Wedding SMITH-CONNORS
As briefly reported yesterday, a quiet wedding was celebrated at Rockley on June 22, when Mr. Frederick Smith, youngest son of Mr. and…
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Weddings, 1914
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Church Burned Disappointed Wedding Party. Sydney
A wedding was to have taken place at the Seventh Day Adventist Church [?] Paringford Road, Parramatta, yesterday. The wedding party found out…
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At the Holy Trinity Church of England, Erskineville, om May 30, the wedding took place of Mr. Bert Eustace brown, of Manly, to Elizabeth…
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The Methodist Church, Lithgow, which was nicely decorated by girl friends of the bride, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday afternoon last, when Clara, eldest…
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As briefly reported in Wednesday's issue, a quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at Rockley on June 22, when Mr. Frederick James Smith, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated in St. Alban's Church, Ryde, on Saturday, Juno 20, between Miss Edith N. Ryan, of Lithgow, and Mr. Owen Aubrey, of Ryde, by Rev. J…
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A pretty and popular wedding was celebrated at St. Matthews' Church of England, Greghamstown on Wednesday last, when Mr. Gordon Havelock…
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The marriage took place at the Pres-byterian Church, Hobby's Yards last Saturday of Stanley, second son of Mrs. W. Beddie, Shaw, to Elsie, youngest…
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The many friends of Mr. Smith will be glad to learn that he has taken unto himself a wife. Though no longer a resident of the town. Mr Smith's…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated by the Rev. Father M'Namara, at St. Francis' Church, Oxford Street, Paddington, on the 17th instant,…
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Holy Trinity Church, Kelso, was the scene, of a very pretty wedding recently, when Albert second son of Mr. and Mrs. King, of Peel-street, Bathurst,…
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A quiet took place in S. S. Michael and John's Cathedral, on Wednesday, when Mary Delaney, youngest daughter of Mrs. Edward Delaney, or…
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Nn June 27th instant a wedding was celebrated in Parramatta, the contracting parties being Amy, second daughter of the late Mr. and…
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A pretty wedding took place at the Union Church, Bogan Gate, on June 24, when Gertrude, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Magill, of Nardoo, was married to William…
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A large gathering witnessed the marriage on the evening of Saturday, 27th inst., of Stanley, second son of Mrs. W. Beddie, "Baldoon,"…
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A pretty wedding took place at the Union Church, Bogan Gate recently, when Gertrude, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mts. J. Magill, of Nardoo, was…
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The marriage took place at Mt. Gambier, South Australia, on June 24, of Capt. James N. Wishart, who, until recently was in charge of the Salvation Army corps at Lithgow…
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On Wednesday last, at Christ Church, Blayney, there was a crowded gathering to witness a unique event in tho history of the town, namely, a double wedding. The brides…
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On Saturday, 27th ult., Mr. George Henry Yates, Jun. (son of ex-alderman G. H. Yates, J.P.), formerly of this town, but now of Murwillumbah, was married to Miss Rhoda Helen…
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At Christ Church, Blayney, last week, there was a crowded gathering to witness a unique event in the history of the town, namely, a double…
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