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General Auctions, 63-65 Garratt Lane, Wandsworth, London. Tel: 020 8870 3909. Saturday 6th August from 8.30am to 6.30pm; tender sale of double glazing manufacture machines. Also several hundred boxes of retail packed fresh and instant coffee. Taking place at Garratt Lane.

Robson Kay, Tilson Road, Roundthorn Ind. Est., Baguely, Manchester. Tel: 0161 998 8111. Tuesday 9th August at 11am; electrical, audio and visual equipment including various computers and peripherals, children's clothing, vacuum cleaners. Taking place at Tilson Road.

Websters, St Peters Dock, Dock Street, Ipswich. Tel: 01473 604737. Wednesday 10th August from 10am to 4pm; a tender sale of machinery and equipment of a tyre recycling plant. Taking place at Unit 11, Ellough Ind. Est., Beccles, Suffolk.

Frank Marshall, Chelford Agricultural Centre, Cheshire. Tel: 01625 861122. Wednesday 10th August;agricultural and contractors plant, building materials, farm implements, tractors, small tools etc. Taking place at Chelford Agricultural Centre, Macclesfield.

Bonnie, Docherty & Hewitt. Tel: 01522 778331. Thursday 11th August to Saturday 13th August from 8am to 5pm; tender sale of ex MoD vehicles and miscellaneous equipment and hand tools. Tenders due by Monday 15th August by 12noon. Taking place at East Field Farm, Swinderby Road, North Scarles, Lincoln.

New Address:
30 Berth Tilbury Freeport, Tilbury, Essex RM18 7HB!
Please visit the website on www.japaneseimportauctions.com
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.

The Port Secutiry has been upgraded; please ensure you bring your Photo ID with you to ensure smooth entry to the Port. NO under 16's allowed on the Port, Port regulations.

Shirlaw Cathcart, 12 Lambhill Quadrant, Kinning Park, Glasgow. Tel: 0141 420 6690. Thursday 4th August at 12noon;over 400 lots of cookers including Cannon, Creda and Hotpoint. Taking place at The Cooker Factory, 6 St. Georges Place, Glasgow.

Phillip Davis, The Auction Centre, Hammond Avenue, Whitehill Ind. Est., Stockport. Tel: 0161 429 0300. Thursday 4th August at 12noon; a sale of new and used SLR cameras, lenses, binoculars, 20 LCD flat screen televisions, 20 home theatre surround systems, 50 DVD players, commercial ovens and cookers, vehicles, office furniture and equipment. etc. Taking place at The Auction Centre.

THURSDAY 4th August, 6pm
At: The James Shipstone House,
Radford Road, Nottingham.

Viewing: Salesday only from 1pm
Commences: 6.00pm prompt

Computer base units

Over 100 New & Refurbished; Range of models from Celeron 2.7ghz upto Pentium 4 3.2ghz inc. emachine model 8240 Pentium 4 (540) 3.2ghz, 200gb SATA Drive, PCI-E ATI Video, 8-in-1 multi-media reader, dual channel memory, dvd writer and software.

AUCTION DETAILS

NOTICE: A £50 refundable cash deposit must be lodged to obtain a bidding number

TEL: 0870 910 9000
CONTACT: Trevor Palethorpe

In-Car Navigation & PDA's:

Over 100 Units inc;

NAVMAN Systems, models ICN 635, ICN 510 and ICN 610

Models inc. Canon EOS 300D, Sony Cybershot DSC P200 and DSCP10, Kodak 7525 & CX7430, Fuji finepix 605/607, Hewlett Packard R607/R707 and many more.

IT/PC Accessories:

Computer Speaker systems to inc. Logitech Z680 and Z-2300 packages plus Creative Inspire T7900 7.1 eax surround sound

Also: wide range of colour printers & scanners, cordless mice, printer cartridges etc.

Photo Studio & Store:

Bankrupt Stock: Contents of a small photography studio inc. Oblo Zero Photoprocessing / Multimedia PC Computer with Touch Screen; Sony DKC-C21X Digital Passport Camera (and printers); bronica zenza portrait camera and various cases; tripod and lighting etc.

Also: Store contents inc. Huge Qty of Photo Frames - many assorted styles and sizes, Camera Batteries, Photo Film, Printer Cartridges & Stationery

Office desks and upholstered chairs, 4 drawer filing cabinets, shelf units and bookshelves plus boardroom table & chairs.

DVD and Audio Equipment:

Portable DVD Players: to inc. Ferguson Model LDVD220 8.4" widescreen and LDVD200 7".

Audio Systems: Hitachi micro hi-fi, DAB radio & CD Systems
inc. AX-M130, AX-M68 and AX-M77 models. Also Home DVD Cinema systems, portable televisions, clock radios etc.

WE ADVISE YOU TO CONFIRM ABOVE DETAILS WITH AUCTIONEER BEFORE TRAVELLING

Buyers are biding their time before committing to a house purchase, according to a recent survey...

Research from Yorkshire Bank shows that buyers are doing their research before they put in an offer, looking into the crime rates of an area and making repeated visits to potential purchases.

It seems they are aware that it's a buyers' market and that they can afford to take their time before they commit to purchasing a new home.

One in five buyers check out council figures on burglary and car crime, and 27 per cent now expect to visit a house several times before making an offer, up from 21 per cent six months ago.

Steven Glass, head of marketing at Yorkshire Bank, says: "There is tentative evidence that the stalemate between buyers and sellers that dogged the first half of 2005 may be over. However, buyers are becoming increasingly fussy about what they purchase.

"It's no longer a case of ensuring the house is up to scratch or checking out the immediate neighbours. Buyers are putting in their homework to ensure their costly investment is a good one for the long term, and that includes avoiding areas where it is likely your car or home is more likely to be broken into."

Yorkshire Bank also found buyers are looking for greater value for money, with 26 per cent now prepared to put in an offer under the asking price, even for a property which they really want to buy, an eight per cent increase on the start of the year.

But it's not only the attitudes of buyers that have shifted; sellers too are recognising the need not to overprice their property. Only 16 per cent would now opt for an estate agent simply because they provide the highest valuation, says Yorkshire Bank.

Recently, both the National Association of Estate Agents and the Royal Institute of Chartered surveyors urged sellers to be realistic about pricing if they wanted to ensure a sale.

Steven Glass continues: "It appears that it is sellers who have helped break the stalemate in the housing market by not just pricing their property realistically, but by accepting offers from increasingly fussy buyers likely to offer under the asking price."

Signs of Recovery in the Housing Market

Mortgage approvals hit 12-month high

LONDON (ShareCast) - Hopes that interest rate cuts could be on the way is helping to revive the housing market, latest figures for mortgage approvals suggest.

The British Bankers Association said approvals hit a 12-month high of 70,750 in June and

rose by 5% month-on-month, though they still remain down by 20% on this time last year.

"Higher volumes of loan approvals in June mirror the stronger seasonal pattern, showing that there is stable underlying demand for loans," David Dooks at the BBA said.

Recent economic data showing weak consumer demand and falling house prices is likely to encourage the Bank of England to cut interest rates at the next meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee say many economists.

Credit card lending rose £295m in June, the BBA added, while personal loans and overdrafts were slightly higher month-on month at £75m.

Recent house price surveys have shown annual house price inflation hitting multi-year lows, leading many homeowners to fear a repeat of the late 1980's property crash, which left many Britons with debts greater than the value of their homes. The uncertainty about house prices has exacerbated a slowdown in consumer spending, with many shoppers already feeling the pinch from previous interest rate rises and soaring utility bills

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