Wedding Bells. Crofts—shute
The marriage of Walter son of Mr. Thomas Crofts, and Lena, second daughter of Mr. H. F. Shute, of Violet-street. Bathurst South, was celebrated…
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Weddings, 1911
319 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 3 of 16
Wedding CROFTS—SHUTE
At All Saints' Cathedral, Bathurst, last night, Walter Edward, sixth son of Mr. Thomas Crofts, of Clear Creek, and formerly of Bathurst, was…
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At the residence of the bride's parents, "Pine Hill," Kerr's Creek, by the Rev. C. J. Allen, Ada Beatrice, third daughter of Mr and Mrs T. J…
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A pretty wedding took place at the R.C. Church, Molnog, on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Miss Henrietta (daughter of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Slosne,…
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A large crowd of interested spectators assembled in the Salvation Army Hall on Wednesday night to witness the marriage of two members of the local corps--…
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A pretty wedding took place at St. Benedict’s Church, Sydney, last Wednesday, when Mr. Arthur Byers, of the Great Southern Hotel, Sydney, and…
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The marriage of Jesse Michael (eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dibley, Lambert-street, Bathurst) and Teresa (second daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jas…
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The marriage of Jesse Michael, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dibley, of Lambert-street, Bathurst, and Teresa, second daughter of the late Mr. and…
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To-day is the thirtieth anniversary of the Kaiser's wedding. He is in receipt of numerous congratulations and handsome presents…
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Avoca church this morning was the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding of two well-known. and lifelong residents. Needless to say, quite a number of friends…
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The “Ziet” prin[?] from two survivors who reached Taskend concerning the [?] of a wedding party of 120, who [?] in…
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The "Zeit" has published an extraordinary story of a wedding party of 120 who, while sledging from Obstipoff to Tashkend, were attacked by…
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The marriage of Jesse Michael (oldest son of Mr and Mrs J. Dibley, Lambent-street, Bathurst) and Teresa (second daughter of the late…
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The marriage of Ernest Edward, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Fowler, of Warren, and Mary Elizabeth (Lil), third daughter of the late Mr Cahill,…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Vincent's Roman Catholic Church on Monday, when Ettie, the second daughter of Mr. Thomas Field, of Portland, was…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in the Union Church, Bogan Gate, on March 1, when Nellie Elizabeth, second eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated in the Union Church, Bogan Gate, on March 1, when Nellie Elizabeth, second eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Mark's Church of England, Ermington, on 22nd February last, when Ethel May, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas…
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At Sydney, on Monday night, the Rev. L. Langley, Newtown, solemnised the marriage of Clara Louise, eldest daughter of Mr. W. E…
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The Methodist Church was packed to the doors on Saturday afternoon, at about [?] o'clock, many being unable to gain an entrance, when Miss Gertrude Thirra…
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