At a Wedding
The bridegroom, who was a dock labourer, was unable to get the ring over the somewhat enlarged knuckle of his bride's finger. For some moments I watched his efforts in…
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18 stories in Mid North Coast's papers
Ladies' Column. Cost of a Simple Wedding
The cost of weddings varies with the cost of the troussoaux—say, from £10 to £100, or very much more. In the case of a girl having £100 to spend, she will probably…
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The cost of weddings varies with the cost of the trousseaux-say, from £10 to £100, or very much more. In the ease of a girl having £100 to spend, she will probably…
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A quiet but interesting wedding was solemnized on Wednesday afternoon, when Miss Ida L. Johnson, third daughter of Mr. R. Johnson, of Islington, was united in the bonds of…
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A QUIET, but pretty wedding was celebrated at Maldon, the residence of the bride's mother, on Tuesday afternoon, the 3rd instant, the contracting parties being Mr. L. C. Dawes, of Wauchope, and Miss…
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A VERY preity wedding took place at "Coolenberg" the residence of the bride's parents on Wednesday 25th May—the contracting parties being Mr. Jacob Healey of port Macquaire…
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A UNIQUE serious of weddings took place in the Catholic Church, Adelong, on Saturday, the 12th instant, when the Misses Hoffman (three) were married to three brothers named Quinn, Two of the…
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A QUIET and pretty wedding was celebrated at the P. M. Church, Dulwich Hill, on the second of last month. The high contracting parties were a young man from the Macleay, and Miss L. V. Saxby, of…
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A QUIET and pretty wedding was celebrated at the P. M. Church, Dulwich Hill, on the second of last month. The high contracting parties were a…
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IN many of the churches in America, when a fashionable wedding is about to take place, the officiating clergy man is often called upon to attend a tuledress rehearsal. The church…
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An aborignial wedding took place at All Saints' Church on Thursday evening, when Thomas Donoghue and Miss Edith Davis were united in the…
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On Wednesday last, the Rev. W. H. Marshall, Presbyterian Minister at Macksville, was married to Miss Rachael Trees, the youngest daughter…
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"Fifty years to-morrow. It is a long time. Dorothy. Dost then remember the wedding day? "Aye, thou art not likely to forget. It was…
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Mr. and Mrs. L. Fahey, of Wherrol Flat, celebrated the anniversary of their "silver wedding" last Thursday, by a reunion, of friends, of an…
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LAST Wednesday, the 23rd instant, Mr. Robert Henry McKay, son of Mr. John McKay, of Nabiac, and Miss May Victoria Wallis, daughter of the late Mr. Jesse Wallis,…
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THE house stood in a side street. It was the kind of house that…
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A WADDING of more than ordinary character, because of the great esteem, in which the "high contracting parties" are held by the community, took…
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A BUNDABERG exchange reports:—A pronounced ware of excitement pervaded the ranks of the Salvation Army lasses and soldiers in the Queen's Theatre upon Wednesday evening last, when the…
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