Wedding Bells at Mstonville
A very pretty and rather interesting wedding was celebrated at the Alstonville R.C. Church on Wednessay last when Miss Maria, [?] younged daughter of…
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Wedding Bells
A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents. M'Lean's Ridges, on Wednesday, February 25, when Miss Ethel Evil, fourth daughter of Mr. Samuel Risk…
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On Wednesday evening "Montrose," the residence of Mr. D. A. M'Donald, was the scene of great, rejoicing, the occasion being thecele-bration of the Golden Wedding olr that much respected gentleman and his good lad}'. The home, for the…
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A PRETTY wedding took at the Church of England, Wellongbar, on Tuesday last, when Mr. H. J. B[?] of M[?]bimby, of Alstonville, late of K Vadley. The Ceremony was…
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A VERY quiet wedding was performed on the 17th April, at St. Patrick's R. C. Church, Sydney, the contracting parties being Mr. Henry Cochrane, of Wollongbar, and Miss…
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THE marriage of Miss Ethel E. Hume, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hume, of Tarengo station, grandniece of the late Mr. Hamilton…
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A SOUTH Australian newspaper tells of an interesting wedding that took place in a township in that State recently. It appears that a young woman of a…
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A QUIET but interesting wedding was solemnised at the Lismore Wesleyan Church on May 20th, when Miss Allic Wells, eldest daughter of Mr. T. Wells, of Minmi, was…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated on Tuesday last, June 2nd, at the residence of the bride's parents. Eltham, when Miss Agnes Elizabeth, second eldest daughter of Mr. W…
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A WEDDING which excited much interest in the district (says the "Forbes Times") was celebrated at Warroo church on Wednesday, July 8th, the…
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THE Presbyterian Church, Coraki, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Miss Isabella, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Cameron, and Mr…
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ON Wednesday last, at the Roman Catholic Church, Casino, Miss Kathleen O'Reilley, daughter of Mr. H. O'Reilley, of Wooroowoolgen, was united in…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place at the Presbyterian Church, Ballina, on Wednesday morning last, August 5th, at 11 o'clock, the contracting parties being Miss Isabella Brown, second…
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ON Wednesday morning last a quiet but pretty wedding took place at St. Joseph's Church, Coraki, the contracting parties being Mr. Andrew Turner and Miss Mary Carroll. The…
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A VE[?] pretty wedding was celebrated in the the Church of England, Wyrallah the 19th August, the contracting parties being Mr. Edward Jenner, eldest, son of Mr. A. Jeaner, of…
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THE progressive town of Tatham was en fete on Wednesday, 23rd September, by the celebration of a marriage between Miss Mabel Elsie Burron M'Keever, youngest daughter of…
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IT is the desire of every young lady to have her wedding carried out without a hitch and in great style. The writer recently attended a wedding for which there had been…
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A quiet and pretty wedding took place in Byron Bay on Thursday, 5th inst., when Mr. J. Morrison and Miss Nickson were united in the…
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ON Wednesday, Nov. 18th, at Bungawalbin, Mr. Clarence Stanley Everingham and Miss Lavinia Frances Broadrick were united in matrimony by the Rev. S. Bembrick. Mr…
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WE are so prone nowadays to adopt American crazes, and to persuade ourselves that our Transatlantic friends are cleverer than we are at social…
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