Silver Wedding at Piper's Flat
"Penelope" writes :--An enjoyable evening was spent at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Doble on Saturday last, when this happy couple celebrated, their, silver wedding. About forly…
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Weddings, 1900
177 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 8 of 9
A Pyramul Wedding
A very large congregation assembled ia the Pyramul R.C. church on Monday, to witness the marriage of Mr. Edward O'Hare, second son…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bodangora and District. Inaugurating the Oddfellows. A Parliamentary Aspirant. A Wedding and Other "Joys"
A branch of the Manchester Unity I.O.O.F., to be known as the Heart and Hand Lodge, was formed recently at Bodangora, in…
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The wedding of Mr. William Roth, son of the late Mr. A. Roth, to Miss Elizabeth Eagleson, eldest daughter of Mr. R. Eagleson,…
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ON Wednesday last a quiet but very pretty wedding took place at Parkas, when Miss M. Kerr (late of Molong) was united in marraige Mr. H. Williams…
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A QUIET wedding was celebrated at Parkes, on Wednesday last, when Miss Mary Kerr, eldest daughter of Mrs. A Kerr, "Merriwee," Dalton-street Parkes was married to Mr. H…
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St. Mazry's Church was the scene of a very quiet but pretty wedding on Monday evening last, when Mr. William Brophy, of Yagra, and…
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A CORRESPONDENT sends as along a lovely story about a young gentlement in the Molong Electorate who recently wedded a fair young lass in a…
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KATOOMBA, Monday.--One of the prettiest weddings that has taken place here for some time occurred to-day, when Miss L. Kitch, only child of Alderman George and Mrs. Kitch, was…
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On Wednesday last Mr. Charles Wright was married at Gulgong to Miss Sarah Jones. The Rev. F. E. Haviland tied the nuptial knot. A…
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Thus the Wellington paper:— A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. John's church yesterday by the Rev. T. Tracey, M.A., the…
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On Wednesday last Miss Powell (Minnie) daughter of Mr. John Powell, of the Commercial Hotel, Gulgong, was married to Mr. George Gear…
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A QUIET wedding was celebrated at Molong on Tuesday last, when Miss Agnes Smith, daughter of Mrs. W. Smith, of Cudal, was married to Mr. E. J. McGuinness, eldest son of Mr. D…
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A QUIET wedding was celebrated at Cookamidgera last week, when Miss Mary Atkinson, of Red Hill, sister of Private F. Atkinson, Molong Mounted Rifles was married to…
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On Wednesday afternoon last a very pretty wedding took place in St. John's Church, when Mr. W. R. T. Parkinson, youngest son of the…
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On Wednesday last, at the residence of Mr. W. B. Pocknall, Bocobble, the Rev. J. Ward Harrison united in matrimony Mia M. A. Pocknall and…
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A quiet wedding was (says the D. T.) solemnised on the 10th November by the Rev. W. A. S. Anderson at the residence of the bride's parents, when Mr. J. C. Berghofer, manager of…
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A VERY quiet bat interesting wedding took place at Mr. W. R. Pocknall's residence, Bocobble, on Wednesday last, when, his eldest daughter was united in marriage with Mr…
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On Wednesday last, at Cooyal church, the Rev. Father Barry, of Gulgong, united in matrimony Mr. W. Walsh, of Havilah, and Miss…
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On Wednesday, 21st instant, there was a large assemblage at the Collaroy homestead, when Miss Blanche Maher, daughter of Mr…
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