Wedding Bells. NEASBEY-McAULEY
The marriage of Mr. Alfred Neasbey, son of Mr. W. Neasbey, late of Yamba, and Miss McAuley was solemnised at St. Augustine's Church, Balmain,…
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Weddings, 1907
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Wedding
A pretty wedding was celebrated at the R.C. Church, Bowra, on Wednesday, April 20th, the contracting parties being Miss Millie Unterheiner, eldest daughter of Mr…
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St. Alban's Church, South Woodburn, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday last. The occasion was when Miss Ethel…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church yesterday morning, the contracting parties being Mr. Alexander M'Phee,…
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A wedding which created widespread interest was celebrated at the Cathedral on Tuesday afternoon, when Mr. Fred. T. Doberer, only son…
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Our King's Creek correspondent writes : On Saturday last a pretty wedding was celebrated in St. George's Presbyterian Church, Sydney, the contracting…
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Casino papers announce that there will be a big Hallelulah wedding in their town to-night. Adjutant Thomas, of Grafton, is going over to tie the nuptial knot in true Army fashion, The…
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On Saturday week a pretty wedding was celebrated in St. George's Presbyterian Church. Sydney, the contracting parties being Mr. John Gillies,…
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Upon her wedding morning the Japanese bride is given twelve commandments by her mother, Theso twelve rules have been handed down from mother to daughter in…
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A very fashionable wedding was celebrated in Christ Church Cathedral yesterday morning tin the presence of a large congregation, the…
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This warning has been given many times to the nervous bridegroom on the morning of the great event of his life. One would hardly think it necessary to…
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This marringe held at All Saints' Church, Woollahra, on Wednesday, amidst pouring rain, was pronounced decidedly sombre. A naval wedding is always supposed to carry…
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South Arm, Bowraville, was on fete on Wednesday, 20th instant, the occasion being the double wedding of the two daughtors of Mr. A. Graham, J.P. (Misses Annie…
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A marriage was solemnised at Christ Church Cathedral yesterday morning by Rev. R. A. Harris, [?].A., the contracting parties being…
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One of the most tragic mysteries over recorded has been solved by the recovery of the dead body of Firstclass Petty Officer John Heather, in…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at Christ Church Cathedral, Grafton, on Monday night between Miss Ethel, second daughter of Mr. W. Zietsch,…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr. H. Pitkin, Grafton road, on Wednesday morning last, when, Miss S. M. Pitkin,…
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The Baptist Church at Myrtle Crcelt was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Tuesday, 13th Inst., when Ethel, fourth daughter of Mr. E. Bailey, of Myrtle Creek, and Alexander,…
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The Baptist Church at Myrtle Creek was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Tuesday, 13th inst., when Ethel, fourth daughter of Mr. E…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday at Whiteman Creek, when Miss Lena M'Hugh was married to Mr. Thomas Commerford, in the presence of a large gathering of friends. The…
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