Sales catalogue: Fryett, White & Co.

Date:
20 July 1916
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/24/277
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Fryett, White & Co. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONDITIONS OF SALE. ~ 1.—'The highest bidder shall ve the purchaser, and if any disoute between two or more bidders the lot to be put up again and re- -sold at the discretion of the Auctioneers. who reserve the right of refusing any bidding and witharawing any lot from the sale. 2.—No bid after the first shall be made of less than 1/- more than the 30 on in proportion. The Anctioneers will use their own discretion as to the acceptance of cheques. pay a deposit of 5/- in the pound. such deposit to apply to all other lots pee by the depositor in the present sale. Any purchaser may e required to pay the whole of the purchase money immediately after 4.—T’he lots must be cleared (by an Order to be obtained from AFTER THE SALE in default the vendors cannot be held responsible if any lots are lost, damaged or destroyed. ‘Ihe Auctioneers do not hold theniselves answer able for the correct descr iption of any lot nor do they guarantee the maker.. Should a case arise on which ap allowanceis deemed necessary by the Auctioneer, he shall be at liberty either to retain the Lot or make such allowance, computing the same at the rate the Lot was sold for at the auction. In cases where one buyer purchases more than one lot, the whole of the account of all the Lots purchased is to be paid for before any one Lot is delivered. 5.—Any purchaser who shall neglect to pay for and take away any tots he or she may have purchased within time specified for clearing (they vol having beer sold again—see Condition 6) shall pay in addition to the purchase moneg the sum of Oue &hilling per week for each lot for ware- house room, and also at the rate of £5 per cent. per annum interesi x the purchase money to be reckoned from this day. 6.—On failure of compliance with the above conditions. the money We earn shall be forfeited. and the lots which shall remain uncleared shall’ be sold by public or private sale. without notice to the purchaser, ticuding the same, shall be made good by the defaulters at the pee sale Ts. Auctioneers act only as Agents for the Vendor or Vendors sud shall not be considered personally responsible | for any detault on the part of any a ina _ Se ~ $ AN lets to be taken with all faults and imperfections in this sale. The nly manner in which goods can be cleared, is by an order issued by the Auctioneers. No other clearance is allowed or recognised, Sommissi aps will receive personal and faithful attention. FRYET? WHITE -& Cv,