More than 250 people crowded into the Ministry of Works bulk store in Blenheim Road yesterday for an auction of unclaimed goods held by the police and of goods seized by customs. The auction was divided into about 350 lots, which included video equipment, cameras, radios, motor-cycles and parts, electrical appliances, jewellery, and china.
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Press, 13 July 1984, Page 5
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54More than 250 people crowded into the Ministry of Works bulk store in Blenheim Road yesterday for an auction of unclaimed goods held by the police and of goods seized by customs. The auction was divided into about 350 lots, which included video equipment, cameras, radios, motor-cycles and parts, electrical appliances, jewellery, and china. Press, 13 July 1984, Page 5
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