Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. W. Capp, of Ulmarra, celebrated their golden wedding on Saturday last, when about forty wore present, consisting of their sons,…
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Weddings, 1905
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Golden Wedding
Our Ulmarra, correspondent writes: The celebration of Mr. and Mrs. W. Capp's golden wedding took place last Saturday. It was purely a family gathering; the…
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Mr. and Mrs.P. Donohoe of Lower Coldstream, celebrated their golden wedding at their residence on 24th last, Their sons and daughters resident in the district, with…
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George Desmond turned to wave a last good night, to the slim, white figure at the garden gate before rounding the bend in the road, which would hide the house…
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THE Ulmarra correspondent of the Clarence Examiner of last week reports that the celebration of Mr. and Mrs. W. Capp's golden wedding took place last Saturday. It was…
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A unique record os claimed by Sir Henry and Lady Bemrose, who recently celebrated their golden wedding, and were in honor of that event presented with a…
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At Clovass, Richmond River, on Sept. 27th, what we might term a double event took place in the Methodist Church. The contracting parties were Mr. David…
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LONDON, Thursday.—Princess Victoria, of Schleswig-Holstein, was married yesterday to Prince Charles Edward, Duke of Saxe Coburg and Gotha. Prince Arthur, of…
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The Bowral Methodist Church was the scene of a wedding on 12th inst., when Miss Emmie Holden, second daughter of the Rev. J. W. Holden, Bowral, formerly…
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A bride who finds a spider on her wedding dress may consider herself blessed. The bride who dreams of fairies the night before her marriage will be thrice…
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We are so accu?tomed to consider June as the favourite month for weddings that it seems strange to view in other European countries different…
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A VERY quiet and pretty wedding was celebrated at the Upper South Arm, Bellingen, on Wednesday afternoon last, at the residence of Mr. S. Best, the contracting parties being…
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A very pretty and popular wedding was solemnised in the R.C. Church, Maclean, on Wednesday, 25th October, by the Rev. Father Walsh, P.P., when Miss Catherine Cecilia Schipp, youngest daughter…
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Mr. George Wells, senior partner in the firm of Wells and Matthews, auctioneers, of Sussex-street, Sydney who on 29th October had been marrled half a century,…
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A very pretty wedding took place yesterday morning at Ti-tree Creek, when Mr. Joseph Butters, of Nymboida, eldest son of Mr. William Butters, of…
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A wedding was celebrated on November 15th, at the residence'of Mr.W. Milligan, of Queen-street, when his eldest daughter was married to Mr. J. S. May, of…
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ON Monday evening, at the bride's residence, Bellingen a very quiet wedding was solemnised, when Mr. Andrew Black, of Fernmount, and Mrs. S. Bird were united in…
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A marriage was celebrated on Wednesday lust at the residence of Mrs. M. A; Wilcox, Braunstone, when mr. F. Ford of Levenstrath, and Miss Florrie Wilcox were…
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A quiet wedding, attended by only the immediate relatives of the contracting parties, was celebrated at the residence of Mrs. M. A. Wilcox, Braunstone, on…
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A quiet but very pretty wedding took place at the residence of Mr. John Olsen, Villiers Street, yesterday morning, when Mr. J, H. Wilcox, of…
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