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I have great pleasure in congratulating the University of Otago Rugby Club on its distinguished record over 125 years. Of all our sporting clubs, the Rugby Club has probably contributed most to the collegiality and wider reputation of this University.

Given the position of rugby as our national sport, the fact that we have produced no fewer than 65 All Blacks speaks for itself. Apart from such high-flyers, the Club has contributed to the enjoyment and personal development of many thousands of students. One of my own happy memories of student days at Otago is of playing social rugby at Logan Park on Saturday afternoons.

Alumni have travelled from all parts of the world to share in this important celebration and I wish you well in rekindling old friendships and enjoying the camaraderie that this weekend will provide. I also record my gratitude to the Club organisers for their efforts in planning this important event. May you all enjoy your time on campus and be able to reflect on the standing of the University of Otago in the wider community that is enhanced by such occasions.

David SkeggVice-ChancellorUniversity of Otago

Vice-Chancellor’s Welcome 125th Jubilee Chairman’s Welcome

Cead mille failte! A hundred thousand welcomes! I welcome one and all, from near and far, to the 125th jubilee celebrations of our famous club. I extend a special welcome to our invited guests.

The University Club has made its mark on local and national rugby as no other. However, the celebrations which take place over Queen’s Birthday Weekend are not simply celebrations of rugby; the many people who will converge on Dunedin for the weekend are coming home, not only to their rugby club, but to their university, and to their university city. In planning the celebrations, we have had unstinting support from the wider university and from the city; it is testament to the sense of shared purpose that the celebrations will be attended by the Vice-Chancellor, Professor David Skegg, and by the Mayor, Mr Peter Chin. The University Club is, and has been for its 125 years, the student club; only students and recent graduates may play for the club. Mr Edwin Darlow, President of OUSA, will also be participating in the celebrations.

The Jubilee Committee has prepared a programme of events which is a mixture of the formal and the casual. There will be opportunity over the course of the three days for both serious reflection, and abandonment and a return, for those with the constitution, to the pursuits of days long gone by.

It is our fervent wish that you enjoy the celebrations in an atmosphere of conviviality and comradeship.

It has been an honour and a privilege to chair the organising committee; I extend my heartfelt thanks to my fellow committee members for their unreserved efforts.

John BurkeChairmanOURFC 125th Jubilee Committee

125th Jubilee Committee

Chairman John BurkeSecretary/Treasurer Russell ChurchCommittee Chris Burke Tim Calder Richard Higham Ken Hodge Louise Lawrence John Leslie David Tapp Peter Thomson Rex Thomson

OURFC Committee

President Bill ThompsonChairman Kelvin FisherSecretary Daphne GloverTreasurer Ross Brown Club Captain Gregory Easton Manager Tim Calder NZU Representative Paul HessianCommittee Chris Burke John Burke Russell Church Murray Guyton Sam Hibbard Stuart McLauchlan Aroha Montgomery Chris Noakes Ryan O’Connor Sean Romans David Tapp Peter Thomson Ditte VanVliet John Walker

OURFC 125th Jubilee P R O G R A M M E O F E V E N T S

Friday, 29th May, evening: Student Union Common Room

4:30pm Registration

6:00pm – Official Jubilee Opening

Saturday, 30th May, afternoon: University Oval 12:00 noon Clubrooms open

12:30pm

University Women’s Blues vs Alhambra-Union

University B/Colts Golds on Oval # 4/5

University Blues Colts vs Southern Colts (Bathgate Park)

2:00pm

University A vs Dunedin, Jonathan Keogh Memorial Trophy

3:30 – 5:30pm Aftermatch – Clubrooms & Westpac Tent

Dunedin Town Hall

Jubilee Dinner

6:00 – 7:00pm pre-dinner drinks

7:00pm Dinner

Sunday, 31st May, afternoon: University Oval

12:00 noon onwards – Clubrooms & Westpac Tent

1:00pm Barbecue (until 3:30pm)

2:00pm Golden-Oldies rugby, pick-up sides

Jubilee Memorabilia and Jersey Auction

At the 125th Jubilee dinner (Saturday evening) a limited edition of 15 Jubilee Club jerseys will be auctioned. Numbered 1 through 15, these collectors’ items will be in high demand and keenly fought over!

A one-off jersey will be auctioned featuring the signatures of all 19 living OURFC All Blacks. This commemorative jersey will be highly sought after as it will represent a very unique part of New Zealand’s rugby history. This jersey will also be auctioned at the 125th Jubilee dinner.

A New Zealand Sevens Jersey (signed by the 2009 Team and donated by Paul Grant) will also be auctioned.

Club History DVD

“OURFC: 125 years of Rugby Excellence”We have produced a DVD of photos (over 400) and documents that traces much of the history of the club over the past 125 years. • YoumaypurchaseacopyoftheDVDfor$15.00. All

proceeds will go to OURFC as a fundraiser.• Youwillsee‘some’(170)ofthesephotosintheslideshow

playing during the Friday reception and the Saturday dinner. This slideshow is just a selection from the over 400 photos stored on the DVD. The slideshow is also on the DVD as a separate file.

• TheDVDalsoincludesabriefclubhistory(fivepagedocument), plus two page Biographies for each of our 44 All Blacks and our 12 Black Ferns.

• TheDVDalsoincludesanaudiofileofthe‘Deaks&Ernie’Show about OURFC from NewstalkZB (March, 2009); and a TV3 video segment on the University vs Ponsonby debate regarding the number of All Blacks - University wins 44 to 42!

Acknowledgement: The 125th Jublilee Committee would like to acknowledge the

assistance of Hugh Tohill in the compilation of this Programme.

The University of Otago Rugby Club

When Professor George Sale (club president) and William Deans Milne (club captain) and Robert (later the Hon. Robert) McNab (club secretary) founded the Otago University Rugby Football Club in May 1884, little did they know that this would become the most successful rugby club in New Zealand and, quite possibly, in the world.Over the past 125 years, 65 University players have gone on to become All Blacks, 44 while still playing for the Club; more than any other club in the country. In addition, the Club has produced 377 full Otago representatives. Past University players have also been chosen as All Black reserves, New Zealand XVs, New Zealand B, New Zealand Development XVs, New Zealand Sevens, New Zealand Juniors, Colts, U20, U19 and Mäori teams, as well as representing other unions and Super 12 and 14 franchises throughout the country. These successes have not been limited to New Zealand, however, with past University players also having represented England, Scotland, Australia, South Africa, Manu Samoa, Fiji, Japan, Tonga, Hong Kong and Arabian Gulf.University A sides have dominated the Dunedin club competitions; to date the University Club has won the senior banner no fewer than 49 times, with University B also boasting a good record playing in the same premier grade for much of the team’s history. The University Club has also encouraged and developed women’s rugby, and the Club can already boast 12 Black Ferns amongst its players, along with 71 who have played for Otago. The women’s team has won the senior banner no fewer than 14 times, since its first premier win in 1991 (a year after women’s rugby commenced at the Club). The next best club has been Alhambra-Union with 3 championship banners.

The culture of success has extended throughout the Club, with many of the age group and women’s teams also dominating club competitions. When their playing days have ended and (inspired by a great love of rugby) many club members have moved into non-playing roles in rugby throughout New Zealand. These have included NZRFU presidents, All Black selectors and coaches, international referees, ORFU presidents, international development officers, and a variety of administrative positions associated with this fine game.The rugby club has played an important role in the history of the University of Otago, fostering and encouraging the talents of young men and women, enabling them to complement their formal education in a way that has helped many of them become world leaders in their chosen fields of work and endeavour. This is highlighted by the fact that a total of 18 University players have been awarded prestigious Rhodes Scholarships.

George Sale

boasts an extraordinary tradition of success

Black Ferns

1993 Reader, Heidi Christine 1995 Littleworth, Helen May 1996 Palmer, Farah Rangikoepa Captained the Black Ferns to three World Cup victories, was also New Zealand captain while a member of the club.1996 Rush, Annaleah Marie 1998 Codling, Monalisa Maria 2000 Myers, Hannah Jessica 2004 Richardson, Claire2005 de Jong, Catherine Louise2005 Solomon, Pikihuia Horonia2005 Wihongi, Kamila Tui 2005 Willoughby, Shannon Mary2006 Mallard, Beth Louise

2006 World Cup Team: includes 6 current or former OURFC players.

OURFC All Blacks 1905 Gilray, Colin Macdonald 1905 Macpherson, Donald Gregory 1913 Cuthill, John Elliott 1921 Cabot, Phillipe Sydney deQuetteville 1921 Ward, Francis Gerald 1921 Fea, William Rognvald 1923 Sinclair, Robert Gemmell Burnett 1923 Perry, Arnold 1923 Stewart, Edward Barrie 1924 Munro, Henry Gordon (Abe) 1925 Dickson, Donald McKee 1926 Stevenson, Donald Robert Louis 1928 Lindsay, David Frederick1928 Bradanovich, Nicholas Martin1928 Holden, Arthur William1928 McClymont, William Graham1931 Bush, Ronald George1936 Watt, James Michael1936 Gillies, Colin Cuthbert1938 Berghan, Trevor1946 Elvidge, Ronald Rutherford1949 Botting, Ian James1949 Moore, Graham John Tarr

1953 Oliver, Desmond Oswald1955 Irwin, Mark William1957 Levien, Howard Joseph1959 Diack, Ernest Sinclair (Tuppy)1962 Davies, William Anthony 1962 Nelson, Keith Alister1963 Laidlaw, Christopher Robert1963 Kirton, Earle Weston1972 Sims, Graham Scott1973 Morrison, Terry Geoffrey1976 Sapsford, Herbert Paul1983 Kirk, David Edward1986 Brewer, Michael Robert1989 Timu, John Kahurangi Raymond1992 Pene, Arran Rewi Brett1992 Ellis, Marc Christopher Gwynne1996 Oliver, Anton David2001 Alatini, Pita Faiva-ki-moana2001 Maling, Simon Thomas2005 Ryan, James Andrew Cheyne2008 Thomson, Adam John

C Gilray H Munro C Laidlaw A Oliver A Thomson

All Blacks after leaving the Club

1914 Cockroft, Eric Arthur Percy 1950 Tanner, John Maurice 1951 Wightman, David Ross 1952 Fitzgerald, James Train 1955 Archer, William Roberts (Robin) 1955 Townsend, Lindsay James 1960 Burry, Hugh Cameron 1976 Fawcett, Christopher Louis (Kit) 1978 Graham, Wayne Geoffrey 1979 Keane, Kieran James 1980 Burgess, Gregory Alexander John1983 Taylor, Warwick Thomas1985 Drake, John Alan1986 Anderson, Brent Leslie1990 Gordon, William Robert1992 Strachan, Anthony Duncan1992 Joseph, Jamie Whitinui1995 Kronfeld, Joshua Adrian1995 Randell, Taine Cheyenne2002 Harding, Samuel2002 Broomhall, Sam

Other Internationals

Arabian GulfTurner, Paul W.

AustraliaWilliams, Dirk A.

England1909 Palmer, Alexander C. 1910 Adams, Alan A. 1950 Botting, Ian J.

Fiji 1939 Vosailagi, Immanuel L. 1994 Tuidraki Patiliaiqa

Hong KongHunt, Tony James

Japan1999 Joseph, Jamie Whitinui1999 Tuidraki, Patiliaiqa

Western Samoa1995 Mika, Michael Alaifatu

Scotland1901 Fell, Alfred Noni 1908 Gilray, Colin M. 1910 Lindsay, Andrew B. 1910 Macpherson, Donald G. 1996 Broughton, Nicholas James R. 1998 Leslie, John Andrew 2004 Kydd, Robert M.

South Africa 1994 Putt, Kevin C.

TongaEdward, David Robert

Josh Kronfeld and Taine Randell

Jamie Joseph

John Leslie

Alan Adams

Note: Two other Club members played for the All Blacks before joining the Club.

1914 Black, Robert S.1955 Buxton, John B.

New Zealand Sevens1984 Kirk, David E. 1984 Lewis, A.J.F. (Tony) 1993 Ellis, Marc C.G. 1999 Andrews, Luke S. 2001 Reid, Hayden B. 2002 Blackie, Joshua M. 2003 Webb, Grant A. 2007 Thomson, Adam J. 2009 Grant, Paul

New Zealand Juniors1958 Prain, H. Crichton 1959 Nelson, Keith A. 1969 Collins, Maurice P. 1972 McGee, Gregory W. 1972 Sims, Graham S. 1975 Fawcett, C.L. (Kit) 1975 Oliver, Paul T.1975 Romans, Mark J.Y. 1976 Elvin, Graeme W. 1977 Graham, Wayne G. 1978 Peters, Wayne W. 1980 Halligan, David M. 2005 Blackie, Joshua M. 2007 Donnelly, Thomas J. G.

New Zealand Colts1964 Laidlaw, Christopher R. 1973 Oliver, Paul T. 1974 Elvin, Graeme W. 1974 Romans, Mark J.T. 1976, Graham, Wayne G. 1979 Halligan, David M. 1979 Macdonald, N. Duncan. 1980-81 Taylor, Warwick T. 1980, 1982 Williams, Dirk A. 1982 Lewis, A.J.F. (Tony) 1985 Brewer, Michael R. 1986 Ellison, D. Rhys 1986 Gordon, W. Robert

1987 Calder, Ian R. 1988-90 Morgan, David R. (Captain, 1990) 1988, 1990 Timu, John K.R. 1989 Joseph, Jamie W. 1989 Roose, Andrew T. 1989 Tremain, Simon D. 1991 Ellis, Marc C.G. 1993 Randell, Taine C. 1995 Oliver, Anton D., 1996 Maling, Simon T. 1997 Carrington, Matthew J. 1997 Morgan, Eugene P. 1999 Blackie, Joshua M. 2000 Gibson, David B. 2000 Webb, Grant A. 2003 Thomson, Adam J. 2004 Ryan, James A.C. 2004 Smith, Ben W.

New Zealand Under 202008 Townsend, Joshua P.

New Zealand Under 191987 Tremain, Simon D.1990 Rolleston, Kelly R.1992 Broughton, Nicholas J.R.1992 Randell, Taine C.1994 Blaikie, Duncan J.O.1994 Oliver, Anton D.1995 Morgan, Eugene P. 1999 Gibson, David B. 1999 Mapusua, Seilala J. 2000 Kydd, Robert J. 2001 Ryan, James A.C.2001 Thomson, Adam J. 2002 Berquist, Mathew W. 2003 Snee, Daniel R. 2005 Murphy, Scott C. 2006 Matenga, Hoani M. 2007 Townsend, Joshua P.

New Zealand Mäori1910-11 Dansey, Roger Ingram 1911-12 Ellison, Edward Pohau 1938-39 Steele, Hector Archibald 1939 & 1946 Kawe, Tame Ngahiwai Paiwaho 1957 Sparks, William Rihari 1973 Tangaere, Henry John 1986-88 Ellison, Daniel Rhys 1988-92 Timu, John Kahurangi Raymond 1998 Carrington, Matthew John 2004 Nicholas, Ryan Tamarua 2008 Kawau, Jason T.

Highlanders and Otago RepresentativesUp to the end of the 2008 season, 25 Club members had played for the Highlanders, and three hundred and seventy-seven (377) had represented Otago. Seventy-one (71) Club members have played for the Otago women’s team.

Club Championships (Men)1906, 1907, 1911, 1917, 1919, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1941, 1945, 1946, 1949, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1962, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1970, 1971, 1976, 1979, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004. OURFC has won 49 championships; the next best club (Southern) has won 23 championships.

Club Championships (Women)1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006. OURFC has won 14 championships; the next best club (Alhambra-Union) has won 3 championships.

Club Centurions1959 Diack, Ernest Sinclair 1969 Kirton, Earle Weston 1970 Taylor, Evan Scott, 1990 Hodge, Kenneth Peter 1993 Harvey, Stuart James 1993 McEwan, Tony Peter 1994 Hunt, Tony James 1995 Mika, Michael Alaifatu 1999 Cullen, Justin Alexander 2000 Mee, Casey Jonathan 2002 Blaikie, John William Kempthorne 2003 Keogh, Jonathan Cutler 2004 Leslie, John A. 2006 Burke, Christopher P. 2006 Aldworth, Jeremy K. 2008 Kawau, Jason T.

Life Members1912 Black, James Gow 1912 Potter, Lance James 1924 Park, James 1935 Cavanagh, Victor George1935 Thompson, George Edward 1947 Munro, Henry Gordon (Abe) 1952 Perry, Arnold 1957 Carter, C.L. 1961 Morete, Walker T. 1970 Service, Harold 1980 Gwynne, James Francis 1982 Winslade, Leslie Charles 1989 Barsby, John Anthony 1992 Diack, Ernest S. (Tuppy) 1998 Burke, John L.M. 1998 Church, Russel J. 1998 Fitzharris, Blair B. 1998 Thomson, Rex W. 1999 Tohill, Hugh2002 Brown, Ross R. 2003 Mee, Ross J. 2005 Walker, John A. 2007 Hatfield, Donald G.E. 2007 Taylor, Evan S.

Rhodes ScholarsThe following members of the Club have been awarded Rhodes Scholarships. J. Allan Thomson, the first recipient of the award in New Zealand, later became Director of the Dominion Museum and helped to establish the Department of Scientific Research.

1904 Thomson, James Allan

1907 Gilray, Colin MacDonald

1913 Miles, Frederick Fisher

1923 Porritt, Arthur Espie

1929 Henley, Wilton Ernest

1930 Dakin, James Campbell

1931 Lovelock, John Edward

1932 Cox, Geoffrey Sandford

1935 Moller, Lester Francis

1936 Davin, Daniel Marcus

1950 North, John Derek Kingsley

1954 North, Kenneth Alfred Kingsley

1966 Baird, John Stephen

1968 Laidlaw, Christopher Robert

1972 Skegg, David Christopher Graham

1975 Matheson, John Alexander

1976 Hart, Derek Nigel John

1985 Kirk, David Edward

James Thomson

Sir Geoffrey Cox

John Matheson

David Kirk

University A 2009Jeremy Aldworth Chris Black Brad Cameron James Corcoran Nick Currie Tom Dolezel Simon Forrest Paul Grant Ryan Grant Dan Hellebrekers Albie Herron Sam Hibbard (c) Ben Hones Dale Jarden Hamish Johnstone Bron Lett Hoani Matenga Brett Mather Wyatt McKay Henry McLernon Brad Nicol Chris Noakes Andrew Parata Sean Romans Connor Talaimanu Dave Thompson Josh Townsend Phil Young

Otago University players who have gained Oxford or Cambridge Blues

1908 1909 Oxford Gilray, Colin M.

1929 1930 1931 Oxford Henley, Wilton E.

1949 1950 Oxford Botting, Ian J.

1966 1967 Oxford Baird, John S.

1968 1969 (c) Oxford Laidlaw, Christopher R.

1987 1988 Oxford Kirk, David E.

1995 Cambridge Cottrell, Stephen R.

2001 2002 (c) Cambridge Blaikie, Duncan J.O.

2002 2003 (c) Cambridge Eru, Stewart W.

2002 2003 Cambridge Wright, Jason A.

2005 2006 2007 (c) Cambridge Blaikie, John W.K.

2008 Oxford Oliver, Anton D.

(c) after a date indicates captain in that year

John Blaikie

Women’s Blues 2009Kasey Aderhold Johanna AmmundsenDena Bracken-TipeneBeth CawoodPhillippa ChildsLotte Chan MowZahra DarvishEmma DawsonJulie EngelhardtTess Gard’nerBridie GibbingsRachel GoldMelissa GrantFiona GrundmannGeorgie HamiltonNicole HamptonLeisa HarmerRachel HorsburghAnna JaineCarrie LobbBeth Mallard (c)Janine MartinAroha MontgomeryElizabeth NelsonRachel PankhurstHannah SimDeinda StanwaySamantha StewartJennifer SundqvistOlive TaborChloe TrubshoeDitte van Vliet

Coaches: John Leslie Shayne Flanagan Matt CarringtonManagers: George Morris Maurice PhiskieAsst. Manager: Ryan Stewart

Coach: Helen LittleworthAsst. Coach: Rahul DasManager: Charlotte McCallum

Colts BluesBrad BennettPeter Butterworth Micheal ColvilleRichard CookeThomas EnglishGrant FaleMatthew FalloonJosh FaulknerSimon Gabion-SheehanNicholas GrantMatthew GulbransenSam HallCameron JohnstonDan KittowLiam McGrathSamuel McLachlanTaryn MartinHarry PankhurstSimon PhillipsRonald PotifaraSamuel ReadyGuy SchwikkardAaron ScottBrenton ThompsonZachary TockerShayne WayNicholas Wright

Colts GoldsGuy ArchibaldLuke BalvertTim BedingfieldSam BlatchfordJamie CallahanHan Kyeol ChoiCharles Daniel-NieldWilliam DawsonNicholas DyerJared HandSimon HickeyHarry HodgettsAnton HonesThomasom KerinsNathan KeysCharles KirkbyKyle LamontPatrick LawsonMichael LindsayJohn LitchfieldShaun MckoneMarco OrlowskiSam RuddPatrick RyanHugh SlobbeNicholas StaplesDavid StoevelaarHamish TurleySam WhiteheadSimon WilksChristopher WilliamsLuke WilloughbyJordan Zijlstra

University BMatt AbbotJames Alesana-SlaterMatt Blair Sam BuchananNick CarterPhillip ChrispSam ClementsJay CooteAdam DwyerMike GibbPeter GrantIsreli Guise James HackettMarcus HandBrad IslipPatrick JacobsenHonda KudoWill LittleEsmond LummTony LyallSean MartinMichael McdonaldSam McLernanSimon MummeryRyan O’ConnorEli PaewaiZac PutsCraig SmithDan ThomsonBrook Wecke

Coaches: Murray Pridham Scott PuckettManager: Barry Brown

Coaches: John Hyde Maurice BrosnahanManager: Hannah Catchpole

Coaches: Gordon Cambridge Tup Diack Monty Wright Managers: Euan McDougall Terry Morris

OTAGO UNIVERSITY XVPOST-WORLD WAR II

Fullback W.A. Davies*

Wing WingJ.K.R. Timu* E.S. Diack*

CentreR.R. Elvidge* Second 5/8 H.J. Levien* First 5/8 E.W. Kirton* Halfback C.R. Laidlaw* Number 8 A.R.B. Pene*

Flanker Lock Lock FlankerM.R. Brewer* K.A. Nelson* S.T. Maling* J.A. Kronfeld*

Prop Hooker Prop M.W. Irwin* A.O. Oliver* H.P. Sapsford*

Reserves: Backs: E.S. Taylor, D.M. Halligan, W.T. Taylor*, M.C.G. Ellis*,D.E. Kirk*

Forwards: T.C. Randell*, D.O. Oliver*, A.J. Thomson*, J.W. Joseph*, D.A. Morgan

*All Black

OTAGO UNIVERSITY XVPRE-WORLD WAR II

Fullback R.G. Bush*

Wing WingC.M. Gilray*++ J.M. Watt*

Centre H.F. Fookes Second 5/8 C.C. Gillies* First 5/8 T. Berghan* Halfback A.W. Holden* Number 8 D.M. Dickson*

Flanker Lock Lock FlankerF.J. Green E.R. Harty I.L. Vosailagi P.S.deQ. Cabot*

Prop Hooker Prop H. Service H.G. Munro* J.A. Hamilton

Reserves:

Backs: J.E. Cuthill*, A.A. Adams+, A. Perry*, W.R. Fea*, M.N. Paewai

Forwards: W.W. Abel, B.J.D. Dunne, A.M. Hartnell, W.R. Laney, A.E. Valentine

*All Black+England++Scotland

Guest selectors: Iain W. Gallaway, Hugh Tohill, Rex W. Thomson (convenor). All selections were made by unanimous or majority vote - only one position in the Pre-War XV required a casting vote.

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The Gardies, long associated with Varsity rugby, looks forward to seeing you over the Queen’s Birthday weekend whether for Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner or a few drinks - our Gold Card discount applies to all attendees.Congratulations on 125 years of great rugby.

You may have known us as The Albert Arms or the Royal Albert on the corner of London St, but whether we are Scottish or Irish, you will have a warm Celtic welcome! Congratulations to the University of Otago Rugby Club for attaining 125 years. We look forward to seeing you over Queen’s Birthday weekend whether for Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner or a few drinks - our Gold Card discount applies to all attendees.

The Speight’s Alehouse welcomes the University of Otago Rugby Jubilee to Dunedin. We are situated right beside the brewery in Rattray Street and would love to see you over the weekend for a meal or a few drinks. We offer attendees special prices over the weekend. Cheers and have a great weekend.

LIQUOR KING HILLSIDE491 Hillside Rd

Congratulates the University Rugby Club on 125 years of great rugby. An iconic club with a proud history of being the team to beat in Dunedin club rugby!

To celebrate we would like to offer all University rugby club players and members a 12.5% discount on all wines and spirits and 5% discount on all beer (Specials excluded) for the rest of the season. Bring a copy of this notice or your Bog gold card to Liquor King Hillside.All the team at LK wish you a successful and enjoyable weekend.

Speight’s Congratulates the University of Otago Rugby Club on 125 years of Scarfie Rugby

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The Development and Alumni Relations Office is proud to sponsor the design and production of the 125th Jubilee Celebration Programme.

www.otago.ac.nz/alumni