Wedding
A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated on Saturday, October 14th, at the Congregational Church, when Miss Ella Edith, eldest daughter of Mr. E. L. Mayo, was married…
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Wedding Bells
On the 4th ult., a very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Scoine Presbyterian Church by the Rev. P. Normam; the contracting parties being Mr…
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The firmness with which the marriage knot is tied in France scares some of the Australians. A returned chaplain tells of a Queenslander who consulted him about wedding a…
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A jolly scene at the wedding of an Anzac in England. The bridegroom was Private H. C. Lewis, and the bride Miss E. Stevens (V.A.D.). They were photographed leaving the church with a guard of honour formed by wounded men…
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On Saturday last St. Anne's Church was the scone of a very pretty wedding between Leslie Ford, eldest son of Mr and Mrs A. E. Ford, of…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated on Saturday, October 14th, at the Congregational Church, when Miss Ella Edith, eldest daughter of Mrs. E. L. Mayo, was married…
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ThE 25th anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Holz was celebrated a few nights ago at their residence, Mitchell's Flat. Several persons were present…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized on Wednesday, the 13th, at the residence of the bride's parents, Wallarobba, by the Rev. D. M…
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On Wednesday morning last, at the loeal Methodist Church, Mr. Arthur Priest, eldest sou of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Priest, of…
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[?] very pretty wedding took place [?] foxing Day, at St. John's Church, [?] Town, when Miss Ivy [?] was united in the bonds of…
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