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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-03-04

No remedy has yet been discovered
that is so effective in all KIDNEY AND
LIVER COMPLAINTS, MALARIA, DYSPEP-
STA, etc, and yet it is simple and HARM
less. Science and medical skill have
combined with wonderful success those
herbs which nature has provided for the
cure of disease. It strengthens and in
yigorates the whole system.
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, the distinguished Con.
Gresaman. once wrote to fellow mem Der who was
suffering from indigestion and kidney disease:
Try Mishler's Herb Btters, believe it will euro
You. have used 1t for both indigestion and affec
ton Of the kidneys and It IL the most wonderful
combination Of medicinal herbs ever saw"
9 MISHLER HERB BITTERS CO.,
525 Commerce St., Philadelphia.
Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fails
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-03-04

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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-03-04

CROUCH OnItch."
"Rough on 1tch'' cures kumors, eruptions. -tlng
worm, letter, salt rheum. frosted feet, chi.lb Line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24

Ives Wonld have been in danger a the TIGER tiiru
,or Diood would have been aroused and We vould
nave been witnesses against them. :
g., 1nsle mas oeen some fighting on Toloas and Fe-
, lan slnoe wrote resulting in one death and sev-
eraI severe wounds Manassa. our teacher on Fe-
ian came over and staid two weeks with us. He
mas 70 run the gauntlet of two hostile tribes IN
him S,N Ha % MS people are very unwilling to bring
and bis wife needs medical help, but they had not
0eels apie 70 get here for months.
April la feet of canoes came for the uman
scnoiars 40 come from Uman here directly they
must pass through passage about a mile wide he
tween Ioioas and Fefan. The hostile ueonle of
Z teian headed them of in this passage. 10 avoid
pattle tney went back and came around Toloas
T 9u, were again headed of in the passase between
Ioloas and this island, wela Thew went back
ana the next day sailed clear around Wela. and 30
came IN from the north. Taking tho scholars m
il ooara tney started homeward about noon. After
"nne Motu was brought that they were attacked
by the fefan people. Not knowing what I conId
doi merely senttvo men up the mountain where
the passage could be seem to find ont what vas
gong on. Presently another report came that
tney mad been headed of in both passages and
that battle was raging. | thought conId mot
stay At nome under such circumstances 80 with
Marys consent / hurried down to the shore. COT a
paddle canoe and started to see if nothing could
oe uohe 70 nep our friends out of trouble but we
found that IT was false ALARM 50 we came home
Ike Bo-peep's lambs.
We have been enlarging our church which will
now seat about $50. The bell which the Market
Street Sunday School. Oakland, Gala. semi ns. We
nave hung, and the natives enjoy intensely listen
ing 10 It's clear tones. have made rude npInit
on winch we spread pretty stand cloth sent bv
young ladies' IN DR.. Taylor's Broadway Taberna-
Gle Church, New York and on this lies fine laroe
Bible, the gift of Rev. John Thompson. District
superintendent American Bible Society Oakland.
oala,, SO our pulpit has pleasant appearance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24
Where the Blame Lies.

tftEHy 70 fd60reTs on HGTuiiQH lsigHds
according 10 American papers the abortrs On the Ia
isisnGs are cruelty treated specially those upde
ontsSt. rue Government has, after great excrtions
uSectue1 IN getting quite number of Japanese for IA
out W the Plantations. They have been "a hail,
Fea'eu That out Of g. five had lied and twelve w.
Ssht 70 = hospital. all caused by cruel Treatment
hss funscr working hours than any other, scsntv
a pau iood poor houses and were kicked and beaten
Norwegian paper. ''i'''i
EDITOR GAzErTE:-How can it be that suoh
ialsehoods possibly can get abroad: and spread
Tue whole globe over. By looking at the fpures
gwen II Is easily understood which plantation 4
meant, and that the above statements. 10 saw fbe
ie'st' are known here to be untrue EVERYBODY here
KNOWS that the japanese were well treated. and
also they were privileged TO buy their own food
consequently no blame can fall upon the planta,
ton Why did not the Tiser, "the hirelinc orran''
show the whole truth? Who is to blame? Am
1assaors sent to all the courts in the world win
do no good, If such stories, readily believed. arr
permitted to circulate, without protest from the
government, protest is Of much more benefit to
TINS country than that to all the Powers. for
Pacific. rs,,.ius Ns,e- III. N 11e
Paia, Maui, Nov. 2Oth. lSs5.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24

any who may be sufficiently gifted with an
abounding measure Of faith. to poke Their
heads into his net and their neighbors'
premises, may or may not be realized II
Il be. sanitation will not have been ad-
vanced, but only pretty crop Of quarrels,
under cover of which the Board will at
tempt to gracefullyretire behind the clouds
Il ingratitude and mis- appreciation OF the
beenighted citizens, many Of them with
,,,g ,-o4oc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24
Mortgages Notice of Intention TO Foreclo,o

| NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that pnrsuant to powers Of sale contained IN
three certain Mortgage deeds 20 wit. ist morfragr
made by Albert X Kunuiakea Of Honolulu Island of
Oahu, To the Hawaiian Investment and Agency Com
pany Limited, dated the oh day Of August 1851 and
recorded iu Lber &C. on foios fSQi2 and assrue 10
Alexander j. Cartwright Of said Honolulu by deed Of
corded In Lbcr s. on foios gi6 and iT ma morr1eo
made b. sad Albert X. kunulakca 20 said Aiexsnder
rccordedu Lber %, folios s5i-i 3fd mortgage nsdr
by slid Albert X Kunuakea TO said Alexandra J. Cart
IN Lbes s. folio aud FOR breaches OF the conditions
IA said motgage deeds contained that all and singular
the lands, tcncmenis and hcrediiamenis In said mort
gage deeds contained and described will after thc time
limited by law be sold at public auction on account uf
| toned.
The property in said several mortgages described
KUKOAU-Hiio. Hawaii An ahupuaa, $50 acre.
Land Commission Award s5i5 Royal Patent ises'
| LAIMI-Hilo. Hawaii An Ahnpuaa Land Commia-
sion Award $50. Not leased.
kA-lkl-kohala Hawaii. An ahupuaa Is acres
Royal Patent 1868, leased to John Parker; lease
| expires Oct. list, 1856, with privilege.
| PAaoEHOE-kona, Hawaii Royal Patent i06s Not
MALA-Lahalna, Maui. a eocoanpt grove. 6H acres.
Land Commission Award 5s3 Royal Patent 57s5
Leased TO II irurton. expires September ist fses
| KAPUNAKEA-La -Lahaina, Maui / acre. land Com
mission Award 5lsl, Royal Patent s5T7. Lea,1d
PUAKo also called MkdNkRUi LA hama s' Mani
Honselot rood, p rods. Land Commission Award
occupied by Ceptain David Taylor
| PUUNOA-Lahaina, Maui i5-iQ0 acres. Land Com
mission Award s3ij Royal Patent 1857 Apana /.
ii-iO0 acres kalo land. Apana 00id0 acres
cane land. Apaua js-iOO acres cane land Not
leased
OWA-Wailuku, Maui. Royal Patent 2ia5 not leased
HALEHAkU-H Hamakualoa, Mani, 1868 5i-fO0 acfes
Land Commission Award s5l5, ROYAL Patent 1905.
The kalO land leased TO Hui AZ $500 expires
Jan ist, 1856 The right Of way for ditch leased 10
Haiku Sugar Co. at $1,000 expires Oct. 2nd, 1905
The right OF way fer ditch. leased 10 e. sprccklfs
at sioOOO, expires July ist, 1879 The Dich leased
Z. Spreckles at $50, expires July lst is99 The
Ditch, lsascd 10 G. sprcckels AZ s1u0, expires July
md, isa9
PUAHALA-Mo MoiOkai.
LUAKAllA-Oahu, Grazing land Nuuann Valley. 81
acres. Land Commission Award s5i5 Royal
Patent G196. Not leased
PELL1 PLACE-Houselota aud grazing land, Nuuauu
Valley. y acres. Royal Patent 3. Leased to r. T..
Jones Expires Oct fst 1856, has privilege Of ten
years at
kUiHELANI-H -Houselot Honolulu, corner Of Bcretaria
and Richard Streets s. iathoms Is feet not leased
occupied at present by K. Kanninkc1. Land
Commission Award % Royal Patent asf7
Ahupuaa Of Puou situate in Lahaina island Of Maui,
and more particularly described in Land Commission
Award No. $50. Royal Patent 67g.
Dated Honolulu, Nov. End. 1856.
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24

ran that way, till the win Of its despot de
throned him. and made the country vertu-
ally a foreign dependency. This is not
desired for Hawaii We are independent
and we can run our little State very well,
provided it is properly run from within,
which is not the case to day, nor viii it be
while our machinery for our eighty thou
sand people, costs the neat little sum OF
$4,000 per moihh to run The fact is, it
is time for change and the change will
come III the Deonle say so.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24

y Saiian Isands.-In Probate. In the matter Of ne
Estate o. HUGH MCDONNA. late Of Ilonofuin De-
ceased Al Chambers before Judd, CD
On reading and filing the petition and ncconntn Of
Alex j. Cartwright, executor of the win Of HUGH
McDonna. late IT Honolulu. Oahu, deceased Therein
he asks to be allowed si01ls7 aud charges himself
with sii9les and asks that the may bt examined
and approved and that final order may bc made of
distribution Of the property remaining IN HIS hands %
the persons thereto entitled. and dscharriug him and
his suretea from l further responsibility as such
executor.
IL Is ordered that TU ESDAY the I'D dav OF Dcceu-
Der A. ID. is5 al 10 O'Clock A. NJ before the said Chief
Justice, Al Chambers, in the Court House, <
Honolulu, be and the hereby s appointed a. TIE
time and place for hearing said petition and accounts
and that all persons interested may then and thcre an-
pear and show cause, II any they have why the sane
should not be granted, and may present cvidence
as to who are entitled to said property. And that this
order In the English language, be published IN the
HAWAIIAN GAzErrE newspaper printed and pub
lshcd in Honolulu, for three successive weeks previous
to the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated at Honolulu II. l., this i7 day Now A. D. is5
L. MCCULLN.
Attest; Chief Justice Supreme Court
HEyRY SMITH, Deputy Clerk ffS1 5t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24
On the 10th Day Of December, A. 0. 1885,
AT II O'CLOCK NOON.

Al Of that Tract Of Land situated al Haiku, In the
District Of Makawao, Island Of Mani described In deed
from q II. Allen 70 L9rrin A. Andrews. daied Sept.
18th ISIS Of record ir the Hawaiian Registry Of Deeds
in Blber o. folios ~ and Is being an undivided two
thirds 90 part share Of the Land mentioned fu deed
from X. Armstrong % Z. H. Allen ct al dated March
10, is5i Of record IN said Registry IN Lbor T. folio
ti2; also all and singular the houses hudinea saw
mill, machinery, steam boiler, goods, chattsis and
elects OF SAID Andrews upon said premises; and six
large OK wagons yokes chains. tools utensils, lumber
ana hreW0pd and other property fixed and moYcabio
belonging 20 said Andrews upon said premises; also
one hundred and forty working oxen, thirty cattle.
thiityfour horses bciug the property described IN
mortgage from said Andrews 10 said Bishop q Co,
dated Dec. 2ist, A. d 1881 Of record In Che said Regis
Try in Libcr ~, folios g65 also. carpenter and
blacksmith shop. one dwelling house upon said prcmi-
ses, four large OK wagons, two small wagons,
furnace one extra circular saw Onehaf interest IN
10 sOws and pigs all toOls implements. cattle lumber
fences and Uher property used By said Andrews and
bought since the date Of said mortgage; being the
same property described IN mortgage from uld An
drews 20 said Bishop & Co.. dated Nay I'd fs1 Of
record IN said Registry IN Libcr g. folio rs.
said sale being made upon decree of foreclosure 9f
said mortgages and 70 satisfy Judgment FOR 81 96 20
addition thereto.
rs-Term- cash. deed and examination Of title at ez-
pense Of purchaser.
November 9TH 1856.
s. F. CHILLfNGWOWrIf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24

RAPHAEI.'s celebrated Madonna di San Sisto, ,
belonging TO the King Of Sa1ony, has been offered
TO the British Government for the modest sum OF
cl5O.OOO. The painting is one Of the most won
derful creations of Raphaers genius and was exc
cuted about 15l7-1s for the principal altar OF St.
Si1tus Placenza where il remained until the close
of the last century, when it was removed 10 Dres-
den The British Government is just now not IN
a mood to pay e150.000 for a painting, when it
stnnds 50 much more in need of powder and shot.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24
AalraiiaIr @aEGtta.
EsT EopUs IN MINUS.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER p. 1885.

L. this Issue is presented another paper
on the subject OF bananas. from the pen OF
Mr.. A. Marques. and the points brought
forward are well worthy the attention Of
those who desire TO foster the interests OF
this local branch Of industry which fills 50
important place in the list Of Hawaiian
exports Attention Is drawn by Mr. Mar
ques to the heavy freight charges Of the
Oceanic Steamship Company on this com
modify. also 10 the feasibility OF the man
ufacture OF alcohol. which is much used
here for scientific and mechanical pur-
moses
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24

The S. f. N,irs Letter of late date says: d" The
election of the next British Parliament has been
postponed until December. This postponemont
is a practical admission of weakness on the part
of the present Ministry. II is an acknowledge
ment of the fact that a count of noses would, If
taken Immediately, show n majority adverse 10 the
existing Government II begins TO look, there
fore, as though the Conservative press, when it
was recently claiming 10 be able 70 discern
marked increase of Conservative sentiment
throughout the country, was vhistling to keep up
its courape.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24
NOTICE !
[HEUNDERsIGNED Bee; LEAVE

HE UNDERSIGNED BEG LIE AWE
\ 70 inform the public that they have oue ned an
allee In Room 15. Campbelrs Block. Merehant street
Honolulu As GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT s. We
make speeaify Of Book keeping. Collecting ,custsm
house Brokerage. shipping and Receiving Frcghts
We are also prepared 10 take inventories or Ba nkrupf
stock anywhere in the Kingdom and guarsnfec accur
ale returns We are also prepared 70 furnish Guide-
ana an information In regard routes aud points In
tsrest on Of tne Islands Of the group FOR orrsfs
With strict attention busine. and pfuupf refurn-
10 those wh0 may intrust their business us v clt
share OF patFnnase- All LEGAL Documents e1ua by
hrztclasz l1uyer- Ir11sllrinnf IN an mod ern AN
slase. Liose " EoBLE. HAZE 8 60.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24

The Oakland Tribune of late date says: Few
Of our readers are aware of the capabilities of
Alameda county a sugar producing section, and
will be surprised TO learn the fact that this county
IS producing moro sugar than the Sandwich Is
lands. According to Professor Hilgard's agricul-
tural map there are within the boundaries of the
Alameda county l44,000 acres of land adapted to
the production Of sugar beets. At an average of
fifteen tons 10 the acre which is the minimum
the land would produce 100000 tons of beets,
which, allowing the average per cent of sugar to
be li.Js per cent, would give yield of 309 500
tons Of sugar, or nearly five times the production
Of the Hawaiian Islands, which is only about TO-.
600 tons: 309GO0 tons of sugar would be 6l9, ,2OO-
600 pounds, which at S cents per ponnd, would
bring TO the county revenue of $50, ,536 600 an
nually. Therefore, if every acre of land adapted
10 the culture of the sugar beet in this county was
cultivated for that purpose, Alameda county
would produce about one-sirth of the sugar con-
sumed in the United States. The factory Of Alva.
rado produced in the month of September S34OO
worth of refined sugar, which would be for the
year at the same average, nearly half million of
dollars distributed in this county. This can be
increased twenty-four times with proper eIertion
IN few years 1t is certainly a subject of the
utmost Importance to our people. and we urge it
upon their attention.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24

Mr.. J. Z. Wissman, has been appointed the local
agent Tor the personal memoirs of General u. S.
Grant, Published from the original manuscript.
SooseriPti"ns are pouring in rapidly, and those
tate IN forwardiuR their signatures at once 10 MI
Wiseman. - -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24

DURrxe the next go years, it has been computed
there can be only total eclipse Of the sum- that
Of August u, 1899 which can be seen in England.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24
Nrw aoprrtisrnlrnts.
CORPORATION STOCKS
FOR SALE.
NOTICE. !

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
= y that AliUNG, of Honolulu, doing business under
me hrm name Of Chu Kee Co, has this day made 10
the undersigned for the benefit OF his creditors an As
slsnment OF all his property in this Kingdom All
persons indebted to the said Chu Kec & Co. or to said
Ahung are hereby notified to make immediate payment
10 W. " Parkc, at his Office over Bishop & Co.'S bank
r,o.,.,.. ,s., W Il. CASTLE, Assignee.
Tnlua
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24

No medicine is half so good for n great v,r;a.v,
OF family complaints as Ayers Pills They arr
easy to take, effective to cure and are cheap and
handy. 'f ''''e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24
LAWRENCE NrCuLLY
Attest: Justice supreme Court
MESEr ssIrH, Deputy CLERK. ioo7 3;
CUPRENTE COURT OF THE TT4-

y = IT If1l1EEHI " TT VL TIT III
~ waiian lslands-In Probate. In the matter of ne
Estate OF PAUL kANOA. Of Honolulu Oahu drcrra--i
intcstatc. Before Chief Justice Judd
On reading and fling the petition OF Paul r. Kanua
and kahanaauWl twl Of Honolulu Oahu alleging that
Paul kanoa OF HOnoiniu aforesaid died intesllic Al
said Honolull, on the 10Th day Of November a. D
20 them.
II Is ordered that TUESDAY the sth day OF Deecmber
A. d. ise5 ~ ~ m, be and hereby is appointed for
hearing said petition before snd Chief Justcr IN the
Court Room OF this Court AZ Honoiuln az which time
and place all persons concerned apucar and rho
cause, II any they have, why said petition shouid not
be granted. and that this order be published In me
English and Hawaiian languages for three successIvr
weeks in the HAwAuAN GAzETrE and EH0toa news
papers in Honolulu
Dated Honolulu. Nov, 17th. A. d. fsS5
l. McCuLLY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24

THr British Government has advertised for ten
ders for carrying the Chinese mails from Hong
kong via Yokohama, Japan, to Coal Harbor, B. c.,
thence by rail to Quebec and thence by steamer in
summer to Liverpool, and in winter by rail to
Portland Me-. and thence by steamer TO Liverpool.
The route is several hundred miles shorter than
the one by way Of San Francisco and New York,
as the higher latitude implies When il advertises
for tenders to carry the mails by way of Coal Har-
Dor in preference to the Suez Canal route il must
have grounds for believing that the service will be
regular and permanent. As a consequence the
San Francisco papers draw attention to the danger
Of the tea trade, which has lately been diverted
from the SueZ route to the direct line through the
Pacific railway.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24

FISH and snake stories have been told SO often
that repetition even of the names in connection
Herewith pales upon the interest. Here however
is good elephant story which is interesting on ac-
count of the hugeness of the subject. The tale is
told by the correspondent of French paper who
says: Some months since Holkar, while on n
visit 10 Lord Dufferin, saw his lordship going
through the process of cutting his newspapers and
reviews. The Indian potentate asked for the pa
er-knife promising another in return The prince
returned recently 20 Government House, taking
with him young elephant. The animal had its
tusks shaped and sharpened, and between the Ra-
iah's two visits had undergone training in secret
arial work. When led into Lord Dufferin's pres
ence 1t took up newspapers with its trunk cut
them, and placed them on n carpet in an orderly
fashion"
The above reads like p. c. A. editorial and
should be taken ciDH grauo Sails
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24

THIS PAPER is kept on file at E. {. DAKE's
Advertising Agency, 81 and 6j Merchants Exchange.
San Francisco, Cal where contracts fer advertising
can be made for 1t. 1OG5 .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24

FURNISHED RooMs--Neat and costly Fur
nished Rooms eau be had by early application at
C99s) NO. 4 GARDEN LANE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24

Has an ohee over Messrs Bishop & Co.'S Bank corner
Merchant and haahumanu SITS, and viii be happy to
attend to any business entrusted his care 1861 Cm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24
z Suburban Cottages
TO LET!

EIRST, THAT ELEGANT COT
iage hitherto occupied by the owner. Jho Robelo,
2i0 month
sECoND-The fwo-story Cottage. two doors uskai
sne ABOVE, lately occupied By the late T Bakcr.
HA'ins EAraen' stable. etc Rent, about 50.
sftt2ih premises connected with the city water
-. Queen 81 ret.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24
j. e. WISEMAN
General Business Agent,
P. o. BOX No. SIS. eaosg Houoldia. H. I.
MortEagee's Notice of Intention to FOrecIose
ATOTIcE TS u1.prpx rrx-1,,-

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
4N pursuant 10 power Of sale contained IN certain
mortgage deed. date The 10Th day OF February A. d
lsei, made BY MakAele and Kaaihue his wife Of Hilo
Hawaii 10 Henry Porter OF the same place. and By him
assigned 10 the "Ononca Sugar Company Of record
81 pages 5is 30, ands FOR breach Of II conditions in
said morgasedcsd contained to wit the non-puyment
Of the interest thereon.
That AL and singular the lands and appurtenance in
said motsasedeed contained and described will after
The expiration Of the time allowed By Law. be sold Al
Pubic Aaeton on account Of the breach Of conditions
The property described in said mortgage deed con
slsts o. 81 <crrs Of land situate in Punuui Hlo afore
said. between the Onomea and Papaikou Pianfafious
fsi-nedl OSUMEA SUGAR CO.
AssiSnees OF Henry Porter
fall particulars may be had Of d. II Hitchcock
Attorney Tor Assignee Of said Mortgage lus9 g.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24
SHERIFFS SALE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
Il OF Sale made by the Honorable Edward Preston
one Of the Justices Of the Supreme Court iu the Suit
Of BISHOP q co. v. L0RRfN A. ANDREWS, dated
November 3D. A. d. 1885. shall sell NJ public auction
on the Premises Of Lorrn A. Andrews below dcscribc
at MAkAWAO, ISLAND or MAUI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24

The GeBesta, defeated in the recent interna-
tional yacht race for Americas cup by the Amer
lean yacht Puritan, arrived safely at Portsmouth,
England. after her voyage across the Atlantic She
came into port flying three irst-fags won in her
contests with American yachts. Great enthusiasm
was manifested by the crowds on board the men,
of-war and yachts IN the harbor, and cheer after
cheer greeted her 1t is believed that the time of
the GeRestas trip across the Atlantic-twenty days
with occasional strong heavy seas, which greatly
retarded her progress. Twice the GeHesta was
hove TO and the whole trip was made under reefed
try sails. The only mishaps were the breaking of
the mates ankle and a slight dsarrangement of
the steering gear. The best runs were as follows
On the 18th, 23S miles; 18th. 240 miles, and
l4th, 200 miles. The crew of the GeReStd speak of
their treatment in America with enthusiasm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-24
NOTES.

TIE Great Eastern, the largest steamship in the
world, has been sold at public auction for S26,2OO.