A Romantic Win. Welcome Wedding Gift
The art union in connection with the Patriotic Fund of the Lord Mayor of Melbourne was drawn on 13th inst. The winning number…
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Wedding Bells
A Glen Oak correspondent writes to say that on Wednesday, March 17, two of the most popular young people, Mr. Claude Burton and Miss Grace Lavis, were married by…
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ON Thursday last, 18th inst., the Rev. P. Norman officiated at a very pretty wedding at the Presbyterian Church, when Ethel, youngest daughter of Mrs…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in the Methodist Church, on Saturday, February 6, when Benjamin George, only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hodgson,…
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A Glen Oak correspondent writes to say that on Wednesday, March 17, two of the most popular young people, Mr. Claude Burton and Miss Grace Lavis, were married by…
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DEAN-PATTON.-At Christ Church Cathedral. Newcastle, on Tuesday evening, 16th February, Constable Albert Ernest Dean, of Newcastle, third son of…
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Queen Alexandra, and several other members of the Royal Family, Mr. Asquith, Prime Minister, and other mebers of the Cabinet, were among the distinguished…
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Queen Alexandra, and several other members of the Royal Family, Mr. Asquith, Prime Minister, and other members of the Cabinet, were among the distinguished…
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STEVENS—MORRIS.—At All Saints Church, Singleton, on Saturday, April 3rd Harrv Stevens, second son of William Stevens, of West Maitland was…
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At the Hotel Australia on Friday last. Mr. and Mrs Wads, were entertained by the members, of the Libral Party in honor of…
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At the residence of the parents of the bride a quiet wedding took place on Wednesday last between Mr John Kennedy, third son of Mrs…
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HAWKE-JORDAN.—At All Saints Church, Singleton, April 12th, 1855, by the late Reverend James Blackwood. John Hawke, to Mary Ann…
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The celebration of a diamond wedding —or 60 years of married life—is an event worthy of record. Yesterday, April 12th, marked the 60th anniversary of…
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A quiet wedding took place on Wednesday last at Christ's Church, Dungog, when the Ven. Archdeacon Luscombe joined in wedlock,…
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A QUIET wedding was solemnised on Easter Monday, at St. Stephen's Church, Thornthwaite, between Albert George, second son of Mr. Geo. Pring, of…
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The celebration of a diamond wedding—or 60 years of married life—is an event worthy of record Monday, April 12th marked the 60th…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at Barrington last week when Mr Gordon Dufaur Clark was united in wedlock to…
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A very pretty wedding took place at Rockhampton (Q) on Wednesday last, when Dr E. C. Thomson (late of Dungog), eldest…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at Kayuga House, the residence of Mr and Mrs T Wilton, on April 21st. when Mary, widow of the late Mathew…
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