Wedding. FLACK—DALY
A very pretty wedding took place yesterday afternoon at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. T. J. Curtis, of Roland John eldest…
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Weddings, 1916
287 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 3 of 15
Weddings. FARTHING — CROAKER
The wedding was celebrated on Monday afternoon last by the Rev. Canon Dunstan, of Clarence Edward, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs…
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St. Lawrence O'Toole's. R.C. Church was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday, February 5 when Miss Ellen Egan. fourth…
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Mr. and Mrs. James Barton, well-known residents of Lithgow and the district for many years, will to-morrow celebrate their golden wedding at the residence of their daughter…
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Mr.C. Farthing, mercer for Mr. J. Harris, Lithgow, was married on Monday last at Mudgee to Miss Violet Croker of that town. They are spending their honeymoon in…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Church, Bathurst, on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Mr. Arthur James, son of…
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A pretty, though quiet wedding was [?]brated in the Methodist Church, Mort-street on Tuesday morning, at 11 o'clock. The ceremony (in the absence of Rev. d. Bathgate)…
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Last Saturday's "Parkes Examiner" reports:-- "On Tuesday, 22nd February, at Mount Darby farm, Parkes, the residence of Mr. and…
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Mr. J. Fyfe's "Gowen" homestead was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday afternoon, 23rd February, when his eldest…
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A pretty wedding took place in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Mudgee, on Wednesday, 2nd February, when the Rev. Father Flanagan…
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At St. Michael and John's Cathedral, yesterday afternoon, Mr. William Sheahan, second son of Mr. Martin Sheahan, of Mandurama, was…
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The golden wedding celebrations of Mr. and Mrs. Jomes Barton, took place on Saturday night at the residence of their daughter and son-in-law, Mrs. and Mr. Robert Corney,…
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A double wedding was celebrated at SS. Michael and John's Cathedral an Wednesday morning, when Mr. George, third son of Mrs. Blattman…
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At the R.C. Church, Merriwa, recently George Stair, Gungal, was married to Miss Winnie Louis Turner, of Goulburn River. Another…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at the Sacred Heart Church, Kelso, yesterday, when Mr. Thomas, youngest son of Mrs. P. Cosgrove, of Porter's…
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Christ Church, Enmore, was the scene of a pretty wedding recently, the contracting parties being Mr. Donald Henry MacKenzie, of the small arms factory, son of Inspector…
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A couple of weddings of local interest word celebrated in Bathurst recently. The contracting parties in the first were Mr. Arthur James, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Whitehead, of…
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A weding in which much interest centred was solemnised on Saturday afternoon, the contacting parties being Lily, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Everitt, and Frederick…
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A very quiet wedding was celebrated on Saturday morning, 4th March, by Rev. Father Flangagan, at St. Mary's R.C. Church. The…
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A quiet, but pretty, wedding was celebrated at Hunting Tower, on Wednesday, 1st March, by the Rev. Mr. Streech, Church of England…
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