Wedding Guests Bogged Heavy Weather in the North. Walcha
A wedding, which was somewhat marred by the boisterous weather, was celebrated yesterday, when Captain Richardson, of Barraba, was married to Miss…
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Weddings, 1917
250 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 2 of 13
Western News Blayney and District Wedding at Moorilda. Lowe-Quin
The marriage of Clive, fifth son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowe, of Lower Portland and Johanna, eldest daughter of Mr. Quin, of “Willow Glen,”…
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Recently at St. Alban's Church of England, Gulgong, Ernest William, second son of Mr. and Mrs. E. James, was united in the…
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A very pretty wedding was S[?]lemnised at St. Stephens Church, Lagoon, by the Rev. Alanl Cresswell, the contracting parties being,…
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At the Catholic Church, Stuart Town, the other morning, Mr. Gleeson and Miss Dickerson were united in the holy bonds of…
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A very pretty and popular wedding was celebrated with a nuptial Mass at the Roman Catholic Church, Molong, by the Rev. Father Lawler, at 8 30 on…
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Lieutenant,-Colonel H. Gordon Carter, who has for some time been on active service with the Australian. Imperial Forces, was on January…
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There was great excitement among the Chinese population of Baturst yesterday afternoon when a celestial from White Rock was married to a Chinese…
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The Chinese wedding spoken of yesterday as having been celebrated in Durham-street on Sunday, was actually the reception following a…
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John Paxton, aged 34, a native of the Mansfield district (Victonia), was reported to the police afe missing on Tuesday last. He was to have been…
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St. Mary's Presbyterian Church was filled with a large crowd of spectators on Saturday afternoon February 10, when Mr. John Pillans, second son of Ald. R. Pillans, Mayor…
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Oil January 18, at Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle, Captain S. Stobo, son of. Mr E. H. Stobo, of Sydney, and nephew of Messrs. J. R…
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At St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church yesterday, Mr. Charles McLean Robertson, of Taralga, was married to Miss Mary Ann McDonald, of Taralga. The…
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On the 14th instant a wedding was solemnised at "Willowgreen," Bom berry, when James, eldest son of Mr J. Norris, of Warraberry, was married…
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A pretty and popular wedding took place at St. Luke's Church of England, Amaroo, on Wednesday, 14th instant, when Miss Ivy Vene, oldest daughter…
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On Saturday evening, at All Saints Cathedral, the marriage of Mr. Edward Evington, third son of Mr. ana Mrs. G. Evington, of North Sydney,…
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The, marriage was celebrated at St. Paul 's Church of England, "Lithgow, on "Wednesday by the Rev. D. H. Dillon, of Mr. H. Burke, son of Mrs. Burke, of Naomi-street, Lithgow,…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Paul's Cathedral, Rockhampton, on February 6th, when Mr. W. J. Tandy, second son of the late Mr. and Mrs. F…
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It was fifty years ago on Wednesday since young James Ison led his blushing bride, Rosina Northey, to the altar in the little Methodist Church at Mount…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated on February 20, at the Raman Catholic Church, Gulgong (the Rev. Father O'Donnell…
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