Wedding
At Eulong, Upper Manning on Wednesday last week, Miss Eliza Hoard, daughter of Mr. George, Road was united in marriage with Mr…
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No Wedding for Rim
Miss Potts," trembled the youth has he parted from her at the door, "there is something I must say to you…
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A free fight occurred at a wedding festival in the Ashfield Town Hall last night. Mr. Carr, the caretaker, hearing men, women and children…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated in the Presbyterian Church, Wauchope, on Wednesday last, when Mr. A. J. Clarke, son of Mr. David Clarke, of Jiggi, Richmond River, was united in the holy…
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Four hundred weddings were celebrated simultaneously on Saturday at Sorata [?]mong members of the Lewa Kunbi castle (wires the Bombay…
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BRENTON—MILLIGAN.—Mr. William James Brenton, son of Mr. John Brenton, of Frederickton, was united in the bonds of matrimony to…
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There were lively proceedings at a wedding party in the Ashfield Town Hall on Wednesday night. When Constable Martin arrived on the scene…
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A VERY interesting evening wedding took place in the Presbyterian Church in Kempsey on Wednesday, March, the 5th, when John, second eldest son of…
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THE marriage of Mr. John William Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stewart, of the Bight, near Wingham, and Miss Bessie Scott, second eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Stitt, of…
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In spite of all the books on Japan, how many people can accurately describe a Japanese wedding ceremony? From beginning to end curiously…
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A VERY quiet wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents on Wednesday, April 2, when Edwin George, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Webber, of Telegraph Point, was united in…
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A quiet wedding took place at St. James' Church, on Saturday, the 5th inst. The contacting parties were Miss Margaret McGovern, third…
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It is not the lot of many married couples to live to celebrate their "Diamond Wedding" which is the term that custom has coined as one…
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Mr. H. L. Macara, of the teaching staff of the Dungog Public School, was married to Amy, second youngest daughter of Mrs. Herbert Surges, of Dungog, at the Anglican…
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After leaving school the young man joined as a student at the Hawkesbury Agricultural Collage and received most valuable instruction regarding the various…
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At a recent wedding breakfast at Temora, Mr. A. D. Ness, chairman of the directors of the Temora "Star," in responding to the toast of the press,…
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AT the Presbyterian Church, Glebe, Sydney, on March 8th, in the presence of a number of guests and spectators, a marriage was solemnised by the Rev. F. W. Dunlop, D.D…
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A QUIET wedding took place at the Mause, Port Macquarie, on April 1st, when Mr. Benjamin Churchill was united in matrimony to Miss Mary Warwick. The Rev. G. M. Torbett, M. A…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on Wednesday, 12th, March, by the Rev. S. P. Slew[?]rt, at the residence of the bride's parents, when Sara fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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A very pretty wedding took place at the Bellingen Catholic Church on Wednesday morning last, says the "Sun" when Mr., Edmund Mahony,…
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