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Shirlaw Cathcart
Type of Sale: Auction
Date/Location: 05 May 2005 12:00
12 Lambhill Quadrant
Kinning Park
Glasgow
G41 1SB

Viewing: Morning of sale from 9am.
Catalogue Info: See auctioneers website.

Content: GYM EQUIPMENT
2 Reebox Body Trec, 2 Cybex electronic trotters, 5 Tectrix Climbmax steppers, 12 cybex chest, shoulder, leg curl, leg extension, abdominal, hip abduction, tricep, fly & arm curl machines Cybex metabolic bike.
MUSICAL EQUIPMENT
saxaphone, trumpet, clarinet, flute, classical 12 & 6 string, acoustic, electric 6 string & bass guitars, violins, mandolins, electronic keyboards, portable amplifiers, harmonicas, large range accessories including stands, flutes, sticks, music, stands, cases, strings, etc. etc
GENERAL & INDUSTRIAL
200 bottles wines, BBQ coal & accessories, fuel, candles, utensils, cushions, throws, towels, photo albums, bags, fashion models, chairs, settee, cash registers, aluminium ladders, mantle rails Hobart A200 mixer, 4 oven racks, Eurofours 2 oven, Potterton Sabre 28 gas boiler, Fastron baking oven.
CLOTHING
Large range ladies, childrens, clothing, tops, trousers, jackets, pyjamas, dressing gowns, T-shirts, jeans etc. etc.
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Husseys
Type of Sale: Auction
Date/Location: 07 May 2005 11:00
Exeter Livestock Centre
Matford Park Road
Exeter
Devon
EX2 8FD

Viewing: Day Prior 4pm to 8pm.
Catalogue Info:
Content: SUPERB QUALITY NEW TEAK GARDEN FURNITURE OF EUROPEAN & AMERICAN DESIGNS
Garden Settings to Include: 2, 3 & 4 seater solid teak benches
Dining Settings: for 4-12 people; tables, extension tables, folding chairs, armchairs, deckchairs, coffee tables, poolside furniture including steamer recliners, sundeck chairs, BBQ tables - all in plantation dried teak.
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Henry Butcher International Ltd
Type of Sale: Auction
Date/Location: 12 May 2005 10:00
The Works
Leigh Road
Washwood Heath
Birmingham
West Midlands
B8 2YF

Content: MODERN HIGH QUALITY CRANEAGE, SOMERS LIFTS, MACHINE TOOLS, WOODWORKING, UNUSED INCINERATOR, GENERATOR AND 1000’S OF HAND TOOLS

Craneage
KSR Demag ‘8330280’ 2 x 10T SWL Single Girder Portal Crane (2000)
Demag 25 Tonne, 20 Tonne, 15 Tonne, 10 Tonne, 5 Tonne and 2 Tonne Electric Overhead Travelling Cranes (15 off circa 1998)
Pelloby 5000Kg x 3,000mm (approx) Swing Jib Crane (1999) (2 off)
Range of Slings, Chains, Shackles and Spreader Bars; Test Weights

Lifting and Moving Equipment
Somers 22 Tonnes SWL Twin Electric Lifts (32 Pairs, 1999)
Somers 8 Tonnes Wheel Free Electric Lifts (Portable) (2 off))
Master Mover ‘5-200 & 5-300’ Electric Tugs (4 off)
Hymo 4000Kg Hydraulic Lift Tables, 2.6m x 1.0m Table (5 off)
Range of Manual Hydraulic Pallet Trucks, Sack Trucks and Trolleys

Machine Workshop
Guifil ‘GHE 10-25’ Hydraulic Guillotine, 2500mm x 10mm Capacity (2002)
Pearson ‘103’ 100 Tonne x 3m Hydraulic Pressbrake
Crefco ‘Unifold’ 2500mm Powered Box & Pan Folder
FJ Edwards 72" x 3" Manual Folder
Edwards ‘4FT16G’ 48" Treadle Operated Guillotine
60" and 48" Powered Pyramid Bending Rolls
Startrite ‘20V’ Vertical Bandsaw (4 off)
Startrite ’24-T-10’ Vertical Bandsaw
Pedrazzoli ‘SN270’ Horizontal Bandsaw
Sealey Horizontal Bandsaws (2 off)
Emmegi ‘200A’, Addison ‘Brown 250’ and Hitachi ‘C10FA’ Mitre Cut off Saws
Asquith ‘OD1’ 4’6" Elevating Radial Arm Drill
Elliott ‘2MR’ 6" Slotting Machine
Cincinnati ‘207MK’ Horizontal Milling Machine, 53" x 12" Table
Bridgeport ‘BRJ’ Turret Head Milling Machine, 42" x 9" Table, 2 Axis DRO
Colchester ‘Triumph 2000’ x 50" SS & SC Gap Bed Lathe
Pollard ‘150 Head’ Twin Spindle In-Line Pillar Drill
Startrite ‘Mercury’ 10 Speed Drill Press (3 off)
Norton and Sweeney & Blocksidge Flypresses (6 off)
Murex ‘Transmig Synergic 350’ Mig Welder
West ‘Mig300S’ Mig Welders (2 off)
Cebora ‘Plasma Prof 120’ Plasma Cutter
Sureweld ‘Plasma Plus 140E’ Plasma Cutter
Cebora ‘Tig Star 250’ Tig Welders (2 off)
Ancillary equipment to include
Record Bench Vices, Metal Work Benches,
Racks, Bar Racks, Cabinets, Welding Screens,
Fettling Booths, 15 Drawer Tool Cabinets,
Drills, Milling Cutters, Reamers, Taps,
Dies, Sockets, Screws, Forming Tools,
Dividing Heads, Machine Vices, Vee Blocks, Squares etc
Tube Bending and Finishing
Addison ‘DB76’ CNC Tube Bender, Max Dia 76mm x 3mm Thickness (1995)
APB ‘CB76’ Hydraulic Tube Bender, Max Dia 76mm
HM Production ‘ZP-45’ Single End Deburring Machines, 250 x 45mm Capacity (Choice of 2)
Woodworking
Felder ‘K7X’ Dimension Saw Bench (1998)
Felder ‘AD741’ Planar Thicknesser (1998)
Felder ‘FS900KF’ Double Sided Belt Linisher (1998)
Felder ‘S7’ Spindle Router (1998)
Dewalt ‘DW1150’ Planar Thicknesser
Wadkin ‘BZL’ Wood Turning Lathe
Lennartsfors ‘DS300’ Disc Sander
Phillipson Spindle Router
Elu ‘TGS173’ Cut-Off Saw
DCE Unimaster Twin Bad Dust Extraction Units (Choice of 4)
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Commercial Vehicle Auctions Ltd
Type of Sale: Auction
Date/Location: 14 May 2005 11:00
Roy Gilson Haulage Ltd
The Aucklands
Broad Lane
Sykehouse
Goole
Humberside

Content: COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
TRACTOR UNITS
O1Y Mercedes 25-43LS Sleeper Cab 6x2 unit x2
O1X ERF EC11-38 Sleeper Cab 6x2 Unit - pto
O1X ERF EC11-41 Sleeper Cab 6x2 Unit - pto
OOX ERF ECS11-41 Sleeper Cab 6x2 Unit - pto
OOX Mercedes 2545 Long Diststance Cab 6x2 unit
OOW Mercedes 2540 Sleeper Cab 6x2 Unit
OOV Volvo FM-12 420 Sleeper Cab 6x2 unit - pto
99T Mercedes 1840 LS Long Distance Cab 4x2 Unit
98R Mercedes 1840 LS Sleeper Cab 4x2 Unit
96N ERF EC12-410 Sleeper Cab 6x2 Unit
91H Volvo F10-320 4x2 Sleeper Cab Unit
97R ERF EC11-34 Sleeper Cab 4x2 Unit - engine u/s
TRAILERS
04 MONTRACON tri axle 40ft Skeletal
99 WEIGHTLIFTER tri axle 40ft Skeletal
98 SDC tri axle 40ft Skeletal x2
97 WEIGHTLIFTER tri axle 40ft Skeletal
95 DENNISON tri axle 40ft Skeletal x3
96 SAMRO tri axle 13ton Curtainsider
90 WILCOX tandem 45yd walking floor bulker x2
84 AHP tri axle 50yd walking floor bulker
84 WILCOX tri axle 60yd walking floor bulker
VANS
95N NISSAN TERRANO II SLX 4wd station wagon
95N TRANSIT 80D swb c/w 200psi compressor
93L TRANSIT 100D Van
GARAGE & WORKSHOP EQUIPMENT
BYMOND Mobile brush truck & trailer washer; 30ton hyd press; NU-TOOL pedestal drill; 2x LINCOLN & super mig Welders; Two garage compressors; OXY Welder; Jump start power pack; Hot/Cold power washer; Parts washer; Two pallet trucks; Two trolley jacks; Garage space heater; Air greaser; Work bench & vice x4; HOMAK tool cabinet x2; Set BERGEN pullers; Electric grinder; Crane gantry; Various trolley jacks; Grease dispenser; Quantity hand tools etc.
2004 5000 Gallon Bunded Diesel Tank, Hytec Fuel Equipment
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Shirlaw Cathcart, 12 Lambhill Quadrant, Kinning Park, Glasgow. Tel: 0141 420 6690. Thursday 5th May at 12noon; gym equipment, musical equipment, general and industrial equipment. Taking place at Lambhill Quadrant. Tuesday 10th May at 12noon; plumbers plant and tools, vehicles, stock and office equipment. Taking place at 44 Strathmore Road, Balmore Ind. Est., Glasgow. Thursday 12th May at 12noon; new catering equipment. Taking place at 31 Carron Place, Kelvin Ind. Est., East Kilbride, Glasgow.
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Lodge & Thomas, 58 Lemon Street, Truro. Tel: 01872 272722. Saturday 7th May; trees, shrubs and fruit trees. Taking place at Tandee Nurseries, Truro Livestock Market.
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Wellers, 70-70A Guildford St, Chertsey, Surrey KT16 9BB. Tel: 01932 568678. Saturday 7th May at 10am; architectural antiques, garden features, materials and vehicles. Taking place at The Griffin, Manchester Road, Huddersfield

George Hazell & Co, The Auction Centre, 32 Norwich Road, Watton, Thetford. Tel: 01953 88255. Tuesday 10th May at 10.30am; electrical wholesalers and contracting stock. Taking place at Stanhope House, Stephensons Way, Thetford, Norfolk.
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Lithgow Sons & Partners, The Auction Houses, Station Road, Middlesborough. Tel: 01642 710158. Tuesday 17th and Wednesday 18th May at 10.30am; contents of a warehouse comprising on day one: household and homeware stocks, tools, toys, cosmetics etc, and on day two: Christmas decorations, lights, trees, wrapping paper etc. Taking place at MM Warehouse, New Street, Mandale Triangle, Thornaby.

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New Address as above:
Turn left when entering the port and follow the road round - we are on the right after 1.4 miles.
All other contact details remain the same.

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The recent death of Pope John-Paul II and the election of Cardinal Ratzinger as Pope Benedict XVI seems to have boosted the incomes of quite a few eBay sellers. As the bells tolled in St Peters Square and the Cardinal stood on the balcony and boomed the name "Ratzinger!" to the waiting crowds, many eBay sellers were stocking up and getting their calculators out. Many Germans, startled that a German has become the Supreme Pontiff, are ransacking their homes looking for anything to do with Ratzinger, in the hopes that they have something suddenly valuable.

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In a country where we have shameless and depraved politicians like Lalu Prasad Yadav, members of Parliament who think it more fashionable to disrupt than run Parliament, and bureaucrats who are busy siphoning off relief funds for their own gains, there is a silver lining for all of us to see.

Nine months ago, I was invited to become a trustee of the Ila Trust. The patron of the trust, till then, was Dr Manmohan Singh, our present Prime Minister (for those of you who don't know) and the trust was doing some phenomenal work albeit without the rabble rousing that today's help organisations are more known by.

There were no fund-raisers for the Umang kind of body: no gala balls at palatial homes, but just hardcore work. Which is why I agreed. I did not want to be part of yet another Delhi society diversion. Which is what most social work in this city is all about. There are more social workers than people who need genuine help and almost all these organisations are funded as if they were saving the world.

They will go to any extent. From art auctions to plays to the most prized event: a dinner at some seedy high commissioner or ambassador's house just so that you can then tell Kuku that you went to a diplomatic dinner. So amongst all this fraud and hype, there are organisations like the Ila Trust doing some splendid work, and I am not saying this because I am a part of it. I am saying this because the success of the Ila Trust has nothing to do with people like me. We, at the most, are mere bystanders. The credit for this must go to the formidable Reeta Dev Varma who despite her royal lineage hasn't gotten into polo or tailoring, but has instead focused on what real India really needs.

I spent a morning with her last week, which was truly an eye-opener. I come from Kolkata and one has been involved, over the years, with the Missionaries of Charity and seen the kind of work they do. The editor of this paper is involved with a Muslim orphanage in Kolkata; I guess that has a lot to do with the way people treat social work and its loose interpretations in Delhi. Reeta works in several areas of Old Delhi, amongst which is the famed G.B. Road, and it is here where you see human tragedy unfold in its brutal entirety. Here are sex-workers living in squalor with no one from the state willing to help him or her as long as comfortable exploitation continues.

But Reeta rightly believes it is not her duty to be a social reformist, which is why instead of moral preaching, what she does is get an ambulance with competent (and selfless) doctors who administer medicines, which should be the duty of the government hospital which is barely a kilometre away. But then given the state of our government hospitals, it is understandable why every morning there is a queue of almost 200 people who are willing to receive anything that Reeta gives them: from old clothes to biscuits to much-valued medicines.

But the key distinction is that she does not do it as if she were doing charity. The difference between her and the pearl-chiffon brigade is that Reeta has already become a part of them. She is family only because in her mind it is not about they needing our help. It is about us helping each other: a facet that is sorely missing from most help organisations. Only because I am a great believer that it is individuals who drive change and not some esoteric body.

I am certain there are many Reetas. They should be or else the social fabric of this country will crumple with ease. But it is these Reetas who need our support. Who need our involvement. Till I made the visit, I was an armchair philanthropist of sorts. A complete hypocrite, but this one visit changed all that. Because it is only when you see that little child who has lost all hope from life at the age of four or five, you worry about the kind of nation you are leaving behind. While scoundrels and thieves sit in our Cabinets and in our governments, it is these children who are being robbed of their destiny.

I do not think Reeta is attempting to alter destiny. Nor is she hoping to change the world. But what she is doing is exemplifying individual zeal. When I bid her goodbye at the ambulance that by then had been surrounded, I thought to myself, it must take great character and even greater conviction to do this every morning, day after day, without even a hint of complaint. This country desperately needs more Reetas. And if there are many, as I am sure there are, it is our duty to write about them, to support them, to involve ourselves with them and to understand and respect their perspective. For far too long, the wrong kind of people have given fellow-help a bad name.

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