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R & D Auctions

THURS., JULY 14, 2005
Starting at 10:00 a.m.
Location: 2700 South Washington, Grand Forks, ND

Sale Order:
10:00 AM �| New Parts & Misc. Shop Equipment
11:00 AM �| Toolboxes
12:00 Noon �| Hoists; Alignment Racks; Overhead Doors; & Freight Elevator
Finishing with fixtures & remaining items.

AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: Rydell Chevrolet has moved into their new facility directly behind the current shop. They will be giving the general public the opportunity to purchase these nice items, to include shop equipment; parts department shelving & supplies; hoists; overhead doors; & all the things used in the everyday operation of a large automotive shop. It will also include all of the fixtures & anything salvageable from the building.

Removal of all items will be the sole responsibility of the buyer. ALL items must be removed by Sunday, July 17th at 7:00 PM. Demolition of the building will begin Monday morning, July 18th!

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Hill's Auctions

Day of sale - Saturday - JULY 16, 2005 at 9:30am Viewing Time - 8am

ESTATE AUCTION
The Estate of Elsie Atwood

Complete household! Coins! Jewelry! Estate car!
Address - 10322 Burr Oak Dr., San Antonio, Texas

Auctioneers Note:
An exceptionally nice & clean estate! Fine household! Some antiques and good glassware! Lots of coins! Fine estate jewelry! Appliances! Low mileage estate vehicle! Much more! We accept Cash/Check/Credit cards-10% buyers premium applies-Concessions by Buzzies BBQ! The sale will be held outside in a very comfortable and shaded yard. We will provide chairs and big fans to help keep you cool! Starting early (9:30am) to help beat the heat!

46 S. Ranch Rd. 1623 Stonewall, Texas 78671
Don Hill - #9672
E-mail Address
auctioneer@hillsauctions.com Phone - 830-644-2793
Toll Free - 800-946-2144

Smith Sales Co. Auctioneers.

Unclaimed Storage Units & Consignments Auction

Date & Time: July 16, 2005 @ TBA
Location: SSC Auction Center, Miles City, MT
Highlights: We have 2-3 nice consignments of tools & misc. plus up to 3 large unclaimed storage units. Watch for pictures & details ASAP. We are accepting items of value for on consignment to be sold at this auction. Nothing accepted with a reserve or minimum price needed. Cars, trucks, ATV�fs, riding mowers, tools & more!
Categories: ALL ITEMS (1)
Terms: Cash, Check w/ proper ID. Visa, Master Card & Discover. Everything is "SOLD AS IS, WHERE IS"
Buyers Items left on premises for more than 1 week will be subject to storage charges of $10 per day, per item. The point being we do not want to store your items. We will assist all auction buyers with loading if needed. We will even open up early and stay open late to accommodate you. We do not want to store your items.
For Online Purchases: Visa, M/C, or Discover. Buyers must pick up items within 7 days. Payment to be made immediately.

All property is sold �gAS IS�h, and ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Property is open to public inspection. It is the Bidder�fs responsibility to determine condition, age, genuineness, value or any other determinative factor. SSC Auctioneers may attempt to describe the merchandise in advertising, on the Internet and at the auction but makes no representations. In no event shall SSC Auctioneers be held responsible for having made or implied any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Bidder shall be the sole judge of value.

Bidders who bid from off site and are not present at the live auction or preview understand and acknowledge that they may not be able to inspect an item as well as if they examined it in person. It is the Bidder�fs responsibility to determine condition, age, genuineness, value or any other determinative factor. SSC Auctioneers shall endeavor to describe in detail each item and any pertinent information about it to the best of our abilities. SSC Auctioneers will not be responsible for any errors or omissions in the description of the merchandise unless it is a material and intentional misrepresentation of the item itself. Bidder agrees that everything is sold as is and that they may not return any item they purchase. Bidder agrees not to stop payment on credit card purchases. In the event a mistake is made involving a charge to your card contact SSC Auctioneers for assistance in removing the charge.

Directions: From Interstate 94 take Exit 141 then go downhill one mile and look left. Our building is burgundy & beige. A huge arrow is out front.
Contact: Smith Sales Co. Auctioneers
Rt 2 Box 3136
Miles City Montana 59301
Phone:406-232-9341

Higgenbotham AuctioneersInternational Ltd Inc

10AM - Saturday, July 16
Sale on Site
(Real Estate to be offered on Saturday, at 11:00 AM)

Boats
* (2005) 18�f Famous Craft on Alum-Continental Trailer, poling platform, and motor jack plate.
* (2005) (2) 17�f Cobia 175 Center Console w/90hp Yamaha Engine w/Road King Trailers.
* (2004) 31�f Contender Fish Around. T-top, Twin 225 Yamaha 4 Stroke Engines, AC, Generator, Performance Tri-axle Trailer.
* (2004) 235 Center Console Cobia T-top, F225 Yamaha Engine, on a Tandem Trailer.
* (2004) Famous Craft
* (2001) Aqua Force
* (1999) SeaEra 21 Center Console; Johnson 150HP
* (1995) Used 15�f Pro-Craft Bass Boat w/75hp Mercury on steel trailer.
* (1995) Bayliner w/310 Mercruiser (Project Boat)
* Jets-skis (for parts; engines run)
* WellCraft Excell 19SX (Project Boat) on Trailer.
* Detroit V8 Diesel Boat Motor, 8V71
* Pair Yamaha 150HPDI Left & Right engines

Maintenance Parts, Supplies & Equipment
* Over 30 New Yamaha Engines 2.5hp to 300hp still in shipping boxes
* 2001 Mercury 150XL
* 1997 115hp Mercury Offshore Engine
* 1997 Mercury 200 hp Optimax
* Assorted Engine Cowlings
* Numerous Engine stands
* Assorted Boat Trailers
* Pontoon Scissor Trailer
* Water Pumps
* Impellors
* Rigging
* Wiring Harnesses
* Control Cables
* Gauges
* Boat hardware & trailer parts
* Props (New & Used)
* Salt-water Lures & Fish Mounts
* Shelving
* Boat Cradles
* Portable Aluminum Boat Dock (for shows)
* Clothing, Sunglasses, etc.

Trucks & Trailer Box Cars
* 1988 Suburban 454 (needs work)
* Heno Box Truck & Motor (new overhaul kit available)
* Warehouse fork lifts
* 6 Box Trailers
* Salt water mounts
* Office furniture
Preview
11am�|3pm - Monday, July 11

Gravitt Auction Inc.

Saturday July 16th, 2005 at 09:00 AM EST

DILLARD SMITH CONSTRUCTION CO
4001 INDUSTRY DR.
Chattanooga, TN 37416

9TH SURPLUS EQUIPMENT AUCTION
NO RESERVE OR MINIMUM BIDS!!!

* BUCKET TRUCKS * DIGGER TRUCKS * BACKHOES * * EXCAVATORS * TRENCHERS * TRAILERS * AIR COMPRESSORS * BOMBARDIER B-15 FLEXTRACK W/ SWAMP TRACKS W/ 42' COMMANDER III DIGGER*

Gravitt Auction Inc.
1511 South Smith St.
Chattanooga, TN 37412
Toll Free: 1-888-765-5888 or (423) 855-5888
Fax: (423) 855-1050
Email: marc@gravittauction.com

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Constableville Auctions

REAL ESTATE AUCTION
SATURDAY, July 16th
Contents to be sold at 9 a.m.
Real Estate to be sold at 11 a.m.
Location: 3181 Moose River Road, Boonville
Turn onto Moose River Road at Boonville Park
email: auction@northnet.org

LOCATION: We have been commissioned to sell the Estate of Bruce Pfendler, 3181 Moose River Road, Boonville, New York. (Turn by Boonville Park, Route 12). In addition to this Estate, we will also be offering a nice building lot located in �gThe Pines�h development, Village of Boonville. This will be offered immediately following the Pfendler Real Estate.

REAL ESTATE: Beautiful 2 Bedroom home on 2.25 Acres. Very well maintained 1 1/2 Story Cape Home w/storage shed. 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom, Central Air, Newer Furnace, Covered Porch, Deck, Boonville Municipal Power, Adirondack School District. This well situated property is on 2.25 acres of land bordered by the Old Black River Canal and Snowmobile/Walking Trails in the Back Yard. Land has 464' +/- Road Frontage and is located less than 2 miles out of the Village of Boonville in Oneida County. Sells Subject to immediate Estate-Owners Confirmation. TERMS OF REAL ESTATE: 10% buyer's premium. 10% down day of auction in cash or good check w/positive ID. Balance due on closing in 45 days.

ALSO OFFERING: Building lot #10 in �gThe Pines�h development. 118' of road frontage. Municipal water, sewage & Boonville Power! Village of Boonville - to inspect this lot turn onto Pines Road by Adirondack Bank, Route 12, Boonville, NY. This parcel will be offered directly following the Pfendler Real Estate and will be sold from the Pfendler location at 3181 Moose River Road. TERMS OF REAL ESTATE: 10% buyer's premium. $1,000 or 10% down day of auction(whichever is greater) in cash or good check w/positive ID. Balance due on closing in 30 days.

Masters Auction Service

Sunday, July 17, 2005
Located: Buhl, Idaho Number 27 Arrow R Mobile Park
From the city center stop light, go 2 blocks north on Broadway to Maple Street,
then approx 5 blocks west
Sale Time 1:00 p.m.

1979 Brougham 22ft motorhome, 440 Dodge V8, automatic. ps, pb, air, self contained, heater, 46,400 miles, nice clean older unit
1985 Ford "F-150" XLT Lariat 1/2 ton pickup, V8, automatic, ps, pb, air, long wide box with nice cab high camper shell and only 65,235 miles, it's nice

Bedroom Furniture

Nice American Drew Co. fruit wood 4 piece bedroom suite with queen size bed, box springs, mattress, his and hers dresser and 2 nite stands, it's nice - bookcase head board double bed with box springs and mattress - Early American his and hers dresser with matching nite stands - 1980's 5 drawer chest of drawers - 1950's nite stand

Furniture - Appliances

Coronado 16 cu ft chest type freezer - very nice fruit wood dining table with 3 leaves and 6 chairs, including captains - large floral couch - gold cut velvet extra large couch - matching pair of off white swivel rockers - occassional chair - glider rocker - bentwood 1890's high chair - child's old cradle - nice Singer cabinet sewing machine - what not shelf - matching Queen Anne end and coffee table - round end table - console radio phonograph - folding chair - card table - floor, table and swag lamps

Glassware

Carnival glass pieces - candle holders - bone china cups and saucers - stemware - Corning ware - Pyrex - state plates - candlewick creamer and sugar - Norcrest - Occupied Japan - lead crystal - Fostoria pieces - Mikasa and Corelle dishes

Household Miscellaneous

Several small electrical appliances - baking and cooking items - tupperware - silverware - utensils - Reverware - pots and pans - wash cloths - towels - linens - double and queen bedding - pillow cases - throw rugs - cook books - Dirt Devil vacuum - pictures - cleaning items - canned goods - spices - knick knacks - radio - telephones - nice luggage - christmas decorations - cold pack anner pan - other household miscellaneous

Sporting - Shop - Lawn

Mens Red Foxx golf clubs - exercise bike - binoculars - cameras - cooler - Orphus guitar - ceramic grill - fishing tackle - skill saw - step ladder - lawn and garden tools - weed eater - drop cords - saw horses - assorted hand tools - tomato trellis - skis - lawn chirs - and other miscellaneous articles too numerous to mention.

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Auction News

Bankruptcy Judge Says Auction Of Paper Mill's Water Permits To Go On.

A federal bankruptcy judge has decided over objections from state environmental officials to continue to allow a defunct paper mill's water permits to be sold at auction.

The Durango Georgia Paper Co. mill in St. Marys went bankrupt in 2002. Last month, Judge Lamar W. Davis Jr. issued an order that included a provision to auction off its water permits.

The state Environmental Protection Division objected to the sale of the permits, saying that Durango never owned the water in the first place and that it merely had the right to use it.

Davis stuck with his decision following a hearing on the issue Friday in Brunswick. The auction is scheduled for Dec. 6. Likely bidders include developers who would put housing tracts on the land, the Savannah Morning News reported Saturday.

Bidders will have a chance to buy rights to pump up to 44 million gallons of water a day from wells, a first in Georgia. But they will be warned the state may not honor the rights.

It's uncertain how much the water rights are worth, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Saturday. The state issues water withdrawal permits for free, but requires permits to limit and monitor water use.

In 2003, Georgia lawmakers fought over the issue of buying and selling water rights, ultimately defeating a bill that would have allowed water trading. Environmental groups worry that this sale of water permits could be used to try to establish precedent, or it could be used in an effort to circumvent the legislative process and get water permit trading approved in the courts.

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Hardy's Rostraver Mansion Up On The Auction Block.

Malmaison Chateau, the lavish Rostraver Township home of 84 Lumber founder Joseph A. Hardy III, will be offered for sale Aug. 13 at an absolute auction -- which means there will be no minimum, and the property will go to the highest bidder.
The 18,653-square-foot mansion, located about 25 miles from Pittsburgh, rests on 10 acres and features French Renaissance Revival decor.

One Hardy Place contains 17 rooms, seven baths, a movie theater, solarium, cherry-paneled library, a wine collection of more than 1,000 bottles, game room, executive office and media center.

"The opportunity to own an estate of this caliber is rarely seen in Western Pennsylvania. We think our market is local, but we also believe there is a national opportunity," said Howard W. "Hoddy" Hanna III, president of Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, the Pittsburgh-based real estate firm marketing the site.

Hanna said only the house would be sold at the auction, and the buyer would have the first opportunity to buy the furnishings.

Hanna said absolute auctions are somewhat rare, generally associated with high-end properties in New York or California.

Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, an affiliate of Christie's Great Estates, will promote the event. Marty Davis of Harry Davis & Co. will conduct the auction.

"We've enjoyed living here, and I didn't ever think I would be selling," said Hardy, 82, founder and CEO of 84 Lumber Co., which operates more than 500 stores and building-component manufacturing plants. The company posted more than $3 billion in sales last year.

Hardy, also vice-chairman of the Fayette County Commission, currently lives in a mansion at his Nemacolin Woodlands Resort near Farmington, Fayette County.

Hardy said he built the chateau seven years ago for about $7 million. He put the mansion up for sale in November 2003, initially asking $7 million but later reducing it to $5 million.

C.M. Mortimer can be reached at cmortimer@tribweb.com or (724) 836-5252.

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Auction Fees Get Capped.

DealMania (www.dealmania.com), a fast growing online auction provider, today announced it would begin capping seller fees on a monthly basis starting in August. Fee capping is a patent-pending billing process developed by DealMania specifically for online auctions. The fee cap, currently set at $9.95 per month, is the maximum amount a seller on DealMania will be required to pay each month, regardless of how much they sell. All fees associated with selling on DealMania will be subject to the fee cap.

DealMania charges auction sellers a commission fee ranging from 1% to 3% based on the final sale price of the item being auctioned. Sellers�f fees accumulate throughout the month as they sell items. DealMania then bills sellers for the fees they accrued during the month.

With the fee cap in place, sellers will not be charged for fees they accumulate that exceed the cap amount. Once a seller reaches the fee cap during any given month, the items they sell will be not subject to fees for the remainder of that month. Sellers using the DealMania auction site could see significant savings when their fees reach the cap early in the month.

�gAt DealMania our goal is to make selling in online auctions as cost effective as possible. By implementing a fee cap, our sellers will never pay more than the cap amount each month, regardless of how much they sell�h stated Michael Atchie, DealMania CEO.

The DealMania fee cap scheme creates an attractive environment for auctions sellers. On most auction web sites, including category giant eBay, sellers can accumulate significant fees as they sell more and more items. Using the DealMania auction site, sellers will see those fees erased.

Unlike a subscription-billing format, where fees are due regardless of how much a service is used, DealMania sellers are not billed unless they use the web site and have successful sales. �gWe really believe in helping sellers reduce the costs associated with selling online. With the fee cap sellers can even budget their expenses and maximize their profits�h stated Atchie.

DealMania has applied for a provisional patent on fee capping as an online auction billing process.

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Jewish Congress Objects To Auction of Hitler Sketches.

The Canadian Jewish Congress is calling for a stop to an upcoming auction in Montreal of sketches by Adolf Hitler.

Montreal auctioneer Ie�Lgor de Saint Hippolyte plans to put four architectural sketches and two greeting cards signed by Hitler on the block July 19 and 20. De Saint Hippolyte told CBC News that the invitation-only event is expected to draw 8,000 people.

Montreal auctioneer Ie�Lgor de Saint Hippolyte.
"My mandate says get me the best price for those pieces, whatever they are by Hitler, by Stalin [or] by Lenin," he said. The current owner of the six pieces chose to remain anonymous.

The four drawings in question were made in charcoal, pencil and watercolour. One includes Hilter's corrections in red pencil on sketches of the opera house in his hometown of Linz, Austria, designed by his architecture minister Albert Speer. The greeting cards date from New Year's Day 1935 and Christmas 1938.

There is a precedent for the sale of art by the German fuhrer: In the U.K. in 1997, an anonymous buyer took home a Hitler watercolour for about $9,000 �| about five times greater than its estimated value.

The Canadian Jewish Congress is protesting the Montreal sale.

"For his so-called works of art, his scribblings, to become objets de commerce, or objects of trade, is absolutely incredible in this day and age," said Frank Schlesinger, a Montreal lawyer and honorary vice president of the group's Quebec chapter.

Schlesinger, who headed the Quebec chapter of the Jewish Congress in the early 1980s, says he would not object to these types of items being placed in a museum or other similar institution for study.

Frank Schlesinger of the Canadian Jewish Congress.
"Let people who are interested in scholarly research go and take look at it, but don't profit from the sale of these objects by a madman," he said.

Though his dream was to study art, Hitler failed twice to gain admission to a fine arts school. As a young man, he was able to scrape by through selling painted postcards and advertisements. He was a prolific artist and is estimated to have created more than 2,000 drawings and paintings.

According to a 2002 Washington Post article, there are prominent collectors of Hilter's art in the U.S., Italy, the U.K. and Japan.

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