Weddings
A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Coreen Hall on 31st December, the contracting parties being Miss May Abbot, of Coreen, and Mr. John…
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Weddings. Coughlan--nolan
The wedding took place in Melbourne on Thursday last at St. Patrick's Cathedral, of Mr. Jack Coughlan, of Corowa, and Miss Statia Nolan, youngest…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised in Christ Church, Wahgunyah, on Wednesday, January 6, when Mr George Albert Saines, third eldest son of Mr…
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The marriage of Mr Robert Hilliar, of Newcastle, second son of the late and Mrs Hilliar, of “Mylandra,” Cowra, and Miss Lena…
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Most people who make up their minds to marry consider themselves faced by only one alternative-a church or a registry office. Not all…
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The marriage of Mr. Albert John Driscoll, only son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Driscoll, of Wahgunyah, to Miss Lilian Maud Burgin, third eldest…
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Should the bride perchance see a coftin while being driven to the railway station prior to deporting upon her honeymoon she should order the driver to turn back and…
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They were celebrating their silver wedding, and, of course, the couple were happy and affectionate. "Yes," said the husband, "this is the…
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A wedding was celebrated at St. Mary's Cathedral, Goulburn, on Wednesday, January 20, when a large gathering assembled to witness the marriage of Miss Queenie…
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A very pretty and interesting wedding was celebrated at St. Joseph's R.C. Church, Northcote, on Tuesday, January 19. The contracting parties were Mr James Daly,…
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The marriage was celebrated at St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, on Tuesday last, 26th January, of Leonard Bates, of Sydney, and Miss Kathleen…
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A very pretty evening wedding was celebrated at Wahguayah on Wednesday last, when Miss Matilda I. Haig, second eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. G…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at St. Francis' Church,Melbourne, on February 10, by the very Rev, Father McCarthy,the contracting parties being, Miss clare…
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A quiet wedding celebrated at St. Francis' Church, Melbourne, on February 10, by the Very Rev. father M'Carthy, the contracting parties being Miss…
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A very pretty wedding, that should prove of interest to Tocumwal and Strathmerton district residents, was celebrated at St. James' Old Cahedral…
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The time had gone quickly with Sir Gerald and his nieces. July was over, and August had come in with its generally hot sun and cloudless skies…
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The time had gone quickly with Sir Gerald and his nieces. July was over, and August had come in with its generally hot sun and cloudless skies…
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The congregation that listened with decorum and attention while the grave divines of our forefathers' day progressed in duly ordered…
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The marriage was quietly celebrated at Holy Trinity Cathedral, Wangaratta; last Thursday morning, of Mr. Joseph Boss Oeding, son of the late Mr. and…
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The marriage took place at Oaklands on Tuesday, 2nd inst., of two popular residents, Mr. Arthur Nixon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nixon, of "Belmont,"…
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