Wednesday 4th January 1978:
John Cotton
Auctioneers.
Sales by Public Auction
of
Antique and Modern Furniture
and
Miscellaneous Items.
Sales by Private Tender.
Valuations Given.
Storage and Removals Arranged.
Registered Office:
Auction Mart Salerooms,
36 East Street, Warminster.
Telephone 214382.
1922
Advertisement:
Messrs. Harding & Sons,
(Established over a Century).
Auctioneers, Valuers, Estate Agents and Surveyors.
Management & Sale of all classes of property
including Farm Stock, Timber, Furniture, etc.
Surveys & Reports made.
Valuations for Probate, Hotel Exchange,
Fire and Loss, Dilapidations, etc.
Farm Valuations for Income Tax purposes at special fees.
Insurance of any risk promptly and economically
effected in best offices.
Offices: 51 Market Place, Warminster,
(and at Frome).
Telephone Nos. 57 and 103 Frome.
1922
Advertisement:
C. Hamilton Barber,
Auctioneer & Valuer,
Warminster & Westbury.
(Established 1891).
Auction Sales economically conducted
with promptness and efficiency.
Sales in Warminster Market every alternate Saturday.
Valuations for all general purposes carefully made;
Specializing in Valuations for Probate Duty,
Hotel Exchanges, Mines, Mills, Smelters,
Refineries, Builders’ and Contractors’ Plant.
Fire Loss Assessor.
Personal attention. Distance no object.
It was announced during the early part of June 1910 that “Mr. David Waddington, the popular and esteemed auctioneer, whose offices are in the Market Place, Warminster, has owing to the continued development of his business taken his son, Mr. D.H. Waddington into partnership.”
