Weddings. Garner—smith
A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Patrick's Church, Clarence Town, when Rev. Father Burke officiated at the…
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Double Wedding. Beavis—foy. Hewett—foy
On September 2 rather unique event took place, at St. Brigid's Roman Catholic Church, Quirind, when Archdeacon Harrington celebrated a…
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Hillier—McPhee.—A quiet, but pretty, wedding was celebrated at St. Luke's Church of England, Scone, on September 2nd, the Rev…
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Sir.—On behalf of the little “Military Wedding Set” at the recent juvenile ball in aid of the Memorial Hall. I wish to deny a report appearing in…
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St. Peter's Church, Hamilton, was prettily decorated by girl friends of the bride, on September 12, the occasion of the marriage of Mr. O. P. Cook…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Clarence Town, when Rev. Father Burke officiated at the…
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The Wyong Presbyterian Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding on September 9, when Doreen May, eldest daughter of Mr. and…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnised with Nupial Mass by Rev. Father O'Regan, at St. Kilan's, Krambach, on August 18, when…
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St. Peter's Church, Hamilton, was prettily decorated by girl friends of the bride on September 12, the occasion of the marriage of Mr. O. P. Cook,…
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Looking at them as they lie in the shop-windows of the vendors of old gold—wedding rings of every size worn, bruised, taken most of them from…
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A wedding which united two well-known families of the Richmond and Tweed Rivers district, took place at the Methodist Church, Wyrallah, on…
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At St. Mary's Church, Markwell, on the morning of September 5, Mra. B. Barry, of Markwell, was married to Mr. Fred Thompson, of Stroud…
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William Charles Wright, 24, after drinking some tea at Fowler's pottery at Marrickville last night, became ill and died an hour later in hospital…
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Probably there is no couple better known locally than Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Marshall, Sen. They arrived here when the development of the…
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A wedding, which united two well-known families or the Richmond and Tweed Rivers district, took place at the Methodist Church, Wyrsliah, on…
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Paul Waldron had won the girl he loved; for a few weeks he was perfectly happy, and then clouds, light as the breath of the, summer wind, came over…
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At the risk of losing his life, Mr Wallace Green, a young man, rose from a sick bed at Cowra to go through a wedding ceremony at Bathurst. Five days…
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Two worthy and respected residents of Singleton, in the persons of Mr and Mrs Joseph Parr, of Sussex-street, celebrated their golden wedding yesterday…
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parr, of Sussex-street, celebrated their golden wedding yesterday. They were married on 5th October, 1875, at…
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Dick—Quinn.—A pretty wedding took place in Owen's Gap R.C. Church, on 26th ult., when Maude Mary, second daughter of Mr. and…
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