Woman's World. Weddings. Davis—Davidson
At St. Andrew's Church of England on Tuesday morning last Leslie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Davis. "Hilfred Lorne," Georgestreet, Burwood, and Elsie, youngest…
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Wolves and a Wedding Party. 118 Persons Perish
Attacked by fanished wolves, no fewer than 118 persons, members of a wedding party, are stated to have perished in. Asiatic Russia, How the party set out in…
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A wedding of very great local interest was celebrated in the Wyrallah Methodist Church on Thursday, the 13th instant, when Mr. Arthur Rippon, of Broadwater,…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated last week at the Methodist Church, Wyrallah, by the Rev. A. Whitton, the parties being Arthur Wilham, eldest son of Mr…
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The Archbishop of York official at Lord Linlithgow's wedding. King George's and Queen Mary's gifts included a large silver loving cup…
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A quiet wedding was colemnised on Monday, 17th inst., at St. Andrew's Church of England, Lismore, when Miss margaret Jane Simpson and Mr. James Emanuel…
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SYDNEY "Daily Telegraph" says the marriage of two sisters to clergymen at Macquarie street Methodist Church, Parramatta, on the evening of April 12, was…
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A QUIET but very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Mary's R. C. Church, Casino, on Tuesday last, the contracting parties being Mr. Edward John Meaney…
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ON Tuesday last Mr. and Mrs. I. Handford's residence, Tenterfield Road, was the scene of much festivity and joy, the occasion being the celebration of double wedding…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Lismore, on Thursday of last week, the contracting parties being Mr. T. A., eldest son of Mr…
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The skirl of the bagpipes floating on the cisp evening air recently surrounded the unpretentious church of St. Andrew's, Carlton, with a true Highland…
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St. Mark's R.C. Church, Casino, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Tuesday last, when Mr. E. J. Meaney, of "Kilcreen," Wardell, was…
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The residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. Handford was the scene of much gaiety last Tuesday, the occasion being the unusual event of a double…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Womas's World. Weddings. Taylor—[?]asgrave
A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church on Tuesday morning, 25th April, between William; son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Taylor,…
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The marriage of Mr. C. A. McCallum, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. McCullum, of Lavadia, to Allie, eidest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. McDonough, Tweed Heads,…
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ON Thursday morning last, at the Casino R.C. Church, the Rev. J. M'Donnell performed a very pretty and interesting wedding ceremony in the presence of a large…
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A very pretty and interesting wedding was celebrated on Tuesday the 25th ult., at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C…
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Mr and Mrs Peter Ebeling celebrated their golden wadding on Tuesday last. Mr libeling is 89 years of age and his wife, Catherine, 85. Both…
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Two charges were preferred against a young man named Horace Wickins on Friday at the Paddington Police Court. He was charged with having assaulted Thomas…
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The village of Tong looked fair enough this June morning. The sun was bright, the sky cloudless. From the old gabled, half timber cottages near the church the folks had…
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