All persons desiring to bid must be registered prior to the auction and must have obtained a Bidder’s Number.http://www.lonestarauctioneers.com/auctions/usmsjewelry/forms/TermsandConditions.pdf. Lone Star Auctioneers, Inc., herein after referred to as the Auctioneer, reserves the right to add to or withdraw from the auction any items listed or not listed, to group individual lots into larger lots for sale, to subdivide lots into smaller lots for sale, or to sell all lots in bulk when it is in the best interest of the Seller. Changes to or additional terms and conditions, additions or deletions may be announced by the Auctioneer before or during the course of the auction. Lone Star Auctioneers, Inc. neither conducted an appraisal nor has any association with the appraiser for this auction. The appraisal is conducted under a contract with the United States Marshals Service which is entirely separate from the Auction contract. The Auctioneer has no control over the appraisal contract, and cannot warrant, stand behind or guarantee information contained in the appraisal. The Auctioneer will not be held responsible for appraisals or appraisal information for any reason whatsoever. The Auctioneer shall not be responsible for the correct description, authenticity, genuineness, or defect in any lot and makes no warranty in connection therewith. Internet bidders must submit registration information, required forms (containing an original signature), plus a $1,000 bid deposit to Lone Star Auctioneers by Noon Friday, August 6, 2004. Payment for purchases must be received in the form of cashiers check or check with a bank letter of guarantee no later than 5:00 P.M., Central Time on the third bank day following the
will be offered at public auction on March 19, 2005.http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/co/victim_witness_info/redstone_auction.pdf. The properties include the Redstone Castle, a Carriage House, a Stable Complex, and a Victorian Style Home. Interested parties may participate by attending the live auction, submitting a written bid, or bidding online through a real-time Internet simulcast of the event. Auction Timeline: Interested parties may make appointments to preview the properties on these days. The bidders’ conference will take place at 7 p.m. at the Redstone Inn, 82 Redstone Blvd. Through this pre-auction event, interested parties will learn more about the bidding and the properties, and can participate in a mock practice auction. Auction Day: March 19 Registration for the auction begins at noon; the auction will start promptly at 2 p.m. Auction Location: Continue on Midland for approximately 1.5 miles, and turn right into the Community Center. Online bidders can download the registration form from the Treasury Department website listed below, fill it out, and mail it with the proper deposit to arrive by March 17 at EG&G Technical Services, 7845 Ashton Ave., Manassas, VA, 20109. Online bidders will then be notified about additional requirements, assigned a bidder number, and instructed on how to locate and access the auction web site. Bidders must fill out a bidder registration card and present proof of earnest money to participate in the auction. For a detailed information package, including the terms of the sale and bidder requirements, or to take a virtual tour of Redstone Castle, visit: http://www.treas.gov/auctions/customs/redstone01.html.
Seller is obligated to complete the transaction with the highest bidder upon the listing's completion, unless there is an exceptional circumstance, such as, (a) the buyer fails to pay for the Goods, or (b) Auction Inn cannot authenticate the buyer's identity.http://www.auctioninn.com/media/Intake_Form.pdf. Should the Goods fail to sell after being listed on eBay, Seller hereby authorizes Auction Inn to dispose of such unsold Goods ("Unsold Goods") as Seller indicates on the reverse side of this page (Reverse Page). Seller agrees that if Seller fails to pick up goods within five (5) working days, Auction Inn will donate the goods to the charity of Auction Inn’s choice. As consideration for the Services, Seller agrees Auction Inn will be entitled to collect a sales fee ("Sales Fee") according to the following formula: forty percent (40%) of the first $100 of the price for which the Goods are sold (the "Sales Price") plus thirty percent (30%) of the next $200 of the Sales Price plus twenty percent (20%) of the remaining Sales Price over $500. Following receipt by Auction Inn of the Sales Price from the buyer, Auction Inn is authorized by Seller to deduct the Sales Fee from the monies received and forward the remainder to Seller at the address listed on this page, within fourteen (14) days from the date of receipt of the Sale Price. By choosing the Auction Inn Fundraising Program, the seller acknowledges that (i) Auction Inn is not a charitable organization; (ii) Auction Inn is not providing tax advice to the seller, and the seller is expected to rely on his own tax advisor as to all tax effects of the Program on the seller; (iii) the seller is relying on the certification
AUCTION CALENDAR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 9:30 A.http://www.thekansan.com/dayads/090407/cla_AuctionCalendar_0904.pdf.M. 200 N. Poplar (Wheat Building), Goessel Antique, collectibles, furniture, household, 1983 Kountry Aire 27 camping trailer Leppke Antiques, Elmer & Lillian Leppke, Sellers Auctioneer/REALTOR® : Van Schmidt, 620-367-3800 • 620-367-2331 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 9:34 A.M. 528 Harvey, Halstead Antique furniture, collectible glass, Sandzen prints, Hummels, antique dishes Rich Regier, Seller Auctioneer/REALTOR® : Wade Brubacher, 316-283-9183 • bruauction.com SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 5:34 P.M. 528 Harvey, Halstead REAL ESTATE: 3 BR, 2 BA, 1,912 sq. ft., basement, corner lot, mature trees Rich Regier, Seller Coldwell Banker Stucky & Associates REALTORS® , 316-283-1330 Auctioneer/REALTOR ® : Wade Brubacher, 316-283-9183 • bruauction.com SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 9:30 A.M. 320 E. 8th, Newton Antiques, collectibles, Carnival glass, 1994 Subaru, household Marjorie Odom Estate, Seller Auction Specialists, LLC • www.auctionspecialists.com Auctioneers: Vern Koch CES, 283-6700 • Mike Flavin, 283-8164 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 10:00 A.M. 16501 NW 72nd, from Moundridge: 4 mi S, 3 mi W, 1 mi S & 3/4 mi W 2004 Mahindra 4110 tractor & loader, 2002 Kawasaki Mule 3000, 1999 Arctic Cat 4x4 4 wheeler, Landau 20 40 hp pontoon boat, farm & household items Myron (Mike) & Barbara Stucky, Sellers Auctioneer/REALTOR® : Van Schmidt, 620-367-3800 • 620-367-2331 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 12:30 P.M. 320 E. 8th, Newton REAL ESTATE: Bungalow style home, 1,092 GFA, detached garage, 2 BR, 33x165 lot Marjorie Odom Estate, Seller Midwest Land Specialists, Inc. Auctioneer/REALTOR ® : Vern Koch, 316-283-6700 • Broker: Steve
Estate Auction Fine Estate Auction Featuring The Partial Contents Of A Sudbury, Massachusetts Mansion Together With Orientalia From Two New England Collections.http://www.cyrauction.com/catalogs/082207/August222007flyer28.pdf. at Cyr Auction Gallery Wednesday, August 22 at 5:00 pm preview - day of sale, 12:00 - 4:45 pm Our Gallery is air-conditioned! James D. Cyr, President David Kimball, ME Lic. #1434 207-657-5253 Cyr Auction Company, Inc. fax 207-657-5256 Route 100, North, P.O. By submitting a bid, the “Pur-chaser” consents to all of the terms and conditions of sale for Cyr Auction Company. ALL PROPERTY SOLD AS IS, WHERE IS AND WITH ALL FAULTS AND NEITHER CYR AUCTION COMPANY NOR THE upcoming auctions at www.cyrauction.com Our Auction Gallery is easy access off Exit 63 of the Maine Turnpike.
LANSING – Almost 500 lots of gold and silver coins, coin books, currency and other collectible items will be sold at a Department of Management and Budget auction Saturday, June 16, at 3353 N.http://www.michigan.gov/documents/dmb/UnclaimedPropAuction_199228_7.pdf. Martin Luther King Boulevard, Lansing. Prospective buyers may examine items Friday, June 15, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday from 8 to 9:30 a.m. The auction begins at 10 a.m. The auction items come from safe deposit boxes that went unclaimed by owners. By law, unclaimed items are turned over to the Department of Treasury. The department publishes the names of the property owners on its Web site in an attempt to locate them. Property that is not claimed is eventually sold at auction. Items are continually added to the bid list, which is posted online. Auction officials, who expect a large turnout for the event, encourage prospective buyers to attend the Friday inspection hours. Lines will be formed, and prospective buyers will have limited time to view the auction items. Purses, briefcases, backpacks and other bags will not be allowed in the auction area. Loupes, hand-held magnifying glasses, small scales and small metal analyzers will be allowed. Successful bidders must pay at the time of purchase using cash, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, American Express or checks made payable to the State of Michigan. Purchases must be claimed by 3 p.m. More information about the auction is available by calling (517) 335-8816.
For mounting on a truck.http://www.auctionxpress.com/auction_images/site04/16/Iowa_Building.pdf. Everything sells like is, as is, where is. No warranties or guarantees are in effect whether expressed or implied. All purchases must be paid for the day of sale. Payment can be cash, travelers’ check, cashiers check, company or personal check. A bank letter must accompany a company or personal check. This letter must be made out to Hilpipre Auction Co. and becomes the property of the Auction Company. This letter must state the financial institution’s willingness to honor all checks made payable to Hilpipre Auction Co. Announcements made at time of sale supercede any previous announcements. A 10% buyers premium applies to all purchases. Everything to be removed immediately.
The Seller has elected to market their horse / pasture acreage via the “Accelerated Auction Marketing Method”, thereby eliminating additional carrying costs that are incurred with conventional marketing and passing these savings on to the new owners.http://www.hotelresortauction.com/event/watkins/watkins_brochure_web.pdf. Each bidder shall be required to and verification by all parties relying on possess a certified check drawn payable to themselves in the amount of $5,000.00 Closing shall take place within 30 days of the auction and in accordance with Seller’s Purchase & Sales Agreement to be executed by Buyer and Seller after and inspection of the property IS therefrom. 3. SELLER’S & AUCTIONEER’S legal effect. DISCLAIMER: All announcements made by the auctioneer shall take precedence over any previously written material or oral statements made by auctioneer. Conduct of the auction, the Total Contract Price. increments of the bidding, and decisions as to the high bidder will be at the sole discretion of the auctioneer. Highest Bidder The information contained in this amount of the real estate and forfeited if brochure is subject to the inspection Buyer is unable to close escrow. it. The Seller and their agents expressly disclaim any and all 7. BROKER PARTICIPATION: A four liabilities, which may be based on such percent (4%) commission will be paid to information, errors therein or omissions the Licensed real estate broker whose client pays and closes escrow on the and warranties as may be set forth in a acreage. To qualify for the commission, definitive purchase agreement between the licensed agent must register their Seller and Purchaser shall have any client and accompany their client
Please consider supporting the Auction by donating an item for bidding.http://www.aapd.org/foundation/specialevents/2007auctionform.pdf. Past items have included specialty food, wine, vacation accommodations, art pieces, tickets to sporting events, items autographed by celebrities, collectibles, jewelry and cash donations. The full value of the item is tax-deductible as a charitable donation. Donors are recognized in the May and July issues of Pediatric Dentistry Today, on the AAPD Web site, on Auction signage, in the Foundation Annual Report and in the Auction brochure that is distributed to all Annual Session attendees. Donors also receive auction donor ribbons for their name badge at the annual session. In order to participate, this form must be received at AAPD Headquarters by Monday, April 23, 2007. NOTE: Your auction item description will be emailed to you prior to the Annual Session. You may make edits at that time. No changes may be made to the description at the Annual Session. Gift certificates are not eligible Auction donations. Donated gift certificates may be used as door prizes or giveaways at the Annual Session, please contact the AAPD Foundation if you wish to make this type of donation. If you are donating more than one item, please indicate if the items should be auctioned together or separately. VALUE (must be a minimum of $250 unless item is wine or specialty beverage): You will be notified of shipping instructions following the close of the Silent Auction. However, please do send a picture or illustration of the item for the display on the auction boards.
A Knight of Rock ’n’ Roll Pace Academy Parents Club Spring Auction Greek Cathedral of Atlanta • March 24, 2007 month prior to the Auction You will have a full-page advertisement in the Auction catalog Your company logo will appear on every bidder’s paddle Your company will be recognized on the invitation as a Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame Sponsor Your company will be featured at the top of the sponsor board at the Auction You will receive four complimentary tickets to the Auction Your logo and company name will appear on a large banner outside of Pace Academy one month prior to the Auction Your company name will be highlighted in all communication regarding the Auction You will have a full-page advertisement in the Auction catalog Your company will be recognized on the invitation as a Platinum Album Sponsor Your company will be featured on the top of the sponsor board at the Auction You will receive four complimentary tickets to the Auction Your logo and company name will appear on a large banner outside of Pace Academy one month prior to the Auction You will have a full-page advertisement in the Auction catalog Your company will be recognized in all Auction publicity Your company will be recognized as a sponsor on the invitation Your company name will be featured on the sponsor board at the Auction You will receive two complimentary tickets to the Auction You will have a half-page advertisement in the Auction catalog You will be recognized in Auction publicity You will be recognized as a sponsor on the invitation Your company name will be featured on the sponsor board at the Auction You .http://www.paceacademy.org/uploaded/Parents_Club/AuctionSponsor.pdf
Want the best possible price for your auction? This document will hopefully give you some ideas for improving the effectiveness of your SitePoint Marketplace auction so that it generates more traffic and leads.http://www.sitepoint.com/marketplace/documents/auctionguide.pdf. For ideas and comparisons, try browsing through the other auctions in the SitePoint Marketplace. You can even look at similar auctions or classifieds on other Websites. Getting the most out of your SitePoint Marketplace auction 1 2. When you create a SitePoint Marketplace auction, you will be presented with an online form that asks you to fill in some basic information about what you are selling. Should I sell my domain names together in one auction, or separately in separate auctions? Getting the most out of your SitePoint Marketplace auction 2 Templates, services for sale: 1. 2. 3. 4. If I'm selling multiple templates, should I sell them together in one auction or separately in multiple auctions? 3. Carefully consider your auction title Because far more people will see your auction title than will read the full-length listing, it is very important that your auction has a good title. When you submit a new auction, a title will be provided based on the information you entered into the form. The upgraded auction links show only the auction's title. Purchasing a listing upgrade for your auction can bring additional traffic to your auction. You do not have to purchase the upgrade at the same time as you create the auction, as you can apply an upgrade to an pre-existing auction, regardless of how long ago it was created.
Enter the text you wish to include in the publication notice; click the Font button {F} to format the text.http://www.hitechsoftware.com/rentplus/help/RentPlusAuctionProcess.pdf. f. Select the information details you wish to include in the publication notice g. Click Finish to save the auction details. e. Click Ok to save and close the form. 3. Add charges and print a notice of sale for the auction customers b. Check the box marked “Only include customers scheduled for auction on” and select the Auction Date from the drop down list of auction dates. Click Select All to select all the accounts, then click Next d. Check the box marked Add a Charge, and select the charge to be added. e. Check the box marked Print Letter, and select the letter to be printed. f. Check the box marked Suspend Access to the unit(s) g. Check the box marked Print Report, then click Finish h. Confirm that you wish to proceed – the charge will be added, the letters will be printed, and the report will be printed. Click Next to skip the dates page, unless you need to change any of the dates associated with this Auction. e. Click Next to skip the list of customers scheduled for auction. You can automatically insert the dates associated with this Auction into the Publication text by using these tags in the publication text: 1. 6. Print a list of customers scheduled for Auction 7. Include dates associated with the auction in Collection letters. Note that if the customer is not on any auction list, the letter will not substitute anything for the tags.
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Regulators determined that BGS electricity supply would be purchased by the New Jersey utilities through an auction process.http://www.pseg.com/media_center/pdf/EnergyAuctionPP.pdf. The first auction was held in February 2002 to supply $3.8 billion of electricity from August 2002 through July 2003. The second BGS auction process will take place beginning February 3, 2003. New Jersey’s four Electric Distribution Companies (EDCs) - PSE&G, JCP&L, Conectiv and Rockland Electric Company (RECO) will participate in multi-billion dollar auctions to purchase New Jersey’s BGS electricity supply. In this second auction, EDCs will be seeking as much as 18,000 MW of electric load for BGS service beginning in August 2003. However, the auctions in 2003 will differ from last year’s. The auction process will consist of two concurrent auctions: one called the hourly energy price or HEP auction for larger customers (about 1700 statewide) for 2,600 MW and one, a general auction for smaller commercial and residential customers, for 15,500 MW. The general auction for the smaller customer group load will be split into two different durations. The general auction will be a descending clock auction via the Internet. The large customer auction will also be a descending clock auction via the Internet as well. Load in the large customer auction will be offered in tranches of approximately 25 MW for a 10-month term. Date of auction start BPU approval of winning bids Start of period being bid PSEG and the BGS Auction Two affiliates of PSEG are involved in the BGS auction: PSE&G and PSEG Power. PSE&G hopes to secure all or most of its BGS supply needs from the auction. The auctions will be administered
Auction Day is a powerful tool for presenting images and pictures.http://www.auctionservices.com/aday/manual/Aday.pdf. The following information will help get you started using Auction Day quickly. Enabling Auction Day To use the special features in Auction Day, you'll need to enter your registration, enable the Auction Mode, and configure your preferences. Entering Your Registration First, remove the trial screen by entering the registration code that was provided to you when you purchased Auction Day. This code may be entered in the registration window by selecting Enter Registration Key(s) from the Help menu. You will need to enter two registration keys: one for 'CompuPic Pro' and one for Auction Day. Activating Auction Mode Once your registration information has been entered, you will want to turn on the Auction Mode. Auction Mode may already be enabled. If is not, just follow these steps: 1. Open a file in the viewer. Auction Day has several options which allow you to customize how the program runs in Auction Mode. With the Preferences open, click the Auction entry in the list along the left side of the Preferences window.
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