Wedding Bells. Cargill—whitney
At St. Paul’s, C[?] of England, Carcoar, on Thursday la[?], Dr. W. D. Cargil, of North Sydney was married to Miss Katie, daughter of Mrs. W…
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Weddings, 1907
311 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 6 of 16
Wedding Presents
The following is the list of presents received at the wedding of Mr. James Norris and Miss Gallaher, which took place on Easter Sunday,…
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A PRETTY but quiet wedding was celebrated at Trinity Church, Beri, by the Rev Canon Alldis, on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Miss Edith, second youngest…
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On April 17th, 1907, at St. Stephen’s Church, Phillip-st., Sydney, William Macpherson, youngest son of the late John Macfarlane,…
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A PRETTY but quiet wedding was celebrated at Trinity Church, Beri, by the Rev. Cation Alldis, on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Miss Edith, second youngest daughter of…
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A very popular and interesting wedding was celebrated by the Rev. Canon R. Barry Brown [?]. John’s Church on Wednesday afternoon…
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Owing to the increase of news last week we were unable to publish a list of the wedding presents received by Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Higgins, of…
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Mr. and Mrs. Peter Doyle, formerly residents of the Bathurst district, but now of Aberdeen, yesterday celebrated their colden wedding, a noteworthy fact in connection…
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All Saints, Cathedral, Bathurst, was crowded last-night on the occasion of a pretty wedding in which Mr. G. Harold Roper, of Goulburn, and Eva,…
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THE wedding was celebrated at Molong Methodist Church on Wednesday of Mr. John Hunter Caldwell (Norah Creek) to Miss Mabel Hull, eldest…
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ST. MALACHI'S Church, Goolagong, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, 10th instant, the contract-parties being Mr. M. J. Clancy, of…
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Mr. and Mrs. Peter Doyle, formerly residents of the Bathurst district, but now of Aberdeen, yesterday celebrated their golden wedding, a noteworthy fact in…
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St. Paul's Church of England was crowded to the doors on Wednesday evening by friends and acquaintances desirous of witnessing the wedding of Mr…
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THE following wedding presents (says the Orange 'Advocate') were received by Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Higgins—particulars of whose wedding appeared in our last issue—…
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Saturday, April 21st, being the golden wedding day of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lovett, of Avisford, the sons and daughters gave them a very pleasant…
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Mr. Leslie Walton, oldest son the late Mr. William Walton, of Mudgee, was, at All Saints' Cathedral, Bathurst, one night last week, united in…
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Miss Florence - Palmer, aged 26 was knocked down by a cart and killed whilst cycling a Malvern on Friday night, and badly injured…
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At All Saints' Cathedral, Bathurst, lost night, George, third son of Mr. George Evans, of the Railway Hotel, Piper Street, Bathurst, was married to…
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A quiet wedding took place at St. Peter's C.E. on Friday evening, between Miss Myra McKenzie and Mr. Otto Fleck, both of Sydney. The latter was employed on…
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There was a large, gathering at the William-street, Methodist Church, Bathurst, last-night to witness the marriage of William, only son of Mr…
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