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23 September Auction CATALOGUE AUCTION CATALOGUE 24 Hour FLASH ONLINE AUCTION NO RESERVE PRICES CAMPING GEAR, GYM EQUIPMENT, HOMEWARE VIEWING ESSENTIAL 179 Albert Road, Woodstock, Cape Town Monday 21st Sept 9am – 4pm HIGH STREET ASSETS CAPE TOWN CONTACT INFORMATION Stef 082 823 2615 / [email protected] Dawid 082 710 0268 / [email protected] Christel 082 562 9802 / [email protected] Bronwyn 021 569 0660 / [email protected] SPECIAL TERMS & CONDITIONS 1. DEPOSIT R2500.00 (Two Thousand Five Hundred Rand) refundable deposit payable by EFT ONLY Proof of payments made by EFT will only be accepted by emails sent directly from your bank. No private emailed proofs or printed proofs will be accepted. Balance of payment is strictly by EFT No receipts will be issued unless the payment reflects in Obiflex (Pty) Ltd trust FNB Bank Account. 2. VAT VAT of 15% will be charged on all items. All bids exclude VAT, which will be added to the buyer’s invoice. 3. BUYER’S PREMIUM A Buyer’s Premium of 15% (Excluding VAT) will be levied on all items purchased. 4. PAYMENT All purchases are to be paid in full strictly by EFT only. 5. STANDARD CONDITIONS OF SALE Please refer to our standard conditions of sale on your buyer’s card. 6. DISPATCHING TIMES Clients will be invoiced on Wednesday 23rd September Collection: Monday 28th September between 9am & 4pm (Buyers to provide own transport of items purchased) 7. FICA REQUIREMENTS All bidders must provide the following FICA documentation upon registration at the auction. Private / Personal Buyer: Original Identity Document or Passport. Original proof of address (an account not older than 3 months) Business Buyer: Vat Registration Certificate / CK Document (Cipro Certificate – COR39) / Original ID of the Directors of the business / Original proof of address 8. GENERAL THE PURCHASER SHALL BE BOUND BY ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE BY THE AUCTIONEER AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF AND DURING THE SALE, REGARDLESS IF HE IS PRESENT AT THE TIME OF SUCH ANNOUNCEMENTS BEING MADE. ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD VOETSTOOTS. NO WARRANTIES OR GUARANTEES ARE GIVEN OR IMPLIED. HIGH STREET ASSETS CAPE TOWN CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ERRORS OF DESCRIPTION. HIGH STREET ASSETS CAPE TOWN CANNOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INCOMPLETE OR NON-WORKING ITEMS. THE BUYERS ARE DEEMED TO HAVE MADE THEMSELVES ACQUAINTED WITH THE LOTS FOR WHICH THEY BID ON VIEWING DAY. THE HIGHEST ACCEPTED BIDDER SHALL BE THE PURCHASER, IF ACCEPTED BY THE AUCTIONEER. THE AUCTIONEER HAS THE RIGHT TO REGULATE THE BIDDING. THE AUCTIONEERS DECISION IS FINAL. IN CASE OF AN UNSATISFIED PRICE, THE AUCTIONEER HAS THE RIGHT TO WITHDRAW THE ARTICLE OR REFUSE TO SELL IT TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER WITHOUT GIVING ANY REASON. WE COMPLY WITH SECTION 45 (1-6) OF THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (NO 68 OF 2008) IN TERMS OF THE S45 OF THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, HIGH STREET ASSETS CAPE TOWN IS NOT LIABLE TO DISCHARGE DUTY OF REPAIR. THE RULES OF THE AUCTION ARE AVAILABLE WITHOUT CHARGE FROM 179 ALBERT ROAD, WOODSTOCK, CAPE TOWN DURING NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS. PLEASE NOTE: A VALID SABC TV LICENCE MUST BE PRESENTED B FROM THE PREMISES. THERE WILL BE NO SPLITTING OF LOTS OR TRANSFERRING OF LOTS BETWEEN BUYERS. ONLY BUYERS WHO HAVE REGISTERED ARE ALLOWED TO BID, NO SHARING OF CARDS IS ALLOWED AT THE AUCTION. RIGHT OF ADMISSION IS STRICTLY RESERVED PLEASE NOTE THE PROCESS FOR HOLDING DEPOSITS EFT Deposit - Electronic Fund Transfers ONLY First National Bank Obiflex (Pty) Ltd Trust Account number: 628 399 13 292 Account Type: Trust Account Branch Name: Comm Account Services or Universal Branch Code: 210554 Swift Code: FIRNZAJJ Amount: R2500.00 Deposit Reference: Name and Surname or Company Name Beneficiary Notification EMAIL: [email protected] All Proof of payments MUST be sent via your bank NO Private emailed proofs will be accepted Buyer's Catalogue Prepared By Obiflex (Pty)Ltd t/a High Street Assets Cape Town Warehouse Lucky Auction 22 & 23 Sept 2020 on 2020-09-22 Lot Qty Description Buyer's Notes L00001 1 3m x 3m Camp Master Canvas Dome Tent L00002 1 Camp Master 10-Sleeper Family Cabin Tent L00003 1 Camp Master Kiddies Tent and Camping Chair L00004 1 Camp Master 10-Sleeper Instant Cabin Tent L00005 1 2 x Pool Loungers L00006 1 2 x Pool Loungers L00007 1 2 x Pool Loungers L00008 1 Camp Master Camping Stretcher L00009 1 Coleman Camping Stretcher L00010 1 2 x Camp Master Folding Camping Chairs L00011 1 2 x Camp Master Folding Camping Chairs L00012 1 Camp Master 6-Sleeper Instant Cabin Tent L00013 1 Camp Master 5-Sleeper Family Cabin Tent L00014 1 3 x Camp Master Folding Camping Chairs - 2 x Torn L00015 1 Camp Master Folding Chair L00016 1 6 x Assorted Fish Tanks - 2nd Hand L00017 1 2m Folding Camping Table L00018 1 2m Folding Camping Table L00019 1 2m Folding Camping Table L00020 1 2 x Camp Master Folding Camping Chairs L00021 1 Coleman Recliner Camping Chair - Broken Arm L00022 1 2 x 4-Seater Airport Benches L00023 1 2 x Camp Master Folding Chairs L00024 1 3m x 6m Gazebo L00025 1 Cane Shopping Trolley L00026 1 2 x 4-Seater Airport Benches L00027 1 6 x Aluminium Frames L00028 1 6 x 1500L Roto Tanks - Used/Untested L00029 1 6 x 1500L Roto Tanks - Used/Untested L00029A 1 5000L Water Tank L00030 1 Chaffing Dish L00031 1 Mellerware 5L Pressure Cooker - Untested L00032 1 2 x Ceramic Dinner Set L00033 1 3 x Dry Food Dispensers - Damaged L00034 1 Pineware 23L Heating Water Bucket L00035 1 4 x Assorted Juice Dispensers - Damaged L00036 1 Assorted Wine & Cooldrink Glasses L00037 1 Assorted Plastic Containers L00038 1 Kettle & Coffee Percolator L00039 1 Pyrex Glass Bowl Set - Incomplete L00040 1 Ovenware Bowl Set - Incomplete Lot Qty Description Buyer's Notes Items with * means no VAT 2020-09-17 11:03 - Page 1 Buyer's Catalogue Prepared By Obiflex (Pty)Ltd t/a High Street Assets Cape Town Warehouse Lucky Auction 22 & 23 Sept 2020 on 2020-09-22 Lot Qty Description Buyer's Notes L00041 1 2 x Bread Bins L00042 1 Russell Hobbs S/Steel Cookware Set - Incomplete L00043 1 No. 3 Potjie Pot L00044 1 No. 3 Potjie Pot L00045 1 Porcelain Dinner Set - Incomplete L00046 1 3 x Assorted Frying Pans L00047 1 Assorted Kitchen Utensils L00048 1 Assorted Plastic Containers & Cooldrink Bottles - Some Broken L00049 1 Assorted Crockery L00050 1 Assorted Flasks, Cups, Homeware - Some Broken L00051 1 2 x Chip Cutters - Untested L00052 1 Assorted Dish Washing Items L00053 1 4-Tier Veg Rack L00054 1 6 x Wall Clocks - Damaged L00055 1 2 x Scales & Toilet Seat L00056 1 Fire-Fryer Braai Pan L00057 1 Trojan Endurance Rowing Machine - Untested L00058 1 Trojan Rowing Machine - Untested L00059 1 Trojan Exercise Bench L00060 1 3 x Assorted Basketball Hoops L00061 1 2m Wooden Plasma Unit L00062 1 Assorted Mirrors & Picture Frames - Some Broken L00063 1 Assorted Patio Umbrellas - Damaged L00064 1 Kiddies Plastic Slide L00065 1 4-Door Wooden Filing Cabinet L00066 1 Gotach Boogie Board - Used L00067 1 6 x Assorted Plastic Washing Baskets - Damaged L00068 1 3 x Alva Gas/Electric Heaters - Untested L00069 1 2 x Alva Gas/Electric Heater - Untested L00070 1 Rocking Horse L00071 1 Lot Assorted Kids Toys - Damaged/Untested L00072 1 Electric Kids Bike - Damaged L00073 1 4 x Assorted Kids Scooters - Incomplete L00074 1 Large Plastic Storage Bin L00075 1 45L Cooler Box - Incomplete L00076 1 Camp Master 60L Cooler Box L00077 1 Camp Master 60L Cooler Box L00078 1 3 x PVC Decorative Hanging Lamps L00079 1 Suitcase L00080 1 Trojan Twist & Shape Stepper - Untested Lot Qty Description Buyer's Notes Items with * means no VAT 2020-09-17 11:03 - Page 2 Buyer's Catalogue Prepared By Obiflex (Pty)Ltd t/a High Street Assets Cape Town Warehouse Lucky Auction 22 & 23 Sept 2020 on 2020-09-22 Lot Qty Description Buyer's Notes L00081 1 2 x Everlast Punch-Bag Kits - Untested L00082 1 Assorted Gym & Exercise Items - Incomplete/Untested L00083 1 9 x Assorted Camp Master Airbeds - Untested L00084 1 2 x 5-in-1 Sofa Beds - ntested L00085 1 5 x Intex Airbeds - Untested L00086 1 Box Assorted Bicycle Spares L00087 1 Lot Assorted Air Mattresses - Untested L00088 1 2 x Dumbells - 5.25Kgs L00089 1 Trojan Stepper - Untested L00090 1 Everlast Large Boxing Wall Bracket - Incomplete L00091 1 4 x Yoga Mats L00092 1 Large Qty Assorted Shoes L00093 1 Assorted Blinds - Box Damaged L00094 1 Assorted Linen & Clothing L00095 1 5 x Drying Racks - Damaged L00096 1 Assorted Incomplete/Damaged Tents L00097 1 7 x 5L Pressure Sprayer - Untested L00098 1 3 x 8L Pressure Sprayer - Untested L00099 1 2 x Hosepipe Reel & Hosepipe - Untested L00100 1 3 x Jerry Cans & Funnel L00101 1 4 x Clothes Drying Racks L00102 1 Karcher Pressure Sprayer - Incomplete/Untested L00103 1 3-Tier Grow House - Zip Damaged L00104 1 Assorted Garden Tools & Sprayers L00105 1 Large Qty Tents & Gazebo Covers - Incomplete L00106 1 Assorted Porta Pool Filters L00107 1 Pool Pump & Filter - Untested L00108 1 Pool Pump & Filter - Untested L00109 1 Pool Pump & Filter - Untested L00110 1 Pool Pump & Filter - Untested L00111 1 Pool Pump & Filter - Untested L00112 1 Chandelier - Incomplete L00113 1 Assorted Whiteboards L00114 1 Assorted Incomplete Tents L00115 1 Mobile Clothing Rack L00116 1 BounceKing Trampoline - Used L00117 1 BounceKing Trampoline - Used L00118 1 BounceKing Trampoline - Used L00119 1 Ryobi Petrol Lawnmower - Untested/Used L00120 1 Assorted Office Stationery L00121 1 3 x Printers - Damaged/Untested Lot Qty Description Buyer's Notes Items with * means no VAT 2020-09-17 11:03 - Page 3 Buyer's Catalogue Prepared By Obiflex (Pty)Ltd t/a High Street Assets Cape Town Warehouse Lucky Auction 22 & 23 Sept 2020
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