Wedding
WE understand that Mr. R. Baker, of our contemporary, the 'Molong Argus," is to be man ted next Monday, to Miss Black, of Forbes. The wedding is to take place at Forbes, and the…
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Weddings, 1901
232 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 4 of 12
Wedding
At Wellington, last Wednesday, Mr George Black (son of John Black, Esq J P Mayor of Molong) was married to Miss Julia Veech, sister of Molong's popular medico, Dr Veech. We…
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At Evan's Plains on Wednesday last Mr. George Boardman was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Miss Olive May Berry, second daughter of Mr. W. W. Berry,…
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Mr. H. K. Suttor and Miss F. F. Mattick were married at "Weeroona," on the 16th instant. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. C. W…
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AT Forbes on Monday last a very interesting ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dean McAuliffe, when Mr. R. J. Baker, (editor and proprietor of the MOLONG ARGES) and only…
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On Monday, April 29th, there will be what is officially termed âa hallelujah Weddingâ consecrated in the Gulgong Salvation Army Barracks,…
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A VERY pretty wedding eventuated in St. James Church on Wednesday last, when Miss Eveline Zilla Green (a sister of Mrs. George Snook of this town) was led to the…
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AT Trinity Church, Orange, on Wednesday, 10th inst, Mr. A. H. Oldham, (late of Manildra, but now of Cumnock) was married to Miss L Last, a young lady who has…
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A FASHIONABLE wedding took place on Wednesday, 10th instant, at St. Patrick's, Wellington, the high contracting parties being Miss Julia Veech, youngest daughter of Mr…
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At Forbes on Monday last, 15th instant. Mr. R. J. Baker, of the "Molong Argus," only son of Mr. Henry Baker, of Emmaville (New England), was married to Miss…
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A very pretty wedding took place at Cobbora, at nine o'clock on Wednesday morning last, when Miss Carrie Jones, fourth daughter of the late Mr…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised on Wednesday afternoon, the 17th inst., at the Presbyterian church, Pitt and Hay streets, Sydney, by tho Rev. David Fenwick, when Mary…
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On Wednesday, April 17th, Mr. Cecil W. Rees, of Napier, New Zealand, was married to Miss Annie Burke, fourth daughter of Mr. Thomas…
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Secretary Cole (pro. tem.) is again out with a nice programme for the Rifle Club's sports, to eventuate on 25th May. A handicap of about £5 is…
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THE following from the Cudal correspondent of the Orange LEADER will be read with interest:— On Wednesday afternoon St. James'…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on the 6th inst, at the residence of Mrs. Arthur Corderoy, South Bowenfels. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. A. S. Anderson, B.A…
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Last evening a very pretty wedding was Celebrated in the William-street Westeyan Church, the contacting parties being Mr. Horace Pascoe, eldest con of…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at "Rose Cottage," the residence of Mrs. McNamara, when Mr. H. Priddis and Miss Kate Miriam…
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The marriage took place at St. John's Church, Mudgee, on Thursday last of Lizzie, Roth, only daughter of the late Mr. Adam Roth, of…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at "Rose Cottage," the residence of Mrs. McNamara, when Mr. H. Priddis and Miss Kate Miriam…
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