auctioneer
ಹರಾಜುಗಾರ
definition
noun
Baker had instructed auctioneers to sell certain goods.
a person who conducts auctions by accepting bids and declaring goods sold.
example
He said he had commissioned an 'auctioneer' to estimate the value of renting these bays.
Then, with a final stroke of his gavel, the 'auctioneer' declared that the auction was over.
Dealing only with the 'auctioneer' and solicitors, they had no idea who the owners of the land were.
Dealers had different means of signalling their intentions to an 'auctioneer' .
Check what methods of payment the 'auctioneer' will accept for the property.
The 'auctioneer' who conducted the sale of the island, refused to comment.
Conducting the auction of a property, the 'auctioneer' noticed an agent talking to his client on his mobile phone.
This understanding can be confirmed by the vendor and the 'auctioneer' .
The search is on for an experienced 'auctioneer' who can help a group of amateur artists sell their work for charity.
As a sign of the boom in the property sector, the Irish Auctioneers and Valuers Institute were seeking recruits to 'auctioneering' .
To see 'auctioneering' at its best, you must visit a sale.
Only a handful of 'auctioneers' in Dublin sell computer equipment from liquidations or receiverships.
The internet has also benefited many local 'auctioneers' and estate agents.
He runs two-day courses in 'auctioneering' at Christie's.
The book was sold by Edinburgh 'auctioneers' to an American collector.
The entire sale was conducted by the 'auctioneers' giving a verbal description of the stock and taking bids from the rows of seated buyers.
The property will be sold by top 'auctioneers' at a London hotel on May 19.
This year's sale is sponsored by the Sligo firm who specialise in 'auctioneering' , valuations and mortgages.
When houses are on the market, owners are advised by 'auctioneers' to invest time and money into the garden.
Brokers and 'auctioneers' profit by charging a small fee for each transaction completed using their services.
Baker had instructed 'auctioneers' to sell certain goods.
The family business, established in 1886, is one of the oldest 'auctioneering' firms in the country.
Guidelines have been given to 'auctioneers' and estate agents to prevent money laundering.
Few 'auctioneers' or estate agents claim that the region's unique status has had a major influence on land prices.
It is essential to the profession of 'auctioneering' .
Some 'auctioneers' call for high opening bids and if you are the first bidder and no-one else joins in you may pay over the odds
You can pick up a bargain at an auction, but this can be risky as 'auctioneers' can refuse to accept responsibility for the quality of goods they auction.
This is the second attempt by the 'auctioneers' to sell the properties.
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