The following team from the Excelsior Football Club will play at Hampden against the Moeraki Maoris on Thursday : Full back, E. Procter ; three quarters, Lawson, Barclay, and M'Ghie ; half-backs, Crawshaw, John M'Laren f captain) ; forwards, James M'Laren, Ogilvie, Power, Farquhar&on, Barnes, Main, A. Grave, W. GLave, Sin clair ; reserves, Meredith, Emerson, and Heron« The team are requested to meet at the railway station at 2 p.m. A man named Robert John&ton, a lesi dent of Dunedin, met with a severe acci dent yesterday afternoon at the Oamaru railway station. Mr Johnston, who was driving a trap, was leaving the station, when the wheel of the trap went over a stone, and he was thrown out upon his head. He sustained a severe scalp wound, and was taken to the Oamaru Hospital, where he was attended to by Dr Whittou, and is doing very well. Mr Johnston at the time of the accidpnc was about to pro ceed to Herbert, where he had been spend ing a holiday with some relations of the same name. The wedding of Mr Billing and Misa France was celebrated yesterday afc the Baptist Church, the Rev. W. Nichol, of Hampden, officiating. The bride was very prettily dressed in cream French merino, with bridal veil, and wreath oi orange bloi 8oms. She carried a very pretty bouquet of white chrysanthemums and maiden hair ferns. The two Bisters of the bride at ted as bridesmaids. MiBS Jennie wore cream and blue, Miss Florrie cream and pink ; they both carried baskets of autumn leaves. Mr E Hay and Mr F Little acted a8 grooms men. The bride was given away by her eldest brether. The church was beautifully decorated. The choir aang two wedding hymns. The happy couple left by the express for Dunedin. We may mention that the bride was the firBt white child born in Oamaru. The monthly meeting of the Hospital Trustees waa held in the secretary's office last night, when there were present : Messrs Mainland (chairman), Shrimaki, Headland, and Finch. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed. , The bouse committee for tho month. (Messrs Shrimeki and Mainland) roported that they ; had visited the Hospital during the month, i and found everything in good order. 