Avie Woodbury from Christchurch told TVNZ that she captured the
spirits after an exorcism session of her house and for which she
paid roughly $100.
Woodbury then put the ghosts into holy water and stored them in
separate vials before deciding to auction them.
The web page for the sale attracted more than 200,000 views
before the auction ended on Monday after a week. Woodbury said all
proceeds from the auction, minus the exorcist's fee, would be
donated to an animal charity.
"I would get things like the jug boiling itself, touching on the
back of my neck, voices from other rooms, and items going missing
then turning up in weird places," she said.
"I just want to get rid of them as they scare me. But someone
might like these to play with," she said.
Woodbury said she felt a better vibe in her house after the
exorcism. "Whether it is psychological or not but I definitely felt
a new vibe in the house," she told TVNZ.
The winning bidder was an electronic cigarette company, which
local newspapers said was now asking for