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Taunton Courier. Bristol and Exeter Journal, and Western Advertiser. Wednesday 25 May 1910

Page 4 Column 3

SALES BY AUCTION.

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TAUNTON.

Close to the Great Western Railway Station.

IMPORTANT TO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.

WILLIAM J. VILLAR & CO. are instructed by the First Mortgagees and Trustees, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Sale Room, adjoining the General Post-office, Taunton, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8th, 1910, at Three for Four p.m. (subject to conditions:-

LOT 1. - All that Modern and Well-built CAKE and BISCUIT FACTORY, situate at the corner of Railway and Thomas Streets, and having important frontages thereto.

The Property is specially suited for the purpose of Manufacturers, being well lighted, and situate close to the Station and to the houses of the working-class population. It comprises Two Floors, and has, exclusive of cellarage, a floor space of about 10,400 superficial feet.

There is a Goods' Lift from the cellar to each floor above.

The Modern Plant and Machinery will be included in the Sale.

If the Factory is not sold with the Machinery as above advertised, the Fixed Machinery will be offered as a Separate Lot, and if so disposed of, the Factory will be then submitted.

LOT 2. - All that Valuable WAREHOUSE and BUILDING SITE, situate on the opposite side of Thomas Street to the foregoing.

The Property has Frontages to Railway Street and Thomas Street of about 50 feet and 71 feet respectively.

The Warehouse, which is about 48 feet by 26½ feet, is brick-built, and has 2 floors. It is heated, and is fitted with Electric Light and Lift.

Vacant possession of both Lots can be given.

For further particulars, apply to the AUCTIONEERS, 10, Hammet Street, Taunton:

Dated, Taunton, 17th May, 1910.

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