Royal Silver Wedding London
Replying to the address of congratulation from the Imperial Conference, on their silver wedding and testifying to the constantly increasing affection…
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Weddings, 1918
307 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 11 of 16
Wedding Bells. Pearce—ford
A pretty but quiet wedding was celebrated at Holy Trinity Church, Orange, on Wednesday, July 3rd, when Fred, second son of Mr. W…
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A pretty, but quiet wedding was celebrated at Holy Trinity Church. Orange, on Wednesday, 3rd July, when Fred, second son of Mr. W…
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A pretty but quiet wedding was celebrated at Holy Trinity Church, Orange, on Wednesday, 3rd July, when Fred second son…
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A quiet, but pretty wedding was celebrated in the Church of England, Toogong, on Wednesday, July 3rd, the Rev. J. Bate, of…
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At St. John's Cath[?] Gulgong [?] to a [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Spicers' Creek Cold Weather: Frosts and Snow— Drought and Frosts Retarding Crops and Prejudicially Affecting Stock—Gloomy Season Prospects—Mrs. H. K. Sheri-Greatly improved in Health—Wedding in Prospect—Tennis News—Patriotic Social at Gollan: £108 Raised
Cold, dry weather conditions still prevail, and alter three days and nights of cold, sleety, cloudy weather, with an occasional snow…
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On Wednesday last in St. Luke's Church of England, Miss Katie Townsend was united in matrimony to Mr. Stanley Bevan,…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated in the Methodist Church, William-street Bathurst, when Lena May,, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Evans,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Purlewangh. Sunday's Rain: Not Before [?] was Needed — Mrs. Benyon's illness — Miss S. C. Clark Entertained — A Wedding : Miller Applip
Things have been looking very dry [?] here for some time, and the majority of people have had to [?]uck their sheep and cattle to more…
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After a pup[?]ial mass, which was recently celebrated at St. Patrick's Church, Wellington, by Rev. Father Eviston, Mr. Micheal S. Veech,…
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St. Andrew Church, Dubbo, was [?] of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday afternoon, when the [?] Mr. V. M'Callam,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wedding at Wollar. SMITH—MARSKELL
In St. Luke's Church, Wollar, on the 27th instant, the Rev. L. M. Dunstan solemnised a very popular wedding, the contracting parties…
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On Tuesday, July 10, a pretty little wedding was celebrated in St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, the contracting parties being Mr. Peter…
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The marriage took place in Holy Trimly Church, Merriwa, on Saturday last of Mr. F. R. Nelson and Miss B. Collins, daughter of Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Purlewaugh. Beneficial Effect of the Ramcrops Making progress—young Lady Badly Burt: Miss Florence Finlay A Wedding in
The recent [?] has played very benetrated, and all the crops are making great [?]. We regret to learn that miss…
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On July 24 a wedding was celebrated at the Catholic Church, Oberon the contracting parties being William Higgins, of Oberon, and Sara May, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A…
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Our correspondent writes : â In St. Lukeâs Church Wollar, on the 27th instant, the Rev. L. M. Dunstan solemnised a very popular…
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Recently a very pretty took place at the Church of England, Tambar Springs, when the Rev. F. H. May, of Gunnedah,…
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Neleon—Collins.—A wedding was celebrated at Holy Trinity Church, Merriwa, when Mr. F. R. Nelson, of the Collaroy Soldiers'…
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