By Electric Telegraph.

Bruce Herald, Volume VII, Issue 649, 13 November 1874, Page 5

By Electric Telegraph.

Dunedjln, Nov. 12, 8 p.m.

Professor Sale is a candidate for the headmastership of the Church of England Grammar School, Melbourne. The Rev. Mr Mackie has accepted the call from the First Church.

William MoMteitb, i'or sly -grog selling 1 , was fined ii3o and costs

Ma -ame Goddard creates quite a. furore in Wellington. The rush for seats for the second concert was greater than at first.

The Christchurch Metropolitan Agricultural Kxliibition to-day was a great success, the weather being glorious. The attendance was immense. There were 224 exhibits : Sheep, 94; cattle, 144; horses, 15 ; pigs, 19 ; poultry, 14; dogs, 47 ; implements. 27 ; dairy, produce, />6 ; sheep, horses, cattle, and implements of Jouai j^anufacture were splendid in quality. There : was' a dose oon; petition iv every class. Sutton Bros., of Southland,' took the champion medal for Lincoln raras. Auckland. The Superintendent's contemplated v|sit f p, England, accompanied by the Provincial Secretary, is condemned by the ' dross } and < Herald.' The steamer Golden Crown, sold to a Sydney company, returned to port after leaving the Bay of Islands for Sydney — a leak haA'ing been discovered in her -tern post, and jthe vessel making three inches of water hourly. It is understood that the conditions , in Jier purchase required tbe delivery of the 1 steamer \a Sjpdne^ bjp tlas ?pth jusj,