Wedding Bells. BADMAN—EVAN—JONES
The Presbyterian Church was prettily decorated by the members of the Girls' Guild on the occasion of the nuptials of Miss Clarice,…
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11 stories in Blue Mountains's papers
Wedding Bells. CAMPBELL—JAMES
An exceedingly pretty wedding was celebrated in the Congregational Church on Wednesday afternoon, the contracting parties being members…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Wattle Wedding COLLINS—ANDERSON
The Methodist Church was the scene of a pretty wedding on Monday afternoon, when Mr. James Colins, the well-known motor man,…
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A quiet, but pretty wedding was celebrated on Saturday afternoon lat (the guests at which were mainly relatives and old-time…
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One of the prettiest weddings yet witnessed in Blackheath was that celebrated in the Methodist Church on Wednesday, when Ernest, second…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wedding Bells GADD—HARRISON
On Wednesday last, the Grahame Memorial Church, at Waverley, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, when the Rev. A. Macaulay united in…
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A quiet wedding took place at Newtown Methodist Church on September 29, the Rev. A. Holliday officiating, when Ivy, oldest daughter…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on Thursday evening, October 7, at the Church of Christ, Wahroonga, North Shore line, when…
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The Masonic Hall was gally decorated with blooms and bunting on Tuesday evening, when about 70 friends assembled at the invitation…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on November 24, at St. [?] Church, Pourith, when the Rev. T. Ryan, P.P., fled the nuptial Knot…
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"Must leave home to find news" is no new maxim. From our Windsor contemporary we glean the following:-…
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