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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12393, 1 July 1902, Page 2

Board and Residence. TEVIATHAN HOTEL, Opposite Railway Station. P.O. Box 111 Telephone 07. JAMES CONNOR.....,,,Managing Director, The Favourite the Travelling ' Public. up to date in every detail. Moderate Charges. Tariff: 4s Gdper day; 23a per week. Permanent Boarders by arrangement. Tho Lunch from 12" till 2 Is unequalled in the ' colony. .. ONE SHILLING. Might and Day Porters. Dd Patronised »y Tnsrr. Excku.skctes tub Goverkors o? NEW ZIXUKD. JFAMILY HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCII; i Within one minute ot the Railway Station, JAMES HATFIELD~7. .. proprietor. Letters will receive every attention. P.O. Box No. 291. Telephone No. ,231. WHITE HART HOTEL, High street. Chriatchurch.—Situated very centre of unrutchuroh, near Post and Tolegranh Offlccs, Banks, and other Public Offices, Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Night Porter. Correspondenca promptly attended t* Telephone 177.—JOHN NEILL, Proprietor, 80au /TRADESMAN Wants Comfortable Private A BOARD and LODGING; central.—Slaio terms to Moderate, Times Office. ijy VACANCY VlSlTOßsTudlTs, Gentlemen; single, doublo bedrooms; h&th, piano; terms moderate.—Mrs Macdonald, Lyndhurst House, Moray place, ijy SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION for GentlcmcD, Littlebourne; single rooms; fireplaco, every comfort; UKiiificent view; largo grounds,—Select, Tiincstyflict'. ijy WANTED KNOWN~Comtorlablo HOME for" Gentleman, near trams; no other boarders —<0 Civil'; street. ijy "TVTAREMA" (new House), 73 High street; JLTJL doublo and single room; Vacancy for Boardors. 1 ■ : aojii ONE VACANCY for Gentlemen; 25s per week; centre ot city.—Address H., Tinas Office. 28j,| LBYN HOUSE, Great King street.Private Bonrdfßesidenee;- comfortable home; bath, piano; bod and kitting rooms, with fireplaces. • • 25j1l SUPERIOR BOARD.—Vacant, Two Largo Superior Double Bedrooms, with firedaces; private sitting room,—Arenui House, High street.. - J2ju

BOARD-RESIDENCE, -Warwick House, Moray place, under new management; central all parts city; excellent cuisine; moderate terms. 20jy Aooommodation at Holiday Resorts. IJtHE LAKE HOTEL, . WAIHOLA. lOmy Public Companies EW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY (FIRE AND MARINE). The Premier and Wealthiest Colonial Company. Capital .. .. •„ .. £1,000,000 Paid-up Capital and Reserves . (inolndihg Undivided Profits) 494,910 Net. Annual Revenue 391,000 Fire and Marine Risks of all kinds accepted at Lowest Current Rates. WILLIAM I. BOLAM, Manager, Corner Rattray and Crawford streets, Dunedin. ORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. Established 1809. Subscribed Capital ~ .-. ..£ 2,760,000 Paid-up Capital .. . 087,600 Net Funds Fire Department ' (including Paid-up Capital) ~ 8,521,216 Net Funds Life and Annuity Department,, ~ .. 11,211,404 TOTAL FUNDS DECEMBER " ~~ 31,1900.. .. £14,732,C80 Net Fire Premiums for 1000 .. £1,640,853 The Company Insures every Description ol Risk against LOSS or DAMAGE by FIRE at LOWEST RATES. Losses promptly paid in. Dunedin. .■ ; MURRAY, ROBERTS, & CO,, •- ■ ; • 'j'Oliw>Agents for Otago. • - Norwich union fire .insurance ■' society. insurances effected at lowest ODRRENT RATES. LOSSES from &re and Lightning Covered. Claims Settled with Promptitude and . Liberality. 4 —— l • . Agents for Otago: THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), Rattray atnet, Dunedin. The perpetual trustees, estate! AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND'(LIMITED). . ■ CAPITAL .. .. .. ~ .. £125,000. Directors: ' Thomas Meoaie, Esq. Walter Hielop, Esq. Keith Ramsny, Esq. W. E. Reynolds. Esq. Manager: WALTER lIISLOP, Offices:

Corner of Rattray and Yogel streets, Dttnctlin. This Company acts aa Executors or Trustees nndet Willi bild Settlement*, as Attorney for Absentees and others, Manages Properties, Negotiates Loans, Collects Interest, Ronts, and Dividends, ind conducts til General Agency Business. ; Fot (till pittieulM* ice CompMtj'n Pamphlet. FQQTBALL. OTAOO RUGBY UNION. Tho weekly meeting of the Committee of the O.R.F.U. waa> hold last evening; present—Messrs Hutchison (president), Priest, M'Laron, Munro, Campbell, Duncan, Host, Wilkinson, llanlon, Harris, and Smith. It was resolved that ? in terms of By-law No. 4, tho West Taiori Club, having played a suspended-player, bo struck off tho roll of tho union. It was decided tlmt tlio final Flag match between tho northern and southern divisions of tho South Otago clubs be played at Milton this year, tho final having been played at Balclutha last. year. Tho Commltleo considered tho question of fixing a dato for tlio match North Otago v. a Dnnedin team, postponod from last week, tho proceeds of which aro to be handed to. the relatives of a recentlydeceased player, but in view of tho present uncertainty as tortile date on which tho Coronation holidayVill be held a decision on tho point was deferred, it being understood that tho tickets already sold will ba availablo for use. Tho Flag Committco Vas instructed to intiko a fresh draw for Senior matches next Saturday. It was deoidccl to suggest September 6 as tho dato of tho Junior representative match Canterbury v. Otago. K. Wood, a player of tho University Club, reported by, Mr Ilinlop (rdfereo iiv tho matoh University Second v. Zingari-Richmond Second) for using offensive language towards him, was slijpondcd during tho pleasure of tho union. An appeal was received from the Owaka Club against tho decision of the rcforco (Mr Mnhono) in tho match Owaka. v. Balclutlia in not allowing them a try which they claimed to have scored,—Tho matter was referred to tho referee for a report. SATURDAY'S MATCHES, i Senior. Dnnedin v. Zingai'i-Hichmond, Caledonian. University v. Kaikorai, Bishopscourt. Southern v. Union, North ground. ' Alhambra v, Pirates, Cnrisbrook. ■ Second Grade. Port Chalmers v. Hiivensboume, Montccillo, Peninsula v, Tnicri Rovers, Ravensbourne, University v. Alhambra, Opoho. Union v. Southern, Tihuna Park. Pirates and Dnnedin a bye. • Third Grade. • High School v. Alhambra A, Asylum (1.30 p.m.). Kaikorai v. Southern, Asylum. Pirates v. Zingari-Richmond, Montccillo (1.30 p.m.). Dunediu v, Union, North ground (1,30 p.m.). Port Chalmers v. Ravcnsbourne, Port Chalmers. Taieri Rovers v. Alhambra B, Mosgiel. During tho past season the officials of tho Canterbury Rugby Union have adopted a firm attitude with regard to non-players trespassing on tho playing ground during football matches at tho park, and noticos warning trespassers have been plentifully distributed in tho park. Notwithstanding these notieoe, two men were found on the ground of play at half-time on June 7, They were proceeded against for trespass, and Mr Beetham this morning finod each of them 10s for the offence, Kedclifle Crown • Brand Galvanised Corriigated Iron; cheapest and best.—Hogg and Ce. (Limited), agents, Lower Rattray street.