A Japanese Wedding
Some interesting photographic reproductions which appeared in the "Sphere" recently are described by our contemporary in the following:—…
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Weddings, 1911
88 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 2 of 5
Social News. Weddings
BUCKLEYâTURNBULL.âAt the Methodist Church, Adamstown, on 29th March, by the Rev. A. Stephen, Mr. Fred Buckley, oldest son of Mr. Charles Buckley, of…
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From Chattanooga, Tennessee, comes the story of an amusing case of the courts being cheated by marriage of a witness in a murder trial. Dr. John Sherman has…
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BEDFORD—JACKSON.—At St. Mark's Church, Islington, on April 11th, by the Rev. W. F. James, John Garfield, eldest son of Mr. J, Bedford, of Waratah, was…
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EVEILLE-NICOLSON.—At the Methodist Church Hamilton, on Saturday, April 15th, by the Rev. W. Pottinger, assisted by the Rev. L. H. L. Ralph (uncle of the…
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When choosing a wedding present for a bride avoid the commonplace. That which everyone gives should be avoided by the discriminating buyer. Duplicates are often…
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Mr. C. Spencer will Present, at the Victoria Theatre, on Saturday next, his pictorial production of "The Fetal Wedding." The fact that this picture-play…
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SNEDDON—COWMEADOW.—At the Methodist Church, Minmi, on the 19th April, Mr. John Adrian, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sneddon, was married to Miss…
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The production of Mr. C. Spencer's photo-play, "The Fatal Wedding," with the famous Tin-can Band, is looked forward to with much interest. The fact…
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The pictorial presentation of the popular musical drama, "The Fatal Wedding," by Mr. C. Spencer, at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday night next, is looked forward…
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To-night at the Victoria Theatre Mr. C. Spencer will present his famous pictorial production of "The Fatal Wedding," by arrangement with the Clarke-Meynell…
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BURNLEY—PLAIN.—At the residence of Mr. Isaac Burnley, Lambton Heights, on April 12, Walter, his second youngest son, was married to…
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A crowded audience at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday night witnessed, with every evidence of marked appreciation, the cinematographic representation…
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Crowded audiences each evening have witnessed Mr. C. Spencer's picture-play, "The Fatal Wedding," at the Victoria Theatre. The picture, which is of…
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The last presentation of Mr. C. Spencer's Picture Play "The Fatal Wedding" will be given at the Victoria Theatre to-night. Crowded audiences have attended the…
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Arrangements have been made with Mr. C. Spencer to present, in conjunction with the new programme at the Central Hall, commencing to-night, the popular musical…
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Mr. Will Herbert, who is well-known in the Newcastle and Maitland districts, announces that he has completed arrangements for the showing in New…
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Mr. Will Herbert announces that he will show the popular picture film, "The Fatal Wedding," at Anstey's Hall, Cessnock, to-night, and at West Maitland…
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In the Town Hall, west Maitland, to-night. Mr. Will Herbert will screen the remarkably popular picture entitled "The Fatal Wedding," introducing the famous…
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BEVERIDGE—JOHNSTONE.—At the Junction Methodist Church on Saturday, June 17th, Janet, the fourth daughter of Mr. Alexander Johnstone, of Merewether,…
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