A Wedding. Burke—kenny
On Wednesday afternoon, at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Mr. John Burke was married to Miss Mary (Sis.) Kenny. There was a very large…
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Weddings, 1910
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Wedding
On Wednesday, September 14, at the Blende-street Methodist Church, Mr. John R. Tregoning, of Tintinara, was married to Miss Lena Hocking, of…
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The marriage of Miss Amelia Lily Tilomas to Mr. Bertie Hamilton Walker was celebrated on September 27 in the Sulphide-street Chruch, Broken…
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The wedding of our popular townsman Mr. Val Smith with Miss Alice Swalwell took place on Wednesday night in the Methodist Church, the…
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The marriage of Mr. Albert Wallace to Miss Hazel Temple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Temple, of Upper Sturt, Mount Lofty, South…
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At the Blende-street Methodist Church on Wednesday afternoon, October 26, Miss Hilda Herald Evana, of Iodide-street, Broken Hill, and Mr. J…
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On Wednesday, October 12, at Daisy Dell, Nackara, South Australia, Mr. Ezra John Cosh was married to Miss Edith Batis. The bride was gowned in…
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At St. Ignatius' Roman Catholic Church Norwood, South Australia, on October 22, Mr. Michael Lawrence Moran, second son of Mr. P. Moran,…
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The Philip Lytton Dramatic Company will open an the Crystal Theatre on Thursday evening next for a short season, during which the popular drama,…
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The Silverton correspondent of "The Miner" writes:— Mr. Alfred James Campbell, postmaster of North Broken Hill, and…
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Mr. George D. Treloar, who takes the part of Howard Wilson in the production of "The Fatal Wedding" at the Crystal Theatre on Thursday night…
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The members of the Philip Lytton Dra[?] Company arrived in Broken Hill this morning by the express. They will appear at the Crystal Theatre [?]…
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Broken Hill's theatregoing folk have always displayed a weakness for that very singular melodrama, "The Fatal Wedding," and last night they showed…
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Another good house witnessed the second performance of "The Fatal Wedding" by the Philip Lytton Company at the Crystal Theatre last night…
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A crowded house witnessed the performance of the emotional play, "The Fatal Wedding," at the Crystal Theatre on Saturday night. The company…
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The Philip Lytton Dramatic Company gave its fourth successful performance of the emotional domestic play, "The Fatal Wedding," at the Crystal…
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On Thursday, 21th inst., a quiet but pretty wedding was solemnised at St. John's Church, Wilcannia, when Mr. Geo. L. S. Curson, elder son of Mr…
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At the Cathedral of the S[?]red Heart on November 22 Mr. Allan David Crosbi[?] was married to Miss Laura Crowley. The bride, who was given away by Mr…
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A popular Broken Hill girl, Miss Ruby Mackay, was married on Wednesday afternoon last to Mr. Arthur Simpson Jackson. The wedding…
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