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■ V Surplus Abattoir and Smallqoods Plant wvvfao steel and Pipe Stock — Engineering Stores I.VDUSTAML 2-DAY CLEARANCE AUCTION Under instructions from cZft/Ar/’Zr/.;/ r ( crjtcratu ii at the State Abattoir. Homebush Bay, Sydney. Australia on TUESDAY 22nd and WEDNESDAY 23rd JUNE, 1982 COMMENCING at 10.00 a.m. EACH DAY ABATTOIR. BY-PRODUCTS AND SMALLGOODS PLES" CENTRIFUGES. Three nse and fall pneumatic PLANT SAW PLATFORMS. „ NOTE: Most of tne above plant is Department of Two complete 'BEMEG' dosed (EDIBLE) BLOOD RE- Primary Industry approved, and in many instances is COVER UNITS. Type "HAMBURG-1 R\ Three un used !. BAWS_ BEEF SPLITTING SAWS WASTE PROD- REFR | G ERATION AND AIR COMPRESSORS, COLD UCT DISTOSAL HcAT RECOV-ER UNIT Caoaoty ROOMS AND COMPONENTS R?IW? >< nRVFR 9 DFHYnRATnR '°TAUOW RFFINiNG Contents Of eight COLO ROOMS, including over PL oT PLANT Tw MUTTON ,75 ' 0 °0' AMWONIA 5000' CHANNEL IRON DRESSING LINES. 7000' MUTTON GRADING RAILS CAEMNET 30°x WITH SWITCHES ANTI-POLLUTION AIR WASHER. AB4OB 50 gal. spray per hour 2500 elm. stainless steel PIG « ‘GORDON‘ evarxra’ive moce' DE-HAIRINd INSTALLATION Including p.g restrainer. numns mftic S stunner chain conveyor scruboer scald tanks, centnf- ECASCL ugal pumps; pip.ng and sprays. BATTERY of 13 m.ld ■ FDC units. Two BELLS AMMONIA steel WET DIGESTERS, vertical pressure vessel ' COMPRESSES .10i xJO. ve_teal. single Mng type, 10’ x 4’: approx, capacity each 2 ton. MUTTON T HASHER WASHER unit. CATTLE WASH RACE. 6' x L Mteen,Alßl RECEIVERS from4s »6 X 3. 9! "FRILEC" downward HIDE PULLER. ASBESTOS ° DOOR£> - co!a r «’ m hanels. STAINLESS STEEL TANKS, TABLES. DRAINER CONVEYORS AND COMPONENTS TOPS, HAND WASHES. DRUMS, etc. Rotary drum 1500 - MU TTDN CONVEYOR CHAIN with superstrucseparator GUT RUNNING machine. Kentmaster CAR- ttjre under and ana slOe reium gAG ELEVATOR. CASE SAW, three BUSTER SAWS with sterilizers. SCREW CONVEYORS, slat belting ROLLER CONSAUSAGE FILLING machine, mutton rollers, stainless VEYORS. transmission chain. CONVEYOR CHAIN, steel BEEF HOOKS, ptattorm scales, two HAMMER BnPlaner chain with attachments, etc. etc. Mills, RAIL LIFT AND TURN POINTS, hangers, pipe vaivpa FTd CHLORINATOR. Manometer horn cutter, etc. etc. * ft, , J • 5000 PIPE. C.L. cement lined, steel, aluminium, copTwo MUTTON CARCASE auto on-line WASH CABI- per. from 8" to V«. "JOHN" GATE VALVES, ammonia NETS, stainless steel. Three "MASCOX" stainless valves. STEAM valves. PIPE-FfTTINGS, ELECTRIsteeI BEEF HEAD WASH CABINETS. Two "SHAR- . CAL SHARES, etc. etc.. INSPECTION: FRIDAY 18th and MONDAY 21 st JUNE. 9 a.m.-3,30 p.m. and on morningsbf sale or by prior -arrangement with auctioneers.: AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Where several units form one installation, they will be offered first as one lot, should any bidder so request. CATALOGUES: Detailed catalogues will be available on-site during inspection or at the office of the auctioneers. ALL ENQUIRIES TO: THE AUCTIONEERS, BRIAN MANN OR LtNDSAY CURTIS. Ml JAMES R. LAWSON PTY. LIMITED 15 Y( W INDUSTRIAL AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS-212-218 Cumberland Street, The Rocks, Sydney 2000. Tel (02) 2413411 Cables: "LAWSONS" SYDNEY. Telexf AAIOIOI, ATT LAWSONS.

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