Wedding Bells. FITZGERALD--GIESE
Yesterday at 6 p.m. a very quiet wedding was celebrated by the Rev. Father Lawton at St. Mary's, Grafton, when Mr. Frank Fitzgerald, of…
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Weddings, 1909
108 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 3 of 6
A Greek Wedding
The unique spectacle of a Greek wedding took us flocking to the Greek Church in Bourke-strcet, Surry Hills, on Sunday last. The ceremony was most picturesque,…
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Palm Cottage "the residence of the bride's parents, was the scene of a quiet but interesting wedding oil Wednesday, 14th inst., when Miss…
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Captain Leslie Wilson, the popular aide to our late Governor, Sir Harry Rawson, was married on June 10th in London, to Miss Winifred Smith, a Sydney…
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Seldom has the exterior of that sacred edifice, the fine building of Christ Church Cathedral, Grafton, looked more beautiful than it did on Wednesday morning,…
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During the early part of the present month the Rev. L. Gray solemnised quite a plethora of marriages. On the 7th, at Taylor's Arm, he…
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On Wednesday afternoon a wedding took place at Maclean which created a lot of interest. This was accounted for by the fact of the contracting…
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The residence of Mr. and Mrs. D. Gregor, River-street. Maclean was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday afternoon, when their second daughter, Miss…
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Our Harwood correspondent writes : --A very quiet and pretty wedding took place at the Harwood Hall, Harwood, on Tuesday evening, 27th…
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In Christ Church Cathedral, when to-day was but young, the Ven Archdeacon Moxon solemnised the marriage of Mr. Clarence John Ainsworth,…
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On Wednesday morning a quiet wedding, and one of widespread interest to a large circle of friends, took place in Christ Church Cathedral, when Archdeacon Moxon…
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A very pretty, quiet wedding took place at the R. C. Church, Bowraville, on Thursday, 12th August, the Rev. F. Durkin performing the…
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At "The Meadows," Raleigh, on Wednesday last, the marriage took place of Miss Young to Mr. E. Brandrick, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. H. N…
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A quiet but pretty wedding took place on Tuesday last in the drawing-room, "Tarrantvilie." the homestead of the late William Tarrant, of Alumny Creek Southgate…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised in St. Patrick's Church, Smithtown, solemnised. on Wednesday, Aug. 4th., when Frank, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Hayes, Smithtown…
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A very quiet wedding took place at Boambec at the resilience of Mr. W. J. Smith, on Wednesday, August 14, the Rev. Father Kiely,…
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Quite a footballers wedding was celebrated at St. Joseph's R. C. Church, Newtown, on Wednesday August 25, when Mr. Lloyd Richard…
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At St. James' Church of England, on Wednesday afternoon last, Miss V. Durrington, daughter of Mr. G. Durrington, of Taloumbi, was led to the…
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At the Presbyterian Church, Maclean, on Wednesday last, Mr. E. C. Bradbury and Mass Katie Cameron, sister to the Mayor, were married…
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On Tuesday was celebrated a wedding at Maclean in which a lot of interest was centred. The contracting parties were Miss Mary McKinnon,…
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