend a few hundred pounds decorating and furnishing them, and rent them out to students and DHS tenants at yields of up to 20%. I now own eleven such properties all thanks to the advice in Government Auctions UK.’

‘Last year I bought a Porche 911 for £5,200, a Mercedes 500SEL for £3,500 and a Range Rover for £7,800 – and I’ve sold them all on at a profit.’
John Barnes, Sussex
‘Last year I started to buy cars at auction, drive them for a few weeks and then sell them on privately. Oddly enough, I find the best bargains not at car auctions but at receiver and even farm sales – details of which I obtain from Government Auctions UK. I don’t really know that much about cars but at the prices I pay if I make a mistake one day it won’t be the end of the world. I average about £1,000 profit per car and so far I have bought and sold eight of them! A lot of fun and £8,000 profit…not bad for a hobby!’

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: WHY AUCTION PRICES ARE SO LOW

The primary object of an auction is to make a quick sale. The vendors don't want to wait weeks, months or possibly even years to dispose of their goods. Nor do they want to waste time while "tyre kickers" decide whether they are genuinely interested or not. So before anything is put into auction you can be certain that the person selling it is willing to take a lower price for it then they know it might otherwise fetch.

There are, however, other reasons why auction prices are lower. Auctions are frequented almost entirely by dealers and are used as a clearing house by all sorts of individuals, businesses, and organisations for unwanted goods. This may be because the vendors want the money quickly or it may be because they want to get rid of whatever it is they are selling so that they don't have to worry about it anymore. In the case of government bodies what they are selling may be too old for their use (though perfectly good); surplus to requirements; or in some other way redundant. Indeed, government bodies are extremely wasteful and therefore inclined to dispose of things for even less than anyone else.

As already explained prices can be further deflated where a "no-reserve" sale basis is established. This means that the auctioneer has been instructed to sell at any price. If very few people turn up at the auction (one reason why better bargains are to be had during the winter when the weather is bad or during the summer when people are on holiday) then the no-reserve sale prices may be ridiculously cheap.

FREE TO SUBSCRIBERS THE Government Auctions UK WEBSITE

Full access to the Government Auctions UK website is freely available to our subscribers. The site contains many excellent features including:

Searchable database of traditional auctions – locate the sales of greatest interest to you by location, type of auction, types of item sold, and date. Includes auctioneer’s particulars, full details of sale, viewing details, catalogue details, items for sale, buyer’s/seller’s premiums and so forth.

Searchable database of internet auctions – find the internet sales of greatest interest to you by main activity, location, or our own unique “auction rating”. Includes auctioneer’s website particulars, full details of sale, items for sale, buyer’s/seller’s commission, conditions and so forth.

PROPERTY AUCTIONS! THE UK's BEST AUCTION SECRET

We have already explained the sort of bargains you can expect to pick up at a property auction. Typically the prices you pay at auction will be anything up to 40% less than you would pay for the same property purchased via an estate agent. In order to benefit from this massive saving (on a typical home that might be worth anything up to £40,000 cash!) you need to be well prepared. For instance, you must have sorted out your finance and survey in advance. In addition to giving you details of all the best property auctions held each month throughout the UK (many of which are not advertised) we also provide you with detailed advice on buying property by this method. Whether you are looking for a new home or thinking of becoming a property dealer or landlord no publication will assist you as much as Government Auctions UK.

A FEW WORDS ABOUT OFFICIAL RECEIVER SALES

Every year literally thousands of limited companies go out of business. In every case a liquidator or official receiver is appointed to dispose of the company’s assets. The first thing these people wish to do is to ensure that there is enough money in the bank to pay their fees. To do this they sell off the most marketable of the company’s assets as quickly as possible. The best way to do this? By auction – to raise money with allude speed and with little attention to the real value of the goods being sold. The result? Liquidator sales are some of the best places to pick up a bargain. And no publication covers these sales more thoroughly than Government Auctions UK.

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Monday, June 27, 2005

POLICE STOLEN/RECOVERED PROPERTY

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Charles Taylor Auctioneers
Type of Sale: Auction
Date/Location: 30 Jun 2005 10:30
The Auction Centre
26 Missouri Avenue
Salford
Manchester
M50 2NP

Reason for Sale: RE: Various Liquidators & Receivers
Viewing: Day Prior 1pm to 4pm and day of sale from 9.30am.
Catalogue Info:
Additional Info: For further information contact auctioneers or visit website.

Content: POLICE STOLEN/RECOVERED PROPERTY

Large Quantity Of Photographic Equipment I.E. 23 Pentax Cameras, 8 Mamiya Cameras, Lenses, Digital Cameras, Ilford 2150RC, Ilford Multigrade 500h, Nikon F50 With 70-300mm Lense, Garden Strimmers, Power Tools I.E. Angle Grinders, Drills, Hilti Jigsaw, Hand Tools, Sensordry Chrome Coloured Dryer, Garden Spades, Alcohol, Mobile Phones, DVD's, Video's, Hi-Fi's, Playstation Games, Watches, Rings, Clothes, Used Bicycles

GARDEN ITEMS

Quantity Of Trees, Shrubs, Rhododendrons, Bonsai Trees, Large Garden Parasols With Central Lighting, Garden Candle Flares, Candles, Solo Lights & Lanterns, Freestanding Oil Burners, Bbq's, Chimnea Burners, Bbq Accessories, Planters, Trellis, Garden Netting, Pine Butterfly Tables With Matching Chairs, Patio Heaters

HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Selection Of Televisions I.E. 50" Toshiba Rear Projection Television On Stand, 36" Toshiba TV, 2 X 42" Plasma TV's, Akai LCD 29" TV's, 2 X Hitachi Chrome 26" TV's On Stands, Fabric Three Piece Settees, Lamps, Mirrors, Coffee Tables, Wet/Dry Auto Vacuum Cleaners, Morphy Richards Cyclone Upright Vacuum Cleaners, Morphy Richards Steam Generator Irons, Dvd Players, George Foreman Grills, Rotisseries & Food Steamers, 20 Pallets Of Quality Lightings I.E. Wall, Ceiling, Breville "Daisy The Cow" Sandwich Makers, 40 Piece Dinner Sets, 2 X Pool Tables (Household), Childrens Character Lighting, 16" Freestanding Fans, Security Master 8 Zone Pre-Wired Alarms

OFFICE EQUIPMENT

HP Pavilion T430 Hard-Drive (2.7ghz 120g), Keyboard & Flat Screen Monitor, Scanners, Desks, Chairs, Laptops, Computers, Printers, Fax Machines, Photocopiers & Telephones

CONTENTS OF A BRIDAL SHOP

Large Quantity Of Wedding Dresses In Various Designs And Sizes, Elegant Ladies Dresses And Suits, Hats & Bags, Childrens Bridemaids Dresses, Gloves, Flowers Etc.

CLOTHING STOCK

Large Quantity Of Ladies Fashionware, Ladies Padded Jackets, Leather Boots, Belts, Handbags, Gents Trousers In Various Styles, Approx. 1140 Pairs Of Ladies & Gents Totector Safety Footwear, Over 1000 "Head" T-Shirts In Various Colours & Sizes

MACHINERY

Pertici Univer VC 721 Double Headed Mitre Cut Off, Pertici Univer Fc106 Copy Router, Automotive Mixing & Spraying System With Scott & Warren Mixing/Spray Cans, Large Industrial Car Lift, Rotaprint Alpha & Delta Off-Set Printing Machine, Electronicab Punch, Michaelmaster Paper Guillotine, Ingersol Rand SSR MH185 Compressor

SEWING MACHINES

15 Sewing Machines I.E. Brother, Kansai Special, Overlocker, Dyepress, Rotaprint Delta 35 Off-Set Printing Machine

GENERAL GOODS

2 X 90cc Childrens Motorcross Motorbikes, Diamond Rings, Novelty Seaside Giftware, Polaroid Digital Cameras, Bamboo Bird Houses, Rolson 12v Jump Packs, Sentik Halogen Heaters, 30 Rolson Sack Trucks, Bosch Strimmers, Maybelline Lipsticks & Lip Liners, Black Spur Power Tools, Plainers, Circular Saws, Power Saws, Drills, Heavy Duty Extension Reels, Large Stratford Stronghold Safe, E.Hipkins & Co Safe, Disney Magical Kingdom Splash Mountain Water Slides, Little Mermaid Water Pools, Buzz Lightyear Hydro Dry Orbiter, 250cc, 200cc & 110cc Quad Bikes, Battery Operated Childrens Police Cars, Children's Petrol Replica Racing Bikes, Remote Control Cars, Large Quantity Of Misc Golf Clubs, Coca Cola Micro Bikes, Exercise Machines

SPECIAL INTEREST

2 Beauty Massage Tables, Hse Stand Upright Tan Cab, Fantasy Tan Multi Spray Booth, 2 Large Wicker Harley Davidson Bikes, Large Wooden Replica Models Of The 'Titanic', Large Wooden Model Yachts, Gibson Electric Guitar, Over 2000 Car Brake Pads

VEHICLES (TO BE SOLD AT 12NOON)

BMW 530D W Reg, Jaguar XJ6 G Reg, Daewoo Espero M Reg, Volkswagen Polo 1.4cl Year 1996, Vauxhall Omega 02 Plate, Renault Laguna RT N Reg, BMW 520i J Reg, Citroen ZX L Reg, Ford Mondeo 16v N Reg, Ford Escort Popular 1.8d Van M Reg, Ford Fiesta Courier Van P Reg, 2 X Decontamination Trailers.

Thursday, June 23, 2005

Latest Upcoming Auctions
Today, 12:00 AM
Public Sales
More information and full contact details for all the following sales are available in the database - just type in the name of the auctioneer of your choice into the search facility. If you are a member of GAUK please note that the following information is available in the news section as soon as we get it

Shirlaw Cathcart, 12 Lambhill Quadrant, Kinning Park, Glasgow. Tel: 0141 420 6690. Thursday 23rd June at 12noon; photocopiers and IT equipment, small plant and tools. Taking place at 11 Fullarton Court, Drumhead Place, Cambuslang, Glasow.... Read more… http://www.uk-government-auctions.co.uk/template.html

Monday, June 20, 2005

UPCOMING AUCTIONS

Auctioneer: Pontypridd Auctions Ltd

Type of Sale: Auction
Date/Location: 25 Jun 2005 12:00
Enterprise Trade Centre
Hengrove
Bristol
Avon

Reason for Sale: Under instruction of Swift Credit Services Ltd
Viewing: Day Prior 11am to 2pm and day of auction from 10am.
Catalogue Info: & sample photographs online.
Additional Info: To be arranged - auction of complete stock at Cardiff Branch of The Fireplace Store

Content: COMPLETE CONTENTS OF THE FIREPLACE STORE

Complete Fireplaces
Fire Surrounds
Electric & Gas Fires
Hole in the Wall Fires
Multi Fuel & Log Burning Stoves
Pictures
Mirrors & Accessories

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Auctioneer: Witham (Specialist Vehicles) Ltd

Type of Sale: Tender
Date/Location: Commencing: 25 Jun 2005 08:30
Honeypot Lane
Colsterworth
Grantham
Lincolnshire
NG33 5LY

Reason for Sale: By Order of the Ministry of Defence
Viewing: Wednesday 22nd, Thursday 23rd, Friday 24th, Saturday 25th June 8:30am to 5:30pm.
Catalogue Info: visit web site.
Additional Info: Tenders by Monday 27 June 2005.

Content: MOD VEHICLES, PLANT, MACHINERY MISCELLANEOUS GOODS (approx 500 lots)

Motor Cycles :
Honda XR 250 x3,Honda ST 1100 Pan European, Harley Davidson MT350 x10 etc.

Quads :
Polaris 6x6 Sportsman (2002)

Vehicles :
Cars and 4x4’s including Nissan Patrol, Diesel, Isusu Trooper, Discovery etc. LDV Double cabs, Transits, Minibuses,Vans,Ambulance etc.

Landrovers :
90 Station Wagon,110 Diesel LWB,88 Light weight,Wolf 110 300 TDi etc

Special Interest :
Landrover S II, Royal Saluting vehicle 1964 with only 4255 miles, Bedford MJ’S 4X4 x15 : Cargo’s, Flats Crane etc.RHD and LHD All low Kms, Also Bedford TM 4x4’s and TM 6X6 ‘s

HGV’S :
Iveco, Leyland Daf, Foden, Renault Flats, Boxes, Curtain sides, etc. Leyland 8x6 Fitted Big hook Loaders x3, Sweeper, Volvo Fire Appliances etc

Tankers :
Foden 22,000 Litre 8x4 Fuel Tankers x6,Also Aircraft Refuellers etc

Trailers :
Landrover ¾ ton Drop Tailgate x20 2 and 5 ton Drawbar, 40ft curtain side ad flat with Twistlocks, 44 Ton Tri-Axle King low Loaders etc

Plant and Equipment :
Ford county 4x4 fitted dozer blade and Atlas crane, Hydrema back hoe loader, Case Tarmac cutter, Muirhill 4x4 loading shovel, Gang Mowers, wood chippers. Ford
Tractors etc. JLG 80 ft Access platform, Diesel very low hours.

Large Quantity of forklifts :
Include diesel from 2 ton to 25 tonne (Approx 20) Electric from 1 ton to 4 ton (Approx 20), Industrial Pallet Trucks, Condec 10 ton hydraulic Aircraft Loaders x4

Armoured and Specials :
AFV 432 Armoured Personnel carrier Diesel x8, CVRT Sabre light Tank x4, Combat Engineer Tractor c/w Bucket and Dozer x4. Hagglunds BV206 Amphib Tracked Carriers. Daimler Ferret MK2 Scout car Ex Reserve, Alvis Stallwart 6x6 HML Load Carrier

Miscellaneous :
Vehicle spares, Generators, tyres, Mowers, Computers, office Equipment, Engines, etc etc.

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Auctioneer: Malcolm Harrison

Type of Sale: Auction
Date/Location: 25 Jun 2005 10:30
Little Salkeld Road
Langwathby
nr Penrith
Cumbria
CA10 1LW

Reason for Sale: RE: J H Henderson & Sons (Haulage) Ltd

Content: TRACTOR UNITS

3 x 1999/97 ERF M11 405 6x2 Midlift
1 x 1996 ERF E500 Select 6x2
1 x 1992 ERF 380 Select 6x2
2 x 1989 ERF E14 6x2 and 4x2
1 x 1973 ERF 4x2 (Gardiner Engine)
1 x 1969 ERF 4x2 (Gardiner Engine) c/w Cement Tanker
1 x 1938 Foden 4x2 Dropside
Atkinson Gardiner 4x2 Tractor Unit

ENTERED BY PERMISSION ON BEHALF OF EARDLEY INTERNATIONAL
LOCKERBIE
2003 Scania R124 470 4x2 Topline Tractor Unit
1999 Scania R144 460 6x2 Topline Tractor Unit
1998 Renault Magnum 530 4x2 Tractor Unit
2 x 2002/00 Gray and Adams Triaxle Air Susp Meat Rail Fridge (Vector Unit)

TRAILERS

2 x 1999 SDC Triaxle Air Suspension 13.6m x 4x2m Curtainsiders
2 x 1994 Montracon Triaxle Air Suspension 13.6m x 4x2m Curtainsiders
1989 AHP Triaxle Air Susp Tipping Tanker
2 x 1988 York Triaxle Air Susp 40’ Curtainsiders
1987 AHP Triaxle Steel Susp 40’ Curtainsider
1969 Hans 40’ Recovery Trailer c/w Ramps
1973 40ft Coil Carrier Flat

Plus ERF, Gardiner and Trailer Spares.

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Auctioneer: Wyles Hardy & Co.

Type of Sale: Tender
Date/Location: Commencing: 28 Jun 2005 10:00
Ley Hill Road
Bovingdon
Hemel Hempstead
Hertfordshire
HP3 ONW

Reason for Sale: On behalf of a major UK Finance Co & Others
Viewing: Tuesday 28 June 10am to 4pm.
Catalogue Info:
Additional Info: For further details & tender documents, contact Darren Pope at Auctioneers Offices.

Content: 10 FORKLIFT TRUCKS

LANSING LINDE H16D Diesel Counter Balance Fork Lift Truck complete with Volkswagen 4 Cylinder Diesel Engine and Full Free Lift, Triplex Mast with Hydraulic Side Shift Year of Manufacture: 2002

LANSING LINDE E20-01 (Zone 2 Certified) Battery Electric Counter Balance Fork Lift Truck complete with Full Free Lift Triplex Mast with Hydraulic Side Shift Year of Manufacture: 1998 Complete with PYROBAN SYSTEM 4000, (Certified to EEXD (ia) II T4) Gas Detection System, Spark arrested motors and Stainless Steel Forks

CTC PL430 Battery Electric Counter Balance Fork Lift Truck complete with Full Free Lift Triplex Mast with Hydraulic Side Shift and Mains Charging Unit Year of Manufacture: 2001

2: LANSING LINDE E14 Battery Electric Ride on Counter Balance Fork Lift Truck complete with Triplex Full Free Lift Mast with Hydraulic Side Shift and Mains
Charging Unit Year of Manufacture: 1998 &1997

LANSING LINDE E16C Battery Electric Counter Balance Fork Lift Truck Complete with Full Free Lift Triplex Mast with Hydraulic Side Shift and Mains Charging Unit Year of Manufacture: 1998

LANSING LINDE R14 Battery Electric Ride on Reach Truck complete with Triplex Mast and Side Shift and Mains Charging Unit Year of Manufacture: 1998

LANSING LINDE E12Z-02 Battery Electric Ride on Counter Balance Fork Lift Truck with Full Free Lift Duplex Mast and Hydraulic Side Shift Year of Manufacture: 2001 & 2000

LANSING LINDE R16 Battery Electric Ride on Reach Truck with Triplex Mast with Hydraulic Side Shift Year of Manufacture: 1993

7.5T REFRIGERATED TRUCK, LIGHT COMMERCIAL VANS, MPV's; PICKUP & VARIOUS MOTOR CARS

REFRIGERATED TRUCK
DAF LF45.150 7.5t Refrigerated Truck fitted ‘Reep’ Insulated GRP Body, rear Barn Doors, rear step, 240V Hook up, Refrigeration Unit, Odometer reading shows only: 24,630 Kms - 2004 (04)

LIGHT COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
CITROEN Berlingo 800 1.9D LX Car Derived Van - 2003 (53)
FORD Ranger 2.5TD Double Cab 4x4 Pickup c/w Truckman Top - 2001 (51)
7: FORD Transit 350 2.4TD 125PS LWB Jumbo (SRW) High Roof Panel Vans - 2004 (04), 2003 (53) & 2004 (53)
FORD Transit 350 2.4TD LWB High Roof Panel Van - 2003 (53)
IVECO Daily S2000 29L10 HPI 2.3D SWB Low Roof Panel Van - 2003 (03)
2: IVECO Daily S2000 35S11 2.8D LWB High Roof Panel Van - 2002 (02) & 2001 (Y)
IVECO Daily S2000 35S11 2.8D MWB High Roof Panel Van - 2001 (X)
RENAULT Trafic SL27 DCi 80 SWB Panel Van - 2002 (52)

CARS
FORD Galaxy 1.9 TDi Zetec MPV Auto. - 2003 (53)
LEXUS GS300 3.0 SE 4dr Auto. - 2001 (Y)
MERCEDES SL500 2dr Convertible Auto. - 2002 (52)
RENAULT Megane Scenic 1.6 Expression + 5dr MPV - 2001 (51)
TOYOTA Landcruiser 4.2TD Amazon GX 4x4 Estate Auto. - 1999 (V)
2: TOYOTA Previa 2.4 VVTi GLS & GS MPV Autos. - 2002 (02) & 2000 (W)
2: VAUXHALL Vectra 2.0 DTi LS 5dr - 2003 (03)

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Auctioneer: Robson Kay & Co

Type of Sale: Auction
Date/Location: 28 Jun 2005 11:00
Tilson Road
Roundthorn Industrial Estate
Baguley
Manchester
M23 9PH

Reason for Sale: RE: Kwik Fruits (Northern Ltd), Physical Fitness Studios Ltd, Finedrive (UK) Ltd (all in liquidation), Unique Commerce Ltd t/a Virgin Ware (in administration) & Others
Viewing: Day Prior 12noon to 4.30pm and day of sale from 10am.
Catalogue Info: £2 admits 2.
Additional Info: £200 refundable cash deposit required to bid. No children under 16. Balances by Access, Visa, Switch, Draft or cash - no cheques.

Content: THE CONTENTS OF A GYM, BEAUTY SHOP & TANNING SALON

Gym Equipment: 8 Running Machines (4 Precor C944 & C964is, Lifestride, Lifefitness, etc), 7 Cross-trainers & steppers (inc 4 Precor EFX 546/566s), 2 Precor stretching m/cs, Rowers inc Concept II & Liferower 9500, bikes inc Schwinn, Complete Hur System (Compressor & 6 resistance m/cs), dumbells & barbells, benches, stands, punchbag, Supascope P.A. System, vending m/c, tills, 5 Sunbeds inc Gemini ultrabronze & Challenger ultrabronze tanning shower, Caci Quantum Beauty Machine, Large Quantity of display cabinets & shelving, chairs, conservatory suite, vases, plant stands, dressing tables, etc, etc, etc

MODERN QUALITY OFFICE FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT

Good Quantity of Beech & Grey Modern Quality Furniture inc Piano desks, pedestals, tables, conference ends, stationary cabinets, filing cabinets, shelving, bookcases, etc.

Large Quantity/Variety of chairs inc operators, meeting & stand chairs.

50+ Computers inc qty Dell, laptops, TFT monitors, servers, printers inc colour laser, etc.

VEHICLES, FLT's & RACKING (to be sold at 12noon)

‘97P Ford Transit 100 LWB
‘97P Ford Refrigerated Transit 190 LWB
‘95N Ford Escort Refrigerated Van
‘94M Rover 218 SD 5 door
‘91H Ford Sierra Sapphire 1.8
Hyster 1.5 ton Gas FLT with side shift
Jungheinrich electric FLT model LE16
Good Quantity of Pallet Racking, Pallet Trucks, Trolleys, etc.

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Dreweatt Neate The Fine Art Auction Group.

28 October 2005, 10:30
Honiton Saleroom
205 High Street,
Honiton,
Devon EX14 1LQ.

Tel: 01404 42404
Fax: 01404 46510
Email: honiton@dnfa.com

Content: Clocks, Steam Models, Railwayana Sale,

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Mallams Auctions.

Independent Fine Art Auctioneers.
Wednesday June 29th
Bocardo House,
St. Michael's Street,
Oxford,
OX1 2EB
E-mail: oxford@mallams.co.uk

Silver & Plate, Jewellery, Watches, Antique Furniture, Clocks and Ceramics.

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The Auction Rooms , Longfield, Midhurst Road , Fernhurst , Haslemere, Surrey , GU27 3HA
Fine Art & Picture Sale

22/6/2005

Potteries Specialist Auctions
271 Waterloo Road , Cobridge , Stoke-on-Trent , Staffordshire , ST6 3HR
20th Century Ceramics & Collectables

22/6/2005

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The Auction Rooms , Longfield, Midhurst Road , Fernhurst , Haslemere, Surrey , GU27 3HA
Fine Art & Picture Sale

23/6/2005

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The Auction Rooms , Longfield, Midhurst Road , Fernhurst , Haslemere, Surrey , GU27 3HA
Russian Painting Sale

23/6/2005

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Grosvenor Galleries , 26 Grosvenor Street , Cheltenham , Gloucestershire , GL52 2SG
Furniture, Pictures, Ceramics & Works Of Art

23/6/2005

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Olympia , Hammersmith Road , London , W14 8UX
Contemporary Art

23/6/2005

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The Ramsey Salerooms , 4 Bowring Road , Ramsey , Isle of Man , IM8 2LQ
Antique, Fine Art & Collectables Sale

24/6/2005

Eastbourne Auction Rooms
Auction House , Finmere Road , Eastbourne , East Sussex , BN22 8QL
Fine Art, Antiques & Collectables Sale

24/6/2005

McTear's
Skypark , 8 Elliot Place , Glasgow , Scotland , G3 8EP
Coins, Medals & Militaria, Antiques, Jewellery, Silver & Works of Art

24/6/2005

Auktionshaus Dr. Fischer
Trappensee-Schloesschen , Heilbronn , 74074
Important Glass Auction

25/6/2005

Lots Road Auctions
71 Lots Road , Chelsea , London , SW10 0RN
Russian Picture Sale

26/6/2005

Wilkinsons Auctioneers Ltd.
The Old Salerooms , 28 Netherhall Road , Doncaster , South Yorkshire , DN1 2PW
Fine Furniture, Bronzes, Paintings & Effects

26/6/2005

Dupuis Fine Jewellery Auctioneers
Windsor Arm Hotel , 18 St. Thomas Street , Toronto , Canada , M5S 3E7
Important Jewels & Boutique Collection

27/6/2005

Anderson & Garland
Narrowgate Salerooms , Alnwick , Northumberland , NE66 1Jq
Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian and Reproduction Fruniture, Paintings, China, Glass, Jewellery, Silver, Electro-Plate, Books, Collectors Items, Persian Rugs

28/6/2005

Bearne's
St. Edmund's Court , Okehampton Street , Exeter , Devon , EX4 1DU
Two Day Diamond Jubilee Sale: To include; Ceramics & Glass, Silver & Jewellery, Picture, Collectors Items and More

28/6/2005

Dreweatt Neate Marlborough Salerooms
Formerly Hamptons Fine Art , Hilliers Yard, High Street , Marlborough , Wiltshire , SN8 1AA
Antique & Fine Art Sale

28/6/2005

Dupuis Fine Jewellery Auctioneers
Windsor Arm Hotel , 18 St. Thomas Street , Toronto , Canada , M5S 3E7
Important Jewels & Boutique Collection

28/6/2005

Fellows & Sons
Augusta House , 19 Augusta Street, Hockley , Birmingham , West Midlands , B18 6JA
Art & Antique Sale. Includes - Ceramics & Glassware, Silver, Jewellery, Furniture, Carpets, Toys, Dolls And Much More

28/6/2005

Byrne's Fine Art Auctioneers
Booth Mansion , 30 Watergate Street , Chester , Cheshire , CH1 2LA
Auction of Antique Furniture, Works of Art, Pictures, Silver, Jewellery & Ceramics

29/6/2005

Diamond Mills & Co.
The Orwell Hall , Orwell Road , Felixstowe , Suffolk , IP
Selected Antiques & Works of Art. Includes - Furniture, Mirrors, Lighting, Clocks, Silver, Jewellery & Watches, Ceramics, Glass & Works of Art

29/6/2005

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