To-day at 2.30 o’clock J. H. Bethune. and Co., under instructions from Mrs Levin (who is leaving for England), will sell by public auction at her stable, Hobson street, adjoin ing the residence of the Hon R. Pbarazyn, M.L.C., a splendid landau, specially built to order by Laurie and Marnor, of London, with best morocco leather linings and cushions, lamps, &0., all in excellent condition ; also a complete sot of now trimmings for landau, two sets best English double-carriage harness (silver mounted), three superior saddles and bridles specially made to order, waterproof rugs, and a variety of stable requisites as per catalogue. The sale presents a rare oppor tunity to those in search of a really first-class carpiag§ snd ■

An auction stile of left and lost luggage and unclaimed goods is J tp be held by W. F. Shortt at the Government Raibyay goods shed, Wellington station, on Wednesday, 4th March. A list of the articles is published in another column, and is both varied and ex tensive. Mrs Sowerbyi the well-known teacher of dancing, has arrived in Wellington, and announces in our advertisement columns that she will- • meet intending * pupils at Miss Kreoft’s schoolroom, Upper' Abel Smith street’, Taine and Co. notify that furniture must be removed from their rooms before Wednes day afternoon, or it wlll.be sold. Wilkins and Field have adopted the Wednesday half-holiday, and for the future will be open on Saturdays till 9.30 p.m. Laery and Co. and Townsend and Paul sell fruit to day. W. F. Shortt holds his first removal sale this aftsrngon at 2.30, when a varied as sortment of furniture and other goods will be offered. - ‘ ' Cook and-Gray call for tenders in the assigned ©state of Martin Healey, bootmaker. Two newly-erected in Duller street are advertised to let. The premises lately occupied by G. Bodley, opposite the Bank of New Zealand, sra advertised to let.
