Wedding at Silverton
A wedding took place on Wednesday evening last in the Methodist Church, Silverton, when Mr. Alexander John Eldred Campbell, of Silverton, was…
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Weddings, 1912
40 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 1 of 2
Wedding. Coldham—adams
On January 2, at St. Thomas's Church, North Sydney, Rev. F. W. E. Wilkinson solemnised the marriage of John Coldham, B.E, only son of the…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on January 18, between Miss Ruby Edith Green, of Broken Hill, and Mr. W. A. Claude Lewis. The Rev. David Woods…
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A wedding was solemnised in the Sulphide-street Methodist Church on November 29, the contracting parties being Mr. R, Abbott and Miss Myrtle…
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The Yerranderie correspondent of the "S.M. Herald" stated on February 8:— Excitement was created here on…
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On Wednesday, February 7, the marriage of Nurse Freckleton with Mr. William Findlay, of Muturoo Station (South Australia), took place at St…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Population of the State. Highest Increase Ever Recorded. Birthrate Highest Since 1896. Year's Weddings a Record for New South Wales. Cancer on the Increase. Sydney
Government statistics show that on December 31 last the population of the State was 1,693,391. During the past year the population was increased by…
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Much local interest centred in the wedding solemnised at the residence of Mr and Mrs George Hooley, Wilcannia, on Wednesday evening last,…
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On the 14th inst., our popular junior constable, Mr A. C. M. A. Comben and Miss Jessie Scott, youngest daughter of Mrs Fatey, Royal Hotel,…
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A wedding was celebrated on Tuesday, March 19. at St. James ChurchSouth Broken Hill, between Miss Sa ah Barstow. of Broken Hill and Mr…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at "Granite House," Victor Harbor (S.A.) on March 25, when Mr. Ernest C. Bartle, of South Broken Hill, was united…
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The marriage [?] Mr. thomas A. Read, of Broken Hill, and Miss Ivy V. G. Dunstan, of Chatswood. Sydney, was celebrated on April llth, at St…
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A wedding was celebrated at the Oxide-street Methodist Church on Easter Monday afternoon. The contracting parties were Mr. John Leslie…
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A quiet wedding took place on April 2, at the Sulphide-street Methodist Church, Broken Hill, when Mr. T. H. Williams, of Richmond (Melbourne),…
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The wedding veil of the present season in England is a very long one, ending in a point and falling just to the floor. Instead of being arranged like a…
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On Tuesday, May 21, the marriage of Miss E. J. (Jane) Verran, daughter of the leader of the South Australian Latbor Party, and Mr. Barton Howard…
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A wedding took place on Wednesday, May 22, at the Church of Christ, Wolfram-street. The contracting parties were Miss Daisy Winifred Weir, of…
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A sad affair occurred at the Port Adelaide Congregational Church last evening. Miss Emily Radford was being married to Mr. Alexander Kinniard,…
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On the eve of the marriage of Mr. W. Zunder to Miss Kurtz, of Vine Vale, a serious accident happened to two of a [?] which was sera[?] [?] the [?]…
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A wedding which excited a good deal of interest took place in the Blendestreet Methodist Church on Wednesday, May 8. The cont[?]acting parties…
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