MICHAEL BELLINGAN
As far as what I'd said in how I came to have the house in Gallo Manor, Mr Chairman, if there was any suggestion that that was somehow lavish then here my documents are with regard to the purchase of the land that I bought in Buccleugh in Sandton, which I bought for R262-thousand and then sub-divided and built a house on one and sold the other half for R37 000.  I built the house myself.
	Then when I sold that I bought the house in Gallo Manor and I paid R932-thousand for that.  My bond then was R70 000.  By the time I  had done the various building alterations which - the application for the plans are amongst these documents over here, my bond was up to R120 000, Mr Chairman.   The value of the alterations is also reflected on the approval forms from the Town Council of Sandton over here with all the details of the building alterations.
	Than obviously in the course of time, it's a capital asset, it grew in value due to building costs, inflation or whatever, and then I finally sold it for - that's not here, but it was around, it was less than what I wanted, it was around R280 000 in 1991, when Janine and I were going to buy the other house in the area.