Legal Description: KAIBAB EST WEST ANNEX 4 LOT 176 TERMS: $1,000..00 cash/cashier’s check deposit made out to Bidder in order to obtain a Bidder’s card. This deposit is refundable to all unsuccessful bidders and is non-refundable to the highest bidder. Balance of successful bid must be paid in cash or cashier’s check no later than 9/17/07, 12 PM. All Bidders are encouraged to personally inspect the subject property prior to auction as this property will be sold “as is” and “where is”. Sale is subject to Bankruptcy Trustee approval. Bidders must conduct all due diligence to satisfy themselves prior to bidding, including on-site inspections, land investigations, and title searches. Trustee will provide a Trustee’s Deed to the Successful Bidder approx. 14 days after the auction to be recorded. Bidder understands Bidder is purchasing subject property in “as is” condition and as such waives his/her review and approval of seller disclosure statement. Seller makes no representations or warranties whatsoever. Above information is deemed reliable, however it is the responsibility of each Bidder to confirm above information prior to auction. By signing below, the successful Bidder agrees to the above terms and conditions, waives all inspections/surveys after auctioneer says “sold”, and agrees to agency disclosure that Cunningham & Associates Real Estate, LLC represents the seller exclusively. Please note: Bidders must read the terms and conditions for each property they are interested in prior to auction as the deposit amounts and/or who the cashier’s check is made out to may be different for each property to be sold in auction.

TERMS: $1,000..00 cash/cashier’s check deposit made out to Bidder in order to obtain a Bidder’s card. This deposit is refundable to all unsuccessful bidders and is non-refundable to the highest bidder. Balance of successful bid must be paid in cash or cashier’s check no later than 9/17/07, 12 PM. All Bidders are encouraged to personally inspect the subject property prior to auction as this property will be sold “as is” and “where is”. Sale is subject to Bankruptcy Trustee approval. Bidders must conduct all due diligence to satisfy themselves prior to bidding, including on-site inspections, land investigations, and title searches. Trustee will provide a Trustee’s Deed to the Successful Bidder approx. 14 days after the auction to be recorded. Bidder understands Bidder is purchasing subject property in “as is” condition and as such waives his/her review and approval of seller disclosure statement. Seller makes no representations or warranties whatsoever. Above information is deemed reliable, however it is the responsibility of each Bidder to confirm above information prior to auction. By signing below, the successful Bidder agrees to the above terms and conditions, waives all inspections/surveys after auctioneer says “sold”, and agrees to agency disclosure that Cunningham & Associates Real Estate, LLC represents the seller exclusively. Please note: Bidders must read the terms and conditions for each property they are interested in prior to auction as the deposit amounts and/or who the cashier’s check is made out to may be different for each property to be sold in auction. BIDDER’S NAME (PRINT LEGIBLY):

Auction kicks off its 15th year in 2007.. Beginning Thursday, March 22, through 24, 2006, the auction will again raise its trademark big-top tents in Atlantic Station. "We look forward to making our 15th year the best yet, so that we can continue to provide significant support to the High's ambition of bringing great art and programming to Atlanta." "Louvre Atlanta" opens on October 14. The Year One exhibitions showcase the Louvre's royal collections, which make up the heart of the Museum's holdings and include paintings, sculptures, antiquities, drawings and decorative arts from the collections of the kings of France. The 2007 Wine Auction events will be organized by co-chairs Robin Howell and Katie Johnson. For more information about specific events, please visit www.atlanta-wineauction.org. The 2006 High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction set records as the most successful live auction in its 14-year history, bringing in revenues of more than $1.3 million. Total event revenues rose to more than $2.6 million (a 16% increase over 2005's record-breaking amount of $2.25 million). Silent auctions brought in more than $150,000. Last year also marked the Wine Auction's first time in the Atlantic Station neighborhood, the heart of Atlanta's cosmopolitan Westside and the city's newest location for community events. The largest fundraising event for the High, the Wine Auction ranks as one of the top five charity wine auctions in the country, drawing prominent winemakers from the U.S. and around the world. Founded in 1993, the High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction is the single largest fund-raising event for the High Museum of Art. Year

STATE OF TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND INSURANCE MOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSION 500 JAMES ROBERTSON PARKWAY 2nd FLOOR NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37243-1153 APPLICATION FOR AUTOMOBILE AUCTION LICENSE Pursuant to the Laws of the State of Tennessee and in accordance with the provisions of Section 4, Chapter 79, Public Acts of 1955, as amended.http://www.state.tn.us/commerce/boards/mvc/documents/mvcAuctionLic.pdf. Application is hereby made for a license to conduct business in the State of Tennessee as indicated. STATE SALES TAX NO.: ___________________________________________ PRIVILEGE LICENSE NO.: __________________________________________ AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALES IN TENNESSEE. IMPORTANT: ALL PERSONS MAKING APPLICATION FOR A MOTOR VEHCILE AUCTION LICENSE FOR THE FIRST TIME MUST FEE---- AUTOMOBILE AUCTION $400.00

Protest that conducting procurement using reverse auction format is impermissible because vendors’ prices will be disclosed during the auction is denied; agency is conducting reverse auction under simplified acquisition procedures, which encourage use of innovative procedures and do not expressly prohibit disclosure of HUD is contracting for those services using an online reverse auction; indeed, HUD has issued a notice to potential participants indicating its intent to conduct reverse auctions for 330 properties within Georgia and Pennsylvania.http://www.gao.gov/decisions/bidpro/295463.pdf.1 HUD is conducting the reverse auctions under the simplified acquisition procedures of Federal Acquisition Using this process, HUD will notify potential participants of an upcoming auction, specifying the time that the auction will start and close. Those who choose to participate will submit quotations to the online auction website. During the auction, the website will display the property to be inspected, the current lowest quotation, and the time remaining in the auction. At the close of the auction, competing vendors will be able to view all submitted quotations, as well as the winning quotation, and a purchase order will be sent to the winning vendor. MTB asserts that the reverse auction process established by HUD violates the Office of Federal Procurement Policy Act, 41 U.S.C. § 423(a) (2000) (and the implementing provisions of the FAR, §§ 3.104-3, 3.104-4), by disclosing or requiring vendors to disclose their quoted prices. Our Office has not previously considered the question of whether agencies properly may conduct procurements using reverse auction



•Bid by individual (but assignable to corp, partnership or LLC in which the bidder is a shareholder, partner, or member).http://www.nyc.gov/html/tlc/downloads/pdf/presentation_medallion_auction_revised.pdf. •Chair will determine whether to set upset price and how much. •Ties to be determined by drawing at bid opening. •Ties for reserve status determined by drawing at bid opening. •Failure to close means that forfeiture of $2000 deposit •Chair will set reserve class in an amount that is at least 10% of the number of each type of medallion being sold. Notice of the reserve class will appear in the medallion auction public notice. •Reserve bidders converted to winning bidders; date of notification = date of opening for deadlines. •Prevent brokers, principals, and employees from bidding IF the broker is representing other bidders at the auction. •Prevent winning bidders from defaulting to own reserve status bids •Winning bidders of multiple bids who default must default on lowest winning bids first. •Rule designed to be used in any future auctions, so it contains similar provisions for auctions of any future alternative fuel medallions or unrestricted medallions. •No current legislative authority to auction additional medallions, other than the remaining 150 accessible medallions.

Electric utilities proposed the descending clock auction in 2001 as the best means of obtaining BGS supply for residential and commercial customers at the lowest possible price.http://www.weathervane.rff.org/solutions_and_actions/United_States/RGGI/RGGI_NYC_Gabel.pdf. New Jersey has conducted 5 state-wide Auctions for BGS power, annually each February 2002-2006. Similar auction has been approved and will be used in Illinois (Com Ed and Ameren) in Fall 2006 to procure POLR in Fall 2006 to procure POLR supply. BGS Auction Overview Qualification criteria and processes, auction rules, Master Supply Agreement, are submitted by the utilities to the BPU for review and approval; are subject comment by interested parties and possible modification; and are ultimately approved by the BPU. The auction is conducted via internet by an Auction Manager that is hired by, but independent of, the utilities. BPU hires an auction expert (consultant) that advises the BPU during each stage of the bid prep and bid implementation process, and is also present in the bid room to oversee the process The BPU auction expert provides a report to the BPU with respect to the final results and whether the auction was competitive and conducted in a manner consistent with the approved auction rules. In advance of the qualification stage, detailed data related to the BGS load to be served is made available to prospective bidders on an auction website Utilities/auction manager conduct information sessions for prospective bidders: make presentations; provide information; answer questions No later than 10 days before date for interested parties to first apply to participate in the Auction, the auction manager will announce utility-specific load caps;

Chamber of Commerce are pleased to announce the First Antique Auction to be held at Jamestown Community College.http://www.sunyjcc.edu/college-wide/alumni/pdfs/AuctionConsignmentForm.pdf. We would like to invite your participation in this professionally run auction as a consignor and buyer. The annual auction consignment proceeds will be used to support the Alumni Fund at Jamestown Community College, the Santa Claus Lane celebration, and the continued development of the Allegheny River Valley Trail. No items will be accepted on Friday, August 3, 2007, as we will finalize set-up and begin the auction on Saturday, August 4 at 10 AM. Warehouse space is available until auction and we can pick up items or receive them now! For additional information call: Greater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce, 716/372-4433, ext. 13; JCC, 716/376-7507; or United Auctions, 716/307-3405. JCC Alumni and GOACC reserves the right and discretion to create or alter these groupings with the intent of benefiting the seller and the Auction as well as reject any consignments inappropriate for this sale. 3. Commission checks shall be issued within two weeks of the conclusion of the auction. Sale prices for each item shall be available shortly after the conclusion of the auction on the website of the Greater Olean Chamber of Commerce at www.oleanny.com. 4. JCC Alumni and GOACC shall be responsible for bad checks and debts arising out of the auction. To the extent there are any auction items that are not paid for by the purchaser, JCC Alumni and GOACC will make an effort to contact the purchaser but shall not be held liable for unpaid auction items to any degree beyond returning the unpaid items to the Seller. 5. This is

A more accurate description may be contained in the de ed.http://www.reauction.com/salepics/hh/memorandum.pdf. The auction purchase price of the property is: Balance Due 30 days from the date of auction closing or acceptance as written below. 1. Buyer has made a deposit of ) with Auctioneer, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, such deposit to be applied to the purchase price at settlement. The deposit is delivered to Seller to evidence Buyer’s good faith. In the event that the closing does not occur for any reason whatsoever, other than soley due to the fault of the Seller, Seller shall retain the deposit as a measure of liquidated damages. This provision shall in no way affect the right of the Seller and Auctioneer to rely upon and to exercise any other legal remedies or recourse available to them, including without limitation seeking specific performance or monetary damages, in event the closing contemplated herein does not occur due to default by Buyer. Buyer further agrees to pay all attorney fees, court costs and other costs of collection/enforcement incurred by Auctioneer and Seller due to a default by Buyer. 6. Buyer represents than an inspection satisfactory to Buyer has been made of the Property, and Buyer agrees to accept the Property in its present condition except as may be otherwise provided in an attachment to this agreement and acknowledged in writing by Seller and Auctioneer. Buyer acknowledges that neither the Seller nor the Auctioneer makes any representation or warranty concerning the Property, its zoning, uses, or descriptions of the Property. 10. Seller is selling the Property by deed description only, it being understood and agreed that the

All three are members of Les Dames d’Escoffier, an international organization of women leaders in the food, beverage and hospitality professions.. Not only is this the Auction’s 15th anniversary, but also we are celebrating our partnership with the Louvre. With a cadré of special vintner guests from the world’s major wine regions and notable Les Dames d’Escoffier chefs, this year’s festivities will be truly magnificent.” Serving as the Auction’s Guests of Honor are longtime friends and participants of the Auction. Made famous by the 1976 “Judgment of Paris,” the legendary tasting competition where the Barrett’s 1973 Chardonnay beat four white Burgundies and six other California Chardonnays, Chateau Montelena continues to reign as one of the world’s top wineries. The Auction’s three Special Guest Chefs will join forces to prepare a grand feast for the Gala Dinner Dance on Friday, March 23. She is a cooking show host, cookbook author and operates several notable restaurants, including Manhattan’s Becco, Felidia and Esca. Known as the “Chocolate Queen,” Alice Medrich is a master of pastry and baking arts. Renowned for her ingenious desserts, she is a two-time winner of the James Beard Foundation Award for Cookbook of the Year, and founder of the well-known San Francisco-based chocolate company, Cocolat. Anne Willan is a classic French culinary authority who has written over a dozen internationally published cookbooks. The 2006 High Museum Atlanta Wine Auction set records as the most successful live auction in its 14-year history, bringing in revenues of more than $1.3 million. Silent auctions brought in more

Thank you for participating in our real estate auction sale.. Please read carefully the following information as well as the example given herein. If you are unsure or need additional information, please contact an Auction Brokers representative. Time of sale List potential buyer ‹s name and address and please have your client sign below. Name: 1. The bidder and prospective purchaser (your client) must name the agent or broker in writing prior to inspection of the property listed above, and/or prior to registering to bid. Verbal agreements between any party related to the transaction are non-binding. 2. You must attend the auction with your client, and assist them with the bidding. 3. You must assist your client throughout the purchasing term until settlement. 4. A commission will be paid to the Broker at settlement at a rate of two percent (2% ) of your client ‹s opening bid and an additional one percent (1% ) of the difference between the opening bid and final accepted high bid. For example: If you and your client agree to give an opening bid of $100,000 and the prop-erty sold to your client for a high bid of $150,000, your broker would receive (2% ) of the $100,000 and (1% ) of $50,000 for a total co-op fee of $2500. The higher the opening bid, the higher the commission paid. 5. No commission will be paid to brokers or agents acting as principals, or to any broker who is currently suspended or disbarred by the Real Estate Commission.

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Over 40,000 vehicles are being offered to the public this year.http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/cic_text/cars/autoauctions/gsa.pdf. Typically these vehicles have been used for ordinary transportation by government agencies. There are no buyer’s fees. Very convenient Use our website to find an auction near you, search for specific models and download auction lists. More than 40 auction sites nationwide. Auctioning 40,000 U.S. Government quality cars, trucks, vans and SUVs this year. Experience the convenience and value of purchasing a quality American-made car, truck, van or SUV at one of our auctions. If you are new to the auction process, let us help. Our website w w w.autoauct ions.gsa.gov provides lists of vehicles for sale, auction locations and times, and a description of the process. The local auction houses where we sell our vehicles are there to help you. Or call the auction house and ask “When is the next GSA Auction?” 2. Register and preview at auction – it’s free. At the auction house, register for the sale, and use the inventory list to inspect vehicles on the lot. Ask the auction staff how it works. Ask the auction house what is accepted.

LIVE ON-SITE Beginning at 10:00 A.http://www.cia-auction.com/auctiondata/images/news/RBW_Brochure.pdf.M. ASSETS NO LONGER REQUIRED IN THE CONTINUING OPERATIONS OF TO SCHEDULE AN AUCTION OR APPRAISAL, CALL (818) 508-7034 Can't make it to the auction in person? TO SCHEDULE AN AUCTION OR APPRAISAL, CALL (818) 508-7034 Can't make it to the auction in person? MACHINERY AUCTION AUCTION FOR THE COMPLETE TERMS & CONDITIONS OF THIS AUCTION FEATURED AUCTION For a Complete Listing of Upcoming Auctions Visit www.BIDITUP.com. Register Online and Receive Auction Updates & Information via E-mail. Can’t attend the auction in person? MACHINERY AUCTION, LOOK INSIDE!

PUBLIC AUCTION UNCLAIMED VEHICLES THE PORT AUTHORITY OF NY & NJ VEHICLE IMPOUND NEWARK LIBERTY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 14 PORT STREET, NEWARK, NJ (973) 961-6183 SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2005 @ 10:00 A.http://www.panynj.gov/DoingBusinessWith/contractors/pdfs/SSO_Vehicle_Auction_3-26_V1.pdf.M. INSPECTION: FROM 8:00 A.M. UNTIL 10:00 A.M. DAY OF AUCTION PICK-UP DAY OF SALE UNTIL 2:00 P.M. MARCH 28, 2005 TO MARCH 31, 2005 10:00 A.M. TO 2:00 P.M. AUCTIONEER AUCTION PHONE: (201) 641-4440 FAX: (201) 641-8930

BUY LIKE THE DEALERS BUY Over 129 vehicles Auctioned to the Public Many Makes and Models! Chevrolet • Ford • Dodge • Volvo • Toyota Partial Vehicle Inventory List (see inside for more) 1996 GMC Suburban 4x4 1998 Jeep Wrangler 4x4 2002 Mercury Cougar 2001 Lincoln Continental 2000 Volkswagen Beetle 2000 Toyota Camry 1999 Volkswagen Jetta PUBLIC AUCTION AUCTIONShttp://www.atlanticremarketing.com/auctions/2004/ideal_motors/mailer1.pdf

You will see this page only on your first login.http://www.singaporeair.com/saa/en_UK/docs/company_info/procurement/commercial_supplies/SESAMi_Auction_Training_Manual.pdf. It is advised that you print it for future reference. Please read this Terms and Conditions before the use of the e-Bidding engine Enter your bid amount To decrease the amount of the bid, click on this button and the amount will be automatically decreased by the minimum bid decrement amount require for the auction. BID CONFIRMATION. You should be brought to a "Bid Results" page where it shows whether your bid has been accepted. You will receive this message IF the bid that you have submitted has being superceded by a better bid. Modified 16 June, 2003 To Re-Bid, click on GO BACK button on the BID CONFIRMATION page (Note: You should be brought to the page where you submit your first bid. Repeat the same process as per Page 9 to submit another bid ) (Note: Your bid must be lower than the current leading bid as shown in the table at the bottom of the page)

We find that on average it is cheaper to buy Treasury bills in the auction than in the when-issued market just before the auction closes.http://www.anderson.ucla.edu/faculty/sushil.bikhchandani/papers/main.pdf. Cammack (1991) and Spindt and Stolz (1992) investigate the relation between auction prices for 13-week Treasury bills and prices of seasoned Treasury bills that have the same time to maturity as the newly auctioned bills. In contrast, we compare when-issued prices at the auction time with the winning prices in the auction. Both the auction and the when-issued market on the day of the auction are markets for forward contracts with three days to maturity, so no adjustment is needed to make the comparison. Further data analysis in Section 4 supports the hypothesis that strategic bidding behavior is the reason why in a vast majority of auctions the highest bid price exceeded the when-issued ask price at auction time. We find this relationship to be stronger in auctions in which the highest bid price exceeds the when-issued ask price at auction time. In contrast, if she bids for a large quantity in the auction this private information will be revealed only after the auction. Many primary dealers are short in the when-issued market before the auction as they sell these contracts to those institutional clients who want to be certain of obtaining the bills to be auctioned. Al-though 145 auctions were held during this period, for 15 of these auctions we could not collect when-issued price data at auction times. Summary statistics of the 130 auctions that correspond to the when-issued rates at 1:00 pm on auction days in our data set. On average the when-issued ask rate at 1:00 pm on auction days is

AUCTION Tuesday, April 2, 2002 --- Sale Time: 10:00 a.http://www.lubbockonline.com/images/class_ads/pdf/177919.pdf.m. LOCATED: From Akin, Texas 3 Miles North On Highway 2301, Then 1 Mile East On Co. Rd. 110 Or From Lockney, Texas 4 Miles West On Highway 70, Then 3 Miles North on Highway 2301, Then 1 Miles East On Co. Rd. 110, Or From Plainview, Texas 10 Miles East On Highway 70, Then 3 Miles North On Highway 2301, Then 1 Mile East On Co. Rd. 110 MARK SHERMAN & LINDAN MORRIS -Owners For Information Telephone: Mark (806)652-3776, Or Lindan (806) 652-2312 (day), Or (806)652-2270 (night) Or Five Star Auctioneers: Merv Evans (806) 864-3721, Or Jimmy Reeves (806) 864-3362 Good Times Lunch By T-C B.B. Que NOTE: If You Are In Need Of Nice, Clean, Well Cared For Equipment, You Will Not Want To Miss This Sale! Mark & Lindan Are Quitting Farming And Will Sell The Following At Public Auction: TRACTORS - COTTON EQUIPMENT - SPRAY EQUIPMENT - GRAIN TRUCKS -

AUCTION Saturday, March 9, 2002 --- Sale Time: 10:00 a.http://www.lubbockonline.com/images/class_ads/pdf/175441.pdf.m. LOCATED: Lakeview, Texas (Lakeview Gin Yard) Lakeview is Located 9 Miles Southwest Of Memphis, Texas On Hwy. 256. HALL COUNTY AREA FARMERS, BILL MOORE -- Owners Telephone: Five Star Auctioneers: (806) 296-0379 or Jim Sumners (806) 864-3611 Night Cafe On Gin Yard To Serve Lunch CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME – All Equipment Must Be Removed By Two Weeks After Sale – NO EXCEPTIONS! Due To Bill Moore, Goodnight, Texas, Retiring: The Following Will Be Sold At Public Auction: TRACTORS – TRAVEL TRAILER, PICKUPS – COTTON EQUIPMENT – FARM EQUIPMENT – SPRAY EQUIPMENT, TRAILERS, TANKS – LIVESTOCK TRAILERS, LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT – LUMBER, NON-CLASSIFIED – Note: Any Announcement Sale Day Takes Precedence MERVIN W. EVANS (806) 864-3721

AUCTION CALENDAR 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 McCullough, 316-283-3300 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 10:00 A.M. 502 S. Main (Lake Vista), Hesston Furniture, household, collectibles Gilbert & Opal Pankratz, Sellers Auctioneer/REALTOR® : Van Schmidt, 620-367-3800 • 620-367-2331 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 9:30 A.M. 1308 Grandview, Newton Eagle collection, Coins of Nations collection, household, large screen TV, yard equipment Brenda Maurer, Seller Auction Specialists, LLC • www.auctionspecialists.com Auctioneers: Vern Koch CES, 283-6700 • Mike Flavin, 283-8164 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 9:30 A.M. 8 mi N of the North Newton I-135 interchange on K-15, 2 mi W & 1/2 mi back S on 30th Ave. (N. Meridian), or from Moundridge 8 mi E & 1/2 S, or from Goessel on K-15, 3 mi S, 2 W & 1/2 S John Deere 630 tractor, Ranch King riding mower/42” cut, antique wardrobes,

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