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He set up the first auction mart in the city.

Currently 200 houses are being built on the old auction mart site.

That has been the downfall of the Auction Mart however.

The dead stock was usually sold in one or other of the privately owned auction marts.

New houses were constructed on top of previous railway land and the auction mart.

"Ah'm sure he'll get top grade at the auction mart."

The auction mart ceased functioning out of the 13th Street building, but new uses appeared.

Using condemnation procedures if necessary, it will apparently move to gain the part of the site it does not own, including the auction mart.

The Farmers Auction Mart has now gone away to look at these and will report back to us.'

The auction mart regularly holds livestock auctions.

Later they built and operated the Vegreville Auction Mart as well.

Farmers face more expensive journeys to certify their cattle after confirmation that a local auction mart has lost its licence.

The adjacent auction mart, with a limestone, Beaux-Arts facade and high, arched attic windows, is far more interesting.

But despite being inside an infected zone, Montgomery Taylor twice took his pigs to Darlington auction mart.

They were used as a warehouse until the 1970s when they began housing the Port Auction Mart.

The pub is handily located next door to the auction mart (of the same name), where farm animals are bought and sold at the weekly auctions.

The auction mart building is the only one with significant architectural character, and it is probably eligible for the landmark designation Community Board 6 recently requested.

Landau v City Auction Mart 1940 AD 284.

Stagecoach North West operate a free bus service between the Auction Mart and the town centre on Saturdays.

Recovery from the devastation was slow, with residents placed in temporary accommodation and some businesses temporarily relocated to Mitchells auction mart.

Pedigree Swaledale rams occasionally make high prices at Hawes Auction mart.

An auction mart in the village was the source of Aberdeenshire beef cattle for transport to all parts of Great Britain.

Initially, it was primarily residential based, and included auctions at the London Auction Mart of both properties and contents.

But the owner of Nos. 139, 145 and 147 (the auction mart) is the L.B. Oil Company.

AFTER 65 years, the gavel is to fall at the London Auction Mart for the final time.