Wedding at Cooma
As announced in last Friday's issue, a wedding took place in St. Patrick's Church, Cooma, on Wednesday, 10th instant, the…
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Weddings, 1912
12 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers
Wedding at Bega. King—Kemp
At St. John's Church, Bega, on Jan. 2[?] by the Ven. Arch. Ow[?] Nell, Mr. W. J. King, eldest son of Mr. Robert King, of…
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Pemberton—Wallace, At St. Paul's Church, Burwood, on Saturday, 24th February, a quiet wedding was solemnised…
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On Easter Monday, at Cooma, Miss May A. Mawson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mawson, of Lambie Street, Cooma, was…
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A wedding took place at the R.C. Presbytery, Cooma, on 29th May, the contracting parties being Mr. Walter E. Norris, son of…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church, Phillip Street, Sydney, on June 12, between Annie…
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A very pretty, but quiet wedding, took place in St. Mary's Church of England, Gagederick, on Wednesday, Sept. 25, the…
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Tuesday, 8th October, proved a gala day at Moonbah, the occasion being a wedding at St. Thomas' Church which was…
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Under blue skies, and on a day of warm sunshine, a pretty wedding was celebrated at Little Paupong, Dalgety, on November…
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The heartiest congratulations were on Tuesday last showered upon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Solomon, of Cooma, the 26th…
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A pretty and fashionable wedding was celebrated in St. Peter's Church, Candelo, on Wednesday morning, when Miss May Clayton, of this town…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Adventures of a Wedding Ring. Fish That Swallowed It Eaten by a Bird
"Fish" stories are numerous—and notorious. One of the best appears in a recent number of the San Francisco "Call," and runs as follows:—…
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